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Vision of B.A Program

A Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) is an undergraduate degree programme to students who have successfully completed plus two or Proficiency Certificate Level ( PCL) program of study in the liberal arts, humanities, social sciences, or in any other related disciplines. The B.A. degree in BMC  has been conducted with the following vision:

"To develop critical thinkers who models inclusive sprit and graduate prepared for success is a profession or higher education ."

 

 

Objective of B.A Program

Students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree have the opportunity to explore a wide range of subjects within their chosen field of study. Some common areas of concentration for B.A. degrees include English, history, philosophy, sociology, psychology, anthropology, political science, economics, and fine arts, among others. The specific subjects and courses available will vary depending on the institution.

To enhance the learning of diverse students through engaged classroom experiences involving hands-on projects and active learning methods

To Prepare students for modern workplaces by immersing them in multidisciplinary and team-based environments

  • To educate students to solve tomorrow’s problems by instilling an entrepreneurial mindset
  • To benefit society by engaging students in research, scholarship and outreach
  • To support long-term career growth by developing students’ technical and interpersonal communication skills
  • To develop students’ global awareness by exploring the impact of engineering solutions on a world scale
  • To expose students to real world experiences by partnering with industry, government, and community organizations
  • To develop an international reputation by promoting an all-encompassing climate of excellence

Course Duration

The duration of a Bachelor of Arts degree program is typically  four years at BMC, although it can vary depending on the country and the educational system. During their studies, students will typically take a combination of required courses, elective courses, and may have the option to specialize or major in a specific subject area.

Upon completion of a B.A. degree, graduates may choose to enter the workforce directly or pursue further education at the graduate level, such as a Master's degree or a Ph.D. The career opportunities for B.A. graduates are diverse and can vary depending on the specific field of study. Some common career paths include teaching, writing, research, communications, public relations, marketing, social work, and government positions, among others.

Admission Requirements

The candidate must have successfully completed the intermediate level (I.A) or +2 or an equivalent degree from Tribhuvan University (TU) or a board/institution/university recognized by TU, regardless of the chosen stream.

Previously, there was a provision that students who wished to pursue majors in English, Mathematics, Economics, and certain other subjects were required to pass the respective subjects at the proficiency level (+2) within a three-year period to obtain the bachelor's certificate.

However, Tribhuvan University (TU) has removed this requirement. Now, students have the freedom to choose the available subjects offer at BMC in the Bachelor of Arts (BA) program, irrespective of their background in the plus two level. Students do not need to appear in any entrance exam, they can directly get admissions. Also, there is no requirement for minimum marks.

Syllabus:

