If you aim to start an Education track after SEE, the Ten Plus Two (+2) Education at Barun Multiple Campus follows Nepal’s National Examination Board (NEB) structure for Class 11–12.
The stream introduces education foundations, curriculum ideas, administration basics, guidance and counseling, and trends in Nepal’s school system—useful for future teachers and for roles beyond classrooms.
Affiliation: NEB; two academic years (Class 11 and 12).
Focus areas: meaning and functions of education, curriculum, administration, guidance and counseling, trends in Nepal.
Campus context: public community campus in Khandbari serving Sankhuwasabha and nearby districts.
Here’s what you’ll study across two years.
Compulsory subjects in both grades include Nepali, English, and either Social Studies and Life Skills or Mathematics. Optional subjects are selected from NEB’s list. Education-focused options include Education and Development (Ed.203/204) and Instructional Pedagogy and Evaluation (Ipe.118); students also choose from Sociology, Psychology, Political Science, Population Studies, History, Geography, and related fields as per NEB tables and campus availability.
Students build a base in teaching–learning concepts, school administration, and learner support. The stream prepares you for bachelor studies in Education or Humanities while strengthening civic understanding.
Not sure where this can take you? Many graduates move to B.Ed., BA (Humanities/Social Sciences), or sector training that leads to school support roles, NGOs, and local education units.
Write clearly in Nepali and English for academic tasks.
Explain key ideas in education, curriculum, and assessment.
Conduct simple school or community inquiries using basic research steps.
Practice classroom support, guidance basics, and teamwork.
Reading and note-making from policy and textbook sources.
Short presentations, lesson outlines, and mini assignments.
Data tables for Population Studies or survey briefs for Sociology.
Classes follow the NEB annual model. Teachers use lectures, guided reading, group tasks, and periodic tests that keep students aligned to board evaluation.
Worried about eligibility? NEB requires a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in SEE for Grade 11 admission. Submit the SEE grade sheet, character certificate, photographs, and campus forms within the notice period.
Subject combinations finalize during counseling as per NEB rules and campus capacity.
Pathways toward teaching after higher study (B.Ed. and licensure as per national rules).
Entry into community education projects, school administration support, and NGO/INGO roles linked to education and youth services.
Barun Multiple Campus follows public-campus norms for merit- and need-based support. Applicants should check current campus notices for criteria and seat availability.
You want a steady start toward teaching or education services, and you want verified NEB subjects that keep routes open for B.Ed. later.
You also prefer a local option in Khandbari that aligns choices with real higher-education pathways. This stream meets those needs without overpromising.
The +2 Education at Barun Multiple Campus offers an NEB-aligned, two-year plan that balances compulsory subjects with education-focused options. Students gain practical academic habits and a clear route to bachelor programs in Nepal.
How long is the program?
Two academic years under NEB—Class 11 and Class 12.
What is the minimum GPA after SEE?
A minimum average GPA 1.6 qualifies a student for Grade 11 admission.
Which options should I pick for a B.Ed. plan?
Education and Development (Ed.203/204), Instructional Pedagogy and Evaluation (Ipe.118), plus social science subjects like Sociology or Population Studies are common choices, finalized during campus counseling as per NEB and availability.
