GCE A Level Non-Science at British Model College is a two-year Cambridge International AS & A Levels programme offered in Chakupat, Lalitpur. British Model College was established in 2013 and is registered with Cambridge International Education under Centre Number NP 744. The college also holds approval from the Ministry of Education, Government of Nepal and operates as a sister organisation of The British College.
The non-science route brings together subject options from management, social science, liberal arts, mathematics, and technology within the Cambridge A Level framework. Students study three full subjects alongside the compulsory English General Paper, making at least four subjects in total. At the college level, the programme is supported by continuous assessment, parent meetings, career counselling, computer labs, self-study facilities, and campus-wide Wi-Fi.
Two-year Cambridge International AS & A Levels programme
Offered at British Model College in Chakupat, Lalitpur
British Model College was established in 2013
Registered with Cambridge International Education under Centre Number NP 744
Approved by the Ministry of Education, Government of Nepal
Students study three full subjects with compulsory English General Paper
Non-science subject options include Business, Accounting, Sociology, Economics, Psychology, Art and Design, Mathematics, and Computer Science
Final examinations are held in May/June and October/November
Results are published in August and January
Academic follow-up includes continuous assessment, parent meetings, and career counselling
Computer labs, e-library, open student lounge, and free Wi-Fi support study beyond class hours
Scholarship schemes are available and reviewed on a trimester basis
The non-science route follows the Cambridge International AS & A Levels structure used by the college. Its subject combinations are intended to meet entry requirements and support university study in business, liberal arts, social science, humanities, mathematics, and related fields.
English General Paper is compulsory
Students study three full subjects together with English General Paper during the two-year programme
Students may take more than the required credits depending on their interests and capabilities
Subject options include Business, Accounting, Sociology, Economics, Psychology, Art and Design, Mathematics, and Computer Science
The broader Cambridge subject group structure mentioned by the college includes English, Mathematics, Social Sciences, Management Science, Technology, and Liberal Arts
The programme is designed around subject combinations that prepare students for university study in business and liberal arts as well as related academic areas
Build subject knowledge in selected non-science disciplines
Support independent academic work
Apply knowledge and understanding to new and familiar situations
Handle and evaluate different types of information sources
Develop logical thinking and coherent explanation
Strengthen study and communication in English
The scope of GCE A Level Non-Science at British Model College is tied to university-oriented study after SEE, GCSE, CBSE, or equivalent qualifications. The published subject range allows students to form combinations connected with management, accountancy, economics, psychology, sociology, liberal arts, and related fields. Mathematics and Computer Science within the same route also widen the academic options available to students who want a non-science pathway without limiting themselves to a single discipline group.
At the college level, the scope of the programme includes both classroom study and structured academic follow-up. Students work within a system that includes continuous assessment, counselling, parent meetings, and self-study support. The compulsory English General Paper gives the course a common academic base across different subject combinations, while the broader subject choice allows students to plan a route aligned with future higher study.
Understand core concepts in chosen non-science subjects
Study more independently within a structured academic schedule
Apply knowledge to familiar and unfamiliar question settings
Evaluate information from different sources
Present explanations and arguments in clear English
Prepare for university study through subject-based academic work
Analytical reading and interpretation
Logical organisation of written responses
Academic communication in English
Independent study habits
Handling and evaluation of information sources
Quantitative support through Mathematics where chosen
Digital study support through Computer Science, computer labs, and campus Wi-Fi
The teaching approach for GCE A Level Non-Science at British Model College combines subject teaching with regular progress review. The college presents its faculty and administration as experienced and qualified, and the non-science route is delivered within a system that tracks student performance and links academic work with follow-up and guidance.
Continuous assessment is used to monitor student progress
Parent meetings are conducted as part of academic follow-up
Career counselling is included in the support system
Self-study is supported through an e-library and open student lounge
Computer labs support subject work and digital study
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the college
Preparation for undergraduate study in business and management
Preparation for undergraduate study in economics and accountancy
Preparation for undergraduate study in psychology and sociology
Preparation for undergraduate study in liberal arts and humanities
Preparation for undergraduate study in mathematics or computer-related fields where relevant subject combinations are chosen
Students may receive merit-based tuition fee waivers through the computer-based test route:
90% or above: 100% tuition fee waiver for the following trimester
80% or above: 50% tuition fee waiver for the following trimester
70% or above: 25% tuition fee waiver for the following trimester
Students may receive merit-based tuition fee waivers through SEE or equivalent results:
3.9 GPA or above: 100% tuition fee waiver for the following trimester
3.7 GPA or above: 50% tuition fee waiver for the following trimester
3.5 GPA or above: 25% tuition fee waiver for the following trimester
The scholarship scheme also includes categories for sports national players, economically unprivileged students, and BMC/BEG staff referral
Scholarships are renewable on a trimester basis
Renewal depends on academic performance, at least 85% attendance, and disciplinary standing
The college administration may continue, revise, or terminate the scholarship after trimester review
Students who have taken SEE, GCSE, CBSE, or equivalent examinations at the time of admission can apply
Applicants are expected to have the academic ability required for the programme
The college uses a comprehensive evaluation system for student selection
Selected students join a two-year A Levels structure with three full subjects and English General Paper
Additional credits may be taken depending on interest and capability
Completed application form
10th grade marksheet
SEE, GCSE, CBSE, or equivalent final result
Other academic records required during the admission and evaluation process
The AS and A Level final examinations for this programme are held twice a year, in May/June and October/November. Results are published in August and January respectively. This exam cycle is part of the Cambridge International AS & A Levels framework followed by the college.
For grading, A Level results are awarded on a scale from A* to E, with U indicating ungraded performance. AS Level grades are awarded from a to e. Students are expected to take at least four subjects, including English General Paper.
GCE A Level Non-Science at British Model College is a two-year Cambridge programme built around subject choice across management, social science, liberal arts, mathematics, and technology. Its published structure combines compulsory English General Paper with a flexible subject pattern that can support different university pathways.
The non-science route includes Business, Accounting, Sociology, Economics, Psychology, Art and Design, Mathematics, Computer Science, and the compulsory English General Paper.
The programme runs for two years. Students study three full subjects together with English General Paper, and they may take additional credits depending on their interests and capabilities.
Students who have taken SEE, GCSE, CBSE, or equivalent examinations at the time of admission can apply. The college uses a comprehensive evaluation system for student selection.
Final examinations are held twice a year in May/June and October/November. Results are published in August and January.
Yes. The college offers merit-based tuition fee waivers through the computer-based test route and SEE or equivalent results. It also includes scholarship categories for sports national players, economically unprivileged students, and staff referral.
The college provides continuous assessment, parent meetings, career counselling, computer labs, an e-library, an open student lounge, and free Wi-Fi throughout the campus.
