The Ten Plus Two Humanities program at Aadikavi Bhanubhakta Campus is an NEB-affiliated higher secondary program offered in Damauli, Tanahun. It runs within a publicly owned, community-based campus that offers study from +2 to master’s level and serves students from Tanahun and nearby districts.
At this campus, the Humanities stream is connected to a wider academic setting that includes the Humanities and Social Sciences department, library services, computer access, extra classes, and free internet on campus premises. The course is suited to students who want to study society, culture, literature, and human behavior through a broad higher secondary framework.
Course: Ten Plus Two Humanities
College: Aadikavi Bhanubhakta Campus
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Duration: 2 years
Academic Level: Class 11 and Class 12
Location: Vyas Municipality-1, Bigyanchaur, Bhadgaun, Damauli, Tanahun, Gandaki, Nepal
Campus Type: Publicly owned, community-based campus
Academic Area: Humanities and Social Sciences
Learning Support: Library facility, computer center, extra classes, and free internet on campus premises
Scholarship Context: More than 400 scholarship quotas and tuition support schemes at campus level
The Ten Plus Two Humanities program follows the NEB framework for Class 11 and Class 12. The available course context presents it as a broad humanities and social sciences stream with subject areas connected to literature, society, psychology, history, and geography.
Literature: English Literature, Nepali Literature, and World Literature
History: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern History, with attention to national and world events
Geography: Physical Geography, Human Geography, and Environmental Studies
Sociology: Social Theories, Cultural Studies, and Social Institutions
Psychology: Basic Psychology, Developmental Psychology, and Social Psychology
Build a higher secondary base in humanities and social sciences
Introduce students to literature, society, history, geography, and psychology
Develop understanding of social and cultural issues
Support academic progression into humanities, education, media, and related fields
Connect classroom study with broader social and cultural awareness
The Ten Plus Two Humanities stream at Aadikavi Bhanubhakta Campus offers a broad academic route for students who want to continue their studies after SEE in areas related to literature, society, culture, and human behavior. Its subject mix allows students to engage with both language-based and social science-based study at the higher secondary level.
Its scope is also shaped by the campus environment. Students study within an institution that already runs humanities, education, and management programs across multiple levels. This gives the Humanities stream a local academic setting in Damauli where students can begin higher secondary study and continue into related bachelor-level pathways available on the same campus.
Understand basic concepts in humanities and social sciences
Develop introductory knowledge of literature, history, geography, sociology, and psychology
Build awareness of social institutions, culture, and human behavior
Improve reading, interpretation, and written expression
Prepare for higher study in humanities, social sciences, education, and communication-related fields
Reading and interpretation
Writing and subject expression
Social and cultural understanding
Introductory historical and geographical analysis
Basic psychological awareness
Communication in humanities-related study
Foundational academic preparation for further study
The program is offered within a campus environment that reports problem-based learning, extra classes, separate classes for English medium students, and access to academic support facilities. These features shape the study environment for students in the Humanities stream.
Problem-based learning is used in the teaching-learning process
Extra classes are available
Separate classes are available for English medium students
Classes are run in different shifts
Students can use the library, computer center, and free internet on campus premises
Excursions and field trips are part of the wider academic environment
Higher study in Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science, and Psychology
Higher study in Literature, History, Philosophy, and Cultural Studies
Media and communication pathways
Journalism and public relations pathways
Education and educational administration pathways
Civil service preparation and government-sector study pathways
The campus provides more than 400 scholarship quotas
Scholarships are available through tuition fee waivers and financial aid
Special consideration is available for talented students, students with weak financial backgrounds, disabled students, and members of deprived communities
Students scoring 80 percent and above receive a 100 percent tuition fee discount
Students scoring 70 to 80 percent receive a 50 percent tuition fee discount
Students scoring 60 to 70 percent receive a 25 percent tuition fee discount
First position holders receive a 50 percent tuition fee discount
Second position holders receive a 25 percent tuition fee discount
Disabled students receive a 50 percent tuition fee discount
Admission to Class 11 generally begins after the publication of SEE results
Applicants submit the prescribed application form with the required academic records and photographs
Depending on stream and campus procedure, admission may include an entrance examination, interview, or merit-based selection
After selection and fee payment, the student is enrolled in Class 11
Subject registration is completed through the campus under the NEB framework
SEE marksheet or grade sheet
SEE character certificate or school leaving certificate
Transfer certificate from the previous school
Migration certificate, if applicable
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
NEB Class 11 registration or subject registration form
The Ten Plus Two Humanities program follows the NEB annual system for Class 11 and Class 12. Admission, enrollment, subject registration, examinations, and results are handled within the NEB framework.
Class 11 admission and subject registration are completed through the campus. Class 12 is the final national board examination stage, where NEB manages examination application procedures, schedules, examination centers, and result publication.
Ten Plus Two Humanities at Aadikavi Bhanubhakta Campus is an NEB-affiliated higher secondary program for students who want to begin humanities and social sciences study in Damauli. The course brings together literature, history, geography, sociology, and psychology within a two-year structure.
Within the campus, the stream is supported by academic facilities, extra classes, scholarship schemes, and a humanities-related environment that connects naturally to further study at bachelor level.
The program runs for 2 years across Class 11 and Class 12.
The program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
The available course context includes Literature, History, Geography, Sociology, and Psychology.
Admission to Class 11 usually begins after the publication of SEE results.
Students generally need the SEE marksheet, SEE character certificate or school leaving certificate, transfer certificate, migration certificate if applicable, citizenship or birth certificate copy, passport-size photographs, and the NEB Class 11 registration or subject registration form.
Students can use the library, computer center, free internet on campus premises, extra classes, and the wider academic support environment of the campus.
