Ashirwad College runs NEB +2 Management for learners moving from SEE to higher secondary studies in business. The college is known for introducing Hotel Management as a subject at the +2 level in Nepal, supported by a hotel management lab, library access, and classroom routines that guide you toward BBS, BBM, or related fields.
+2 Management builds your base in Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, English, Nepali, and optional subjects offered by the college.
You strengthen numeracy, academic writing, and study discipline, which helps during CMAT or college entrance tests for bachelor programs.
NEB +2 Management in a central Kathmandu setting
Hotel Management option with a practical lab
Library and computer access for assignments and projects
Interactive tutorial classes and individual counseling
Moderate fees with scholarship windows for merit and need
The NEB framework guides the subject set and assessment plan. Ashirwad College supports that framework through practice sessions and short projects.
Typical areas include:
Core Papers: English, Nepali, Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies
Optional/Applied Areas: Hotel Management option where scheduled, Basic Computer tasks, and project work
Skills Practice: Note-making, report format, spreadsheet basics for accounting entries
Hotel Management sessions use the lab for service routines, food production basics, safety, and hygiene. Students preparing for business degrees receive early exposure to presentation and group tasks.
Build strong fundamentals in accounting and business literacy
Strengthen writing, note-taking, and exam discipline
Provide early exposure to hospitality basics through the lab
Guide learners toward TU bachelor programs and other pathways
After +2 Management, you may apply for BBS, BBM, BBA (subject to separate rules), or diplomas in hospitality, office management, or computing. The Ashirwad pathway supports both bachelor entry and skill-focused choices.
Students can:
Prepare basic journal entries and simple ledgers
Interpret graphs in economics chapters and explain demand-supply shifts
Write short reports, summaries, and letters
Follow hygiene and safety routines during lab sessions
Present ideas clearly in groups
Accounting Practice: Daily problems, trial balance, and error checks
Communication: Paragraph writing, email format, and short presentations
Hospitality Basics: Service routine, equipment handling, and teamwork in the lab
Study Skills: Timetable planning, retrieval practice, and spaced review before term exams
Teachers use clear explanations, board work, and guided practice. Tutorial classes support learners who need extra time in accounts or grammar.
Counseling teams help you plan revision weeks and reduce last-minute stress. The lab gives hands-on exposure for the Hotel Management option.
Eligibility as per NEB rules after SEE
Application, mark sheet, character certificate, photos, and other documents listed in the college notice
Orientation for subject selection and section placement
Pathway to TU bachelor programs such as BBS and BBM
Entry to hospitality diplomas or junior roles in service settings after further training
Foundation for banking support, office administration, and retail after higher study
Merit awards for strong SEE scores
Continuing support based on internal performance
Announced schemes may include 30% for out-of-Valley students and 50% for government/community school graduates, subject to yearly notices and verification
NEB structure with focused support for accounts and business literacy
Hotel Management option backed by a functioning lab
Small-group tutorials and counseling that address study habits early
Central location for easy commute and peer study time
Clear pathway to BBS, BBM, and other business tracks
NEB +2 Management at Ashirwad College gives you a grounded start in business studies. You practise core subjects, use the hotel management lab for applied tasks, and build study habits that help during bachelor admissions. Families and educators see a stable route that leads from SEE to undergraduate choices in Kathmandu.
Contact Ashirwad College's administrative office for detailed information on the +2 Management course, including fees, scholarships, facilities, counseling, eligibility criteria, etc.
