If you plan to study business after Grade 12, the +2 Management at Aagaman Campus Sunsari offers an NEB-based route for BBS, BHM, and related fields.
The program runs on the Duhabi-3 campus opposite Sunsari Samudayak Hospital.
The +2 Management stream follows the National Examination Board syllabus. Classes focus on applied business fundamentals that help you move toward Tribhuvan University bachelor’s programs. Students receive subject counseling and a structured timetable for Grade 11 and Grade 12.
NEB +2 Management taught on Aagaman Campus premises
Accounting, Economics, Business Studies, and computer-related units
Regular tests, terminal exams, and counseling during admission and exam periods
Library and computer lab support for coursework and project tasks
NEB distributes subject loads across two years. Grade 11 introduces business principles, accounting basics, and economics. Grade 12 advances into financial accounting, business environment, and selective computer or mathematics units as per NEB options.
Here’s what you’ll study over two years:
Accounting: journal entries, ledgers, trial balance, final accounts
Economics: micro and macro concepts relevant to Nepal’s context
Business Studies: organization forms, functions, and legal basics
Optional components: Mathematics or Computer-related units (as permitted)
English and Nepali language papers for communication strength
Students build a working understanding of business records, simple analysis, and clear written communication. The stream prepares you for BBS, BHM, and entry-level roles that expect organized documentation and basic numeracy.
Graduates apply for bachelor-level management degrees at TU or equivalent institutions. Many consider BBS for accounting or finance, while others look at BHM or computer-focused management as interests grow.
Prepare basic financial statements for small case scenarios
Explain demand, supply, and market structures in simple terms
Draft short business letters, memos, and meeting notes
Use spreadsheets to organize data and create simple charts
Work in small groups to present findings
Accounting practice sets using ledgers and worksheets
Spreadsheet tables for budgeting and sales tracking
Business communication assignments with clear formatting
Short case discussions on local enterprises and services
Teachers run chapter-wise lectures, tutorials, and periodic tests. Group tasks encourage planning and time management. Library hours support reading, and computer-lab sessions help with spreadsheet tasks. NEB patterns guide terminal examinations.
Applicants must hold SEE qualification under NEB rules. The campus announces intake dates, sections, and document checklists each session. Required documents usually include mark sheet, character and transfer certificates, photographs, and identity copy.
Accounts assistant, store record keeper, or office support
Sales and client service roles in local firms
Banking support after meeting recruitment criteria
Entrepreneurship in trading or family businesses
Scholarships are announced for deserving and under-served students. Categories often include merit-based and need-based options. Ask for the latest policy, eligibility, and deadlines during admission.
Students who enjoy organized work, numbers, and business communication gain a steady base for BBS and hospitality studies. The Duhabi-3 location supports daily commuting, and campus facilities help maintain routine study.
The +2 Management stream at Aagaman Campus provides a practical NEB pathway for bachelor-level business study. Regular attendance, steady practice, and clear writing habits improve readiness for exams and future management programs.
