BBA - AU: Program Structure and Duration

It is mandatory to Iollow the course regulations oI BBA as stated in the National University Act,
1992. ThereIore, like other institutes, the Academy provides only the tutorial Iacilities to the
students oI BBA under the National University. The instructors under this program Iollow the
prescribed syllabuses provided by the National University. The exams are held twice in a year at
an external center immediately at the end oI each semesters. All questions are set, examined and
the result is published by the National University.

Duration of the program: At least 4 Years, but must be completed by 6 years.

No. of Weeks per semester: At least 21.

No. of semesters: 8

No. of Classes per semester: At least 30 classes oI 1.5 hours each.

Final Exam: Within the last 3 weeks oI the semester.

Duration of the examination: 3 hours each.

The Iollowings are the program structure oI the BBA program under the National University:

Description Courses Credits
Part/Year: 1, Semester: 1 & 2 55 30
Part/Year: 2, Semester: 1 & 2 55 30
Part/Year: 3, Semester: 1 & 2 55 30
Part/Year: Final, Semester: 1 & Final
Specialized courses oI any one Concentration
on: Accounting/marketing/Finance/Management
55 30
Total 40 120

Area of Knowledge Subjects
Language English
General education
History oI Bangladesh,
Social Sciences, Natural
Sciences, Mathematics and
Computers
Analytical tools
Statistical Techniques,
Behavioral Science and
Accountancy
Fundamental knowledge
on Business
Management, Production,
Finance, Marketing and
Human Resources.
Supplementary
knowledge
Communication,
Environment and Economics
Synthesis Business Policy and Strategy
Total (8 semesters, 4
years)
40 Courses



BBA - NU: Admission Process

ENTRANCE AND ADMISSIONS PROCESS

An applicant is eligible Ior admission at the upper division undergraduate level by meeting the
Iollowing criteria:
1. SSC or Equivalent and HSC or equivalent pass on 2010-2011 session minimum grade C
2. Demonstrate ability to perIorm at the undergraduate level.
3. Good command oI English Language
4. TransIer Irom any National University aIIiliated institutions (approval must be needed
Irom the both institutions and the University).

THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS

1.Application: An application is comprised oI the inIormation oI all vocational, proIessional and
academic background education.


2.Transcripts: OIIicial Transcripts/Marksheets Irom previously attended colleges or
universities/institutions must be provided prior to enrollment.

3.Photographs: 5 passport size Black and White photograph and 2 stamp size color photograph.

4.Application Form: Application Ior admission to the Academy is made directly to the
Academy using the prescribe application Iorm. BeIore making their application students
/sponsor should read the prospectus very careIully.

It is particularly important that student understand the entrance requirements Ior the course Ior
which they wish to apply. II the student is in any doubt as to their eligibility to join a particular
course the Academy oIIicers will be pleased to give advice.
Students who are waiting Ior examination results, which will make them eligible Ior admission,
are strongly advised to apply tothe Academy beIore they receive these results. The Academy will
reserve their place on the course, conditional on their obtaining the required results.



BBA - NU : Evaluation Criteria and Grading

IN-COURSE TESTS
In order to monitor the course eIIectively and eIIiciently, a variety oI measures are adopted. The
Academy introduced an in-house exam system that incorporates Irequent tests during the
semester. The total in-course tests can be divided as Iollow which is later converted into 10
and sent to the National University Ior adding up in the Iinal marks/grade:

Attendance & Participation 10
Assignments & Quizzes 20
1st mid-Term 20
2nd Mid-Term 20
Pre-Iinal Test / Project Work 30

Note: 75 attendance in the regular classes is mandatory in order to get eligibility to sit Ior the
Iinal exam.

FINAL TESTS
National University s BBA program are evaluated in the Iollowing manner:

Evaluation
criteria
Marks Description
In-course 10
Tutorial, case study and in-course
exams at the Academy
Final test
(Comprehensive)
40
Conducted by the NU at an external
center. Time: 3hrs
Total 50 120

UGC
Grading System
University Grants Commission (UGC) has introduced a UniIorm Grading Scheme, Ior the
preparation oI results, to be Iollowed by all the Public and Private universities in Bangladesh
Irom the session 2006-2007.



