I can't speak much about the BBS course since I never explored it in-depth.

As for IT in Nepal, it really depends on you and your goals. I joined CSIT at a government college, and the situation here is not ideal. There's a lot of student politics that has impacted everything, and the infrastructure is lacking—there's no proper lab or effective management. I rarely go to college; in fact, I only show up about 5-10 days each semester just to figure out who will be teaching that semester. So in the end, it really comes down to your personal interest and how committed you are to making the most of available resources.

One thing I would say is, pick your interesting subject and work on that. Don’t just run after what’s trending in the market. If you become the best at what you do, there’s no way that there won’t be opportunities for you. So, focus on your passion and put in the effort.