NEB Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Bajra International College supports students who prefer social sciences, languages, and culture studies. The +2 Humanities stream runs for two years under NEB. The track suits students aiming for BA, BSW, Media, Development Studies, and public service preparation. Reading, writing, field notes, and presentations shape the routine.
Subject pool often includes English, Nepali, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, and optional language or Computer Science per annual plan.
Guided reading lists, short surveys, and reflection tasks.
Writing workshops on paragraphs, citations, and summaries.
Sociology: Society, culture, socialization, institutions, and Nepali case references.
Psychology (if offered): Basic cognitive processes, motivation, personality, and simple experiments or observations.
Economics: Introductory micro/macro concepts and charts for data reading.
Languages: Advanced reading and composition in English and Nepali.
Electives: Population Studies, Geography, History, or CS as available.
Applied Tasks: Interviews, observation schedules, and short data tables.
Strengthen academic reading and critical writing.
Introduce research basics for social inquiry.
Encourage civic awareness and ethical use of sources.
Students pursue BA, BSW, Journalism and Mass Communication, Development Studies, Psychology, or Education. Many also start early preparation for civil service and development sector roles.
Draft essays and reports that cite sources.
Conduct simple surveys and present findings.
Summarize scholarly texts and news analysis with clarity.
Speak confidently during presentations and viva.
Writing mechanics, paragraph flow, and reference lists.
Field-note templates for interviews and observation.
Visuals in reports using basic charts and tables.
Classes use seminars, group tasks, and guided reading. Teachers give line-level feedback on drafts and encourage revisions before submission.
SEE or equivalent as per NEB criteria for Humanities.
Subject combinations are set during admission based on capacity and staffing.
Documents: mark sheets, character certificate, photos, ID copies.
Content writing, community projects, entry media roles, office support, and pathways to teaching with further qualifications.
Preparation base for BA/BSW and related bachelor tracks.
Merit and need-sensitive aid may be announced per year. Renewal is tied to performance and attendance.
Students gain space to read, write, and observe society using academic tools that transfer to many careers and higher study routes.
+2 Humanities at BIC cultivates clear thinking, writing discipline, and introductory research habits. The route fits students who enjoy analysis and community engagement.
Can I pick both Sociology and Psychology?
Choices depend on the college’s yearly subject matrix and seats.
Is fieldwork compulsory?
Short field tasks appear in selected subjects for practical grounding.
How are languages assessed?
Periodic writing assignments, presentations, and terminal exams.
Does the course help with public service prep later?
Fundamentals in reading and analysis help; formal prep requires additional steps.
Can students move to BSW at bachelor level?
Yes, many Humanities graduates choose BSW or BA based on interest.
