CNAS runs +2 Humanities under NEB for students interested in language, literature, and society. The stream favors learners who enjoy reading, writing, and public discussion.

+2 Humanities builds early habits in critical reading, clear writing, and basic research. Students explore society, culture, and communication.
NEB-recognized Grade 11–12 program
Language study and social science courses
Internal tests that help you prepare for board exams
Writing practice and presentation support
English and Nepali language study with structured writing tasks
Social science units such as Sociology, Population Studies, or related subjects per NEB structure
Optional choices that support BA pathways
Assignments, tests, and presentations scheduled across the term
Improve clarity in essays and reports
Strengthen understanding of social issues in Nepal
Build confidence for public speaking and group work
Progression to BA or related degrees in social science, media, and communication
Foundation for civil service preparation after higher study
Concise writing with proper paragraph flow
Responsible source use and note-taking
Confident delivery in short talks or debates
Reading strategies for textbooks and articles
Basic citation practice and summary writing
Media literacy for informed discussion
Lectures with guided reading and short quizzes
Presentation slots with feedback
Internal tests aligned to NEB pattern
SEE or equivalent meeting NEB criteria for Humanities
Application with transcripts, character certificate, photos, and ID copy
Counseling for subject combinations linked to BA choices
After higher study: teaching, media support, office administration, NGO field roles, and cultural program work
Pathway to advanced degrees in humanities and social sciences
Merit and need-based support per campus rules
Timelines posted on the notice board
Strong writing and discussion base for many degrees
Early exposure to Nepali social issues and culture
Clear route to BA and beyond
+2 Humanities at CNAS helps you build the writing and thinking skills that universities and workplaces value.