However, Universities may use "I" grade in case oI incomplete grade and "W" Ior withdrawn
courses.
It is to be noted that, Institutions/Colleges, who are oIIering "Pass" degree would still continue
their old making system.



A - NP: Teaching Methods


Consistent with the degree objectives, a variety oI teaching methods have been adopted, More
speciIically we combine lecture, case and experimental exercise methods, At the same time, the
audio visual aspect plays a prominent role in all three methods mentioned above, Finally, Irom
time to time lectures are also conducted by the practitioners/proIessionals in the Iield so that
students are well- acquainted with the recent developments and practical aspects oI the Iield oI
work.


A - NP : Academic Facilities


Academy premises provides a high standard and comIortable atmosphere in which to study and
learn. There are Lecture Theatre, Reading Rooms, Mock Trial Court Room, Seminar, Library
and Canteen.

Library: The Library is Iurnished with latest text books, ReIerence books, all England
Law Reports, upto date Law Reports, UK Newspapers and proIessional Journals with staII on
hand to assist students.

Reading Room: The reading room provides a comIortable environment Ior private study.
Important daily newspapers and leading weekly journals are provided.

Canteen: The Canteen remains open Ior light reIreshment.

Semester Performance Report: The Business School is well equipped with School InIormation
System. Through this system, we provide real time perIormance reports to the guardians in each
semester and per request.
English Language Special Classes: English Language Special Classes run weekly Ior students
who need to brush up on their command oI the English Language to cope more easily with their
courses. The course is designed to meet the needs oI our students who could be studying
proIessional subjects. At the time oI admission iI it is Iound that the student needs to improve his
knowledge oI the English Language, he would be required to attend the English Language
Special classes with minimum charges.

Extra Curricula Lectures: The Academy plans extra curricula lectures to supplement the
Regular Academic Lectures. The Academy welcomes visiting ProIessional & Specialists
speakers who come to address the Academy on subjects oI interest relevant to the students.

Academy Parties and Dinners: Social events at Academy are regular Ieatures oI liIe and
include the Annual Dinner.

Debates: Debates are held regularly on various topics and the aim is always to provide students
with conIidence and the ability to speak on objective we are determined to achieve.

General Lectures: With the help oI qualiIied teachers, the Academy provides regular class
tuition to students oI the courses. This teacher-student interIace, the Academy Ieels, is vital Ior
ensuring success in the examination.

Tutorial & Revision Class: Apart Irom regular lectures, we provide special tutorials to students,
immediately prior to each examination. This takes the Iorm oI a Revision course, and involves
going through the various parts oI the syllabus.

Seminars: Discussions on speciIic topics oI the course, which are considered important, are held
at Irequent intervals, throughout the duration oI the course.

Question & Answer Workshop: Students are encouraged to ask typical questions, on diIIerent
aspects oI the syllabus. This usually takes place in the Iorm oI a Workshop, participated by
teachers and students.

Games, Sports and Cultural Programs: Students organize and participate in games and sports
and cultural Iunction regularly on occasions oI national importance.

Tours and Picnics: Industrial and Academic tours and Picnics are organized annually. Parents
are also encouraged to join the Annual Picnic.








BBA - AP: Fees & Charges

FEES STRUCTURE

Payable for 1
st
year (1
st
& 2
nd
Semester)

1
st
Semester Tk. 15,000
2
nd
Semester Tk. 15,000
Total Tk. 30,000

Payable for 2
nd
year (3
rd
& 4
th
Semester)

3
rd
Semester Tk. 15,000
4
th
Semester Tk. 15,000
Total Tk. 30,000

Payable for 3
rd
year (5
th
& 6
th
Semester)

5
th
Semester Tk. 15,000
6
th
Semester Tk. 15,000
Total Tk. 30,000

Payable for 4
th
year (7
th
& 8
th
Semester)

7
th
Semester Tk. 15,000
8
th
Semester Tk. 15,000
Total Tk. 30,000
Total Tk. 1,20,000


TransIer Fees Tk. 5,000
*Fine TK. 20.00 per day in deIault oI Monthly Tuition Fees Payment.
**Provisional transcript Irom the Academy Tk. 200/-

The Academy reserves the right to amend the announced Iees, iI necessary. Besides the Iees
payable to the Academy, student should budget Ior the cost oI purchasing textbooks,
photocopying, transportation and living. The Admission Iee, other Iees and also the monthly Iees
paid to the Academy, are not reIundable on any ground.





