BA at Bishwa Shanti Chiran-Milan Campus in Bansbari, Kathmandu, runs under Tribhuvan University (TU) and focuses on languages and social sciences. Students choose majors that match interests in writing, media, and society.
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences)
Majors available at the campus: Major English, Major Nepali, Major Journalism, Major Sociology
Shift: Morning and Evening
Medium of instruction: English and Nepali
Assessment: Unit tests, assignments, and internal exams scheduled by the campus
The BA stream combines compulsory papers with one major. The campus offers these majors:
Students read poetry, drama, and prose that reflect both global and Nepali contexts. Writing practice includes response papers, critical summaries, and short research notes. Classroom discussion builds close reading habits, while presentation tasks improve clarity and tone.
Learners explore Nepali literature across genres and periods. Assignments involve textual analysis, historical context mapping, and short essays. Grammar refreshers and vocabulary logs help maintain accuracy in academic Nepali writing.
Students study news values, reporting basics, editing, and media ethics. Practical exercises include short news reports, headline practice, and interview notes. Classes discuss current media examples and the role of local outlets.
The major introduces core concepts such as socialization, institutions, culture, and change. Field-note assignments encourage observation of local settings. Short papers connect theory to everyday life in Kathmandu and beyond.
Compulsory English and Nepali strengthen reading and composition for all majors. Library access supports independent reading, while guided reading lists keep you focused on exam-relevant texts.
Strengthen language skills for academic and workplace communication
Build analytical habits for literature, media, and society courses
Encourage short field-based or text-based tasks that lead to stronger exam answers
Prepare students for higher study or entry-level roles that value writing and documentation
Graduates move into teaching (subject to license rules), media and communications support, editing, documentation roles in NGOs and offices, and early research assistance. Many students pursue MA in English, Nepali, Sociology, or Journalism, or shift to professional programs that accept a BA background.
Write clear summaries, response papers, and short analytical essays
Present arguments using examples from texts, media, or observed settings
Apply core ideas from the chosen major to explain local issues
Prepare assignments that follow TU expectations for citation and structure
Language and writing: grammar refreshers, academic style, citation basics
Media and documentation: news briefs, features, captions, and field notes
Research basics: topic selection, source notes, and small data tables
Presentation: short talks supported by outlines and reading extracts
Morning and Evening shifts allow flexible attendance. Teachers use close reading, guided discussion, and timed writing. Internal tests run on a published calendar managed by the Examination Committee. Feedback highlights specific edits and next steps so you can improve within the semester/annual cycle.
Applicants must have completed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board, meeting TU criteria for the intake year. The campus confirms major availability during admission. You should bring transcripts/marksheets, character certificate, recent photographs, and an identity copy for verification.
Teaching after meeting license and recruitment rules
Media and communications support in print, radio, or digital teams
Content writing and editing for education providers and community projects
Documentation roles in NGOs, local bodies, and offices that value clear writing
Need-based and merit support is available as per campus rules and funds. Students should check notice boards and office announcements for current categories and deadlines.
Choice of majors: English, Nepali, Journalism, Sociology
Medium in English and Nepali to match classroom needs
Internal assessment that keeps you writing regularly rather than cramming at the end
Library habit that supports steady reading in your major
BA at Bishwa Shanti Chiran-Milan Campus offers a practical path through languages and social sciences. Students read, write, discuss, and present in a routine that suits Morning or Evening shifts. The pathway supports higher study and early roles where clear writing and social understanding matter.
