Overview
Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Barun Multiple Campus, Khandbari, Sankhuwasabha
If you are a Humanities student aiming for clear subject choices in Class 11–12, the Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Barun Multiple Campus follows the National Examination Board (NEB) structure for Nepal.
The stream builds a base for Mass Communication, Sociology, English, Psychology, Economics, and related fields while keeping subject combinations flexible under NEB’s current curriculum.
Highlights
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Affiliation: NEB; Class 11 and 12 annual exam system.
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Purpose: foundation for social sciences and language studies.
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Setting: community campus in Khandbari serving Sankhuwasabha and nearby districts.
Curriculum Details
Here’s what you’ll study across two years.
Compulsory subjects remain the same in both grades: Nepali, English, and either Social Studies and Life Skills or Mathematics. Optional subjects are chosen from NEB’s list, which includes Sociology, Psychology, Mass Communication, Political Science, Population Studies, History, Geography, Rural Development, Linguistics, Philosophy, Gender Studies, Culture, and several languages. Codes and pairings follow NEB’s published tables for Grade 11 and Grade 12. Campus offerings depend on timetable and faculty availability each session.
Objectives
Students gain core skills in reading, writing, analysis, and social inquiry. The stream prepares learners for undergraduate entry in Humanities and Social Sciences while strengthening civic awareness.
Scope
Not sure where this can lead you? Common pathways include BA (Humanities/Social Sciences), BJMC, BSW, BEd (Humanities subjects), and allied programs. Subject choices in +2 help align future majors.
Learning Outcomes
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Clear academic writing in Nepali and English.
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Basic research habits: interviews, surveys, and note-taking.
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Understanding of society, culture, governance, and media.
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Introductory statistics or logic (where relevant to chosen options).
Skill Development Modules
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Communication: essays, reports, presentations.
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Social inquiry: mini fieldwork, local case studies.
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Information use: library, news sources, and citation basics.
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Optional taskwork (e.g., Mass Communication news briefs; Population data tables).
Teaching Methodology
Classes use lectures, guided reading, group work, and periodic tests aligned to NEB’s annual board evaluation. Teachers emphasize short assignments and presentations so students stay exam-ready without last-minute stress.
Admission Requirements
Worried about eligibility or documents? NEB requires a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in SEE to enroll in Grade 11. Submit SEE grade sheet, character certificate, photographs, and any campus-specified forms within the announced dates. Subject combinations are finalized during counseling as per NEB rules and campus capacity.
Career Opportunities
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Entry routes to media, community programs, education support roles, and local administration after further study.
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Strong base for civil service preparation and NGO/INGO project roles following bachelor-level specialization.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Barun Multiple Campus follows public-campus norms for merit- and need-based support. Applicants should check current notices for criteria and seat availability.
Why Choose This Course?
You want a Humanities stream that keeps options open while staying within NEB’s verified structure. You also want clarity on eligibility, subjects, and progression to BA or related degrees. This program addresses those needs without overselling.
Conclusion
The +2 Humanities at Barun Multiple Campus offers a reliable NEB pathway for students who want social sciences and languages with flexible subject choices tied to future degrees. Facts on eligibility, subject sets, and assessment align with NEB documentation.
FAQ
How long is +2 Humanities?
Two academic years—Class 11 and 12 under NEB’s annual exam system.
What is the minimum GPA after SEE?
An average GPA 1.6 qualifies a student for Grade 11 admission under NEB.
Which optional subjects are common for BA plans?
Sociology, English, Political Science, Population Studies, Psychology, and Mass Communication are frequent choices, paired as per NEB tables and campus availability.