BBA - AU : List of Courses


No Code Course Title Marks Credits
Part/Year: 1, Semester: 1

1

1101

Introduction to Business

100

3

2

1102

Principles oI Accounting

100

3

3

1103

Introduction to Computer

100

3

4

1104

Business Mathematics

100

3

5

1105

English

100

3

Part/Year: 1, Semester: 2

6

1201

Business Communication

100

3

7

1202

Intermediate Accounting

100

3

8

1203

Principles oI Management

100

3

9

1204

Micro Economics

100

3

10

1205

Business Statistics - 1

100

3

Part/Year: 2, Semester: 3

11

2101

Principles oI Finance

100

3

12

2102

Principles oI Marketing

100

3

13

2103

Organizational Behaviour

100

3

14

2104

Macro Economics

100

3

15

2105

Business Statistics - II

100

3

Part/Year: 2, Semester: 4

16

2201

Insurance and Risk Management

100

3

17

2202

Cost Accounting

100

3

18

2203

Computer Programming

100

3

19

2204

Commercial Law

100

3

20

2205

Theory and Practice oI Banking

100

3

Part/Year: 3, Semester: 5

21

3101

Business and Society

100

3

22

3102

Auditing

100

3

23

3103

Taxation in Bangladesh

100

3

24

3104

Industrial Law

100

3

25

3105

Bangladesh Studies

100

3

Part/Year: 3, Semester: 6

26

3201

Financial Management

100

3

27

3202

Entrepreneurship Development

100

3

28

3203

International Business

100

3

29

3204

Marketing Management

100

3

30

3205

Production Management

100

3

Part/Year: 4, Semester: 7

31

4101

Human Resource Management

100

3

32

4102

Management Accounting

100

3

33

4103

Project Management

100

3

34

4104

Strategic Management

100

3

35

4105

Management InIormation
System

100

3

Part/Year: 4, Semester: 8 (Final), Major in any One

Major in Accounting

36

ACC4201

Accounting Theory

100

3

37

ACC4202

Financial Statement Analysis

100

3

38

ACC4203

Specialized Accounting

100

3

39

ACC4204

Corporate Reporting and
Disclosure

100

3

40

ACC4205

Viva and Project Paper DeIense

100

3

Major in Management

36

MGT4201

Management Thought

100

3

37

MGT4202

Industrial Relations and ConIlict
Management

100

3

38

MGT4203

Comparative Management

100

3

39

MGT4204

Industrial Psychology

100

3

40

MGT4205

Viva and Project Paper DeIense

100

3

Major in Finance

36

FIN4201

Financial Analysis

100

3

37

FIN4202

Security Analysis and PortIolio
Management

100

3

38

FIN4203

Financial Market and Institutions

100

3

39

FIN4204

Public Finance

100

3

40

FIN4205

Viva and Project Paper DeIense

100

3

Major in Marketing

36

MKT4201

Consumer Behaviour

100

3

37

MKT4202

Marketing Research

100

3

38

MKT4203

Marketing Promotion

100

3

39

MKT4204

Brand Management

100

3

40

MKT4205

Viva and Project Paper DeIense

100

3

Major in Information Systems

36

INF4201

E-commerce Strategies in
Business

100

3

37

INF4201

InIormation Systems

100

3

38

INF4201

Systems Analysis and Design

100

3

39

INF4201

Programming Techniques Ior
Business

100

3

40

INF4201

Viva and Project Paper DeIense

100

3

Total





120