FIRST YEAR
Syllabus not available
S.N. Course Code Course Title Credit Hrs. Lecture Hrs. Tutorial Hrs. Lab Hrs. Syllabus
1 Eng. 410 Compulsory English N/A 150
N/A
2 Eng.421 Majoe English: Reading, Writing and Thinking N/A 150
N/A
3 Eng.422 History of English Literatureand criticism N/A 150
N/A
4 So.421 introduction to Sociology N/A 150
N/A
5 So.422 Dynamics of Nepali Society N/A 150
N/A
6 RDS.421 Theories of Development N/A 150
N/A
7 RDS.422 Basic Research Methods N/A 150
N/A
8 Nep 402 Compulsory Nepali N/A 150
N/A
9 Eng. 423 Prose: Eassayes and Short Stories N/A 150
N/A
10 Eng.424 Reading and Responding to Poetry N/A 150
N/A
11 So.423 Sociological Theories N/A 150
N/A
12 So.424 Research Methods in Sociology N/A 150
N/A
13 RDS.423 Economics and Development N/A 150
N/A
14 RDS.424 Socioty and Development N/A 150
N/A
15 Eng.403 Compulsory English N/A 150
N/A
16 Eng.425 Visual Arts N/A 150
N/A
17 Eng.410 Elective N/A 150
N/A
18 So.425 Social Diversity and Inequality N/A 150
N/A
19 Hist. 410 Introduction to Tourism Development N/A 150
N/A
20 RDS.425 Governance and Development N/A 150
N/A
21 Ps.410 Government and Election in Nepal N/A 150
N/A
22 Com.404 Nepal Studies N/A 150
N/A
23 Eng.426 Drama and Novel N/A 150
N/A
24 Eng.427 Research and Writing N/A 150
N/A
25 So.426 Sociology of Development and Democracy N/A 150
N/A
26 So.427 Academic Research and Writing N/A 150
N/A
27 RDS.426 Environment and Devlopment N/A 150
N/A
28 RDS.427 Planning and Project Management N/A 150
N/A
SECOND YEAR
Syllabus not available
S.N. Course Code Course Title Credit Hrs. Lecture Hrs. Tutorial Hrs. Lab Hrs. Syllabus
1 Eng. 410 Compulsory English N/A 150
N/A
2 Eng.421 Majoe English: Reading, Writing and Thinking N/A 150
N/A
3 Eng.422 History of English Literatureand criticism N/A 150
N/A
4 So.421 introduction to Sociology N/A 150
N/A
5 So.422 Dynamics of Nepali Society N/A 150
N/A
6 RDS.421 Theories of Development N/A 150
N/A
7 RDS.422 Basic Research Methods N/A 150
N/A
8 Nep 402 Compulsory Nepali N/A 150
N/A
9 Eng. 423 Prose: Eassayes and Short Stories N/A 150
N/A
10 Eng.424 Reading and Responding to Poetry N/A 150
N/A
11 So.423 Sociological Theories N/A 150
N/A
12 So.424 Research Methods in Sociology N/A 150
N/A
13 RDS.423 Economics and Development N/A 150
N/A
14 RDS.424 Socioty and Development N/A 150
N/A
15 Eng.403 Compulsory English N/A 150
N/A
16 Eng.425 Visual Arts N/A 150
N/A
17 Eng.410 Elective N/A 150
N/A
18 So.425 Social Diversity and Inequality N/A 150
N/A
19 Hist. 410 Introduction to Tourism Development N/A 150
N/A
20 RDS.425 Governance and Development N/A 150
N/A
21 Ps.410 Government and Election in Nepal N/A 150
N/A
22 Com.404 Nepal Studies N/A 150
N/A
23 Eng.426 Drama and Novel N/A 150
N/A
24 Eng.427 Research and Writing N/A 150
N/A
25 So.426 Sociology of Development and Democracy N/A 150
N/A
26 So.427 Academic Research and Writing N/A 150
N/A
27 RDS.426 Environment and Devlopment N/A 150
N/A
28 RDS.427 Planning and Project Management N/A 150
N/A
THIRD YEAR
Syllabus not available
S.N. Course Code Course Title Credit Hrs. Lecture Hrs. Tutorial Hrs. Lab Hrs. Syllabus
1 Eng. 410 Compulsory English N/A 150
N/A
2 Eng.421 Majoe English: Reading, Writing and Thinking N/A 150
N/A
3 Eng.422 History of English Literatureand criticism N/A 150
N/A
4 So.421 introduction to Sociology N/A 150
N/A
5 So.422 Dynamics of Nepali Society N/A 150
N/A
6 RDS.421 Theories of Development N/A 150
N/A
7 RDS.422 Basic Research Methods N/A 150
N/A
8 Nep 402 Compulsory Nepali N/A 150
N/A
9 Eng. 423 Prose: Eassayes and Short Stories N/A 150
N/A
10 Eng.424 Reading and Responding to Poetry N/A 150
N/A
11 So.423 Sociological Theories N/A 150
N/A
12 So.424 Research Methods in Sociology N/A 150
N/A
13 RDS.423 Economics and Development N/A 150
N/A
14 RDS.424 Socioty and Development N/A 150
N/A
15 Eng.403 Compulsory English N/A 150
N/A
16 Eng.425 Visual Arts N/A 150
N/A
17 Eng.410 Elective N/A 150
N/A
18 So.425 Social Diversity and Inequality N/A 150
N/A
19 Hist. 410 Introduction to Tourism Development N/A 150
N/A
20 RDS.425 Governance and Development N/A 150
N/A
21 Ps.410 Government and Election in Nepal N/A 150
N/A
22 Com.404 Nepal Studies N/A 150
N/A
23 Eng.426 Drama and Novel N/A 150
N/A
24 Eng.427 Research and Writing N/A 150
N/A
25 So.426 Sociology of Development and Democracy N/A 150
N/A
26 So.427 Academic Research and Writing N/A 150
N/A
27 RDS.426 Environment and Devlopment N/A 150
N/A
28 RDS.427 Planning and Project Management N/A 150
N/A
FOURTH YEAR
Syllabus not available
S.N. Course Code Course Title Credit Hrs. Lecture Hrs. Tutorial Hrs. Lab Hrs. Syllabus
1 Eng. 410 Compulsory English N/A 150
N/A
2 Eng.421 Majoe English: Reading, Writing and Thinking N/A 150
N/A
3 Eng.422 History of English Literatureand criticism N/A 150
N/A
4 So.421 introduction to Sociology N/A 150
N/A
5 So.422 Dynamics of Nepali Society N/A 150
N/A
6 RDS.421 Theories of Development N/A 150
N/A
7 RDS.422 Basic Research Methods N/A 150
N/A
8 Nep 402 Compulsory Nepali N/A 150
N/A
9 Eng. 423 Prose: Eassayes and Short Stories N/A 150
N/A
10 Eng.424 Reading and Responding to Poetry N/A 150
N/A
11 So.423 Sociological Theories N/A 150
N/A
12 So.424 Research Methods in Sociology N/A 150
N/A
13 RDS.423 Economics and Development N/A 150
N/A
14 RDS.424 Socioty and Development N/A 150
N/A
15 Eng.403 Compulsory English N/A 150
N/A
16 Eng.425 Visual Arts N/A 150
N/A
17 Eng.410 Elective N/A 150
N/A
18 So.425 Social Diversity and Inequality N/A 150
N/A
19 Hist. 410 Introduction to Tourism Development N/A 150
N/A
20 RDS.425 Governance and Development N/A 150
N/A
21 Ps.410 Government and Election in Nepal N/A 150
N/A
22 Com.404 Nepal Studies N/A 150
N/A
23 Eng.426 Drama and Novel N/A 150
N/A
24 Eng.427 Research and Writing N/A 150
N/A
25 So.426 Sociology of Development and Democracy N/A 150
N/A
26 So.427 Academic Research and Writing N/A 150
N/A
27 RDS.426 Environment and Devlopment N/A 150
N/A
28 RDS.427 Planning and Project Management N/A 150
N/A

Fee Structure:

S.N. Fee Head Amount Remarks
FIRST YEAR
1 0
Total for FIRST YEAR: 0
SECOND YEAR
Total for SECOND YEAR: 0
THIRD YEAR
Total for THIRD YEAR: 0
FOURTH YEAR
Total for FOURTH YEAR: 0
Grand Total: 0