The Ten Plus Two in Humanities at College for Higher Education (COHED), Birtamode, offers students an opportunity to explore society, language, human behavior, communication, and culture.
It is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB). This two-year program provides students with the academic flexibility to pursue their interests in fields such as mass communication, sociology, literature, education, and psychology.
COHED provides a space where students can think critically, engage with real-world issues, and build the foundation for future undergraduate studies.
NEB-recognized program designed for Grades 11 and 12
Ideal for students interested in the arts, social sciences, media, and education
Subjects include Sociology, Psychology, Mass Communication, and English
A supportive academic setting focused on individual growth
Encourages reading, writing, discussion, and social awareness
Compulsory Subjects (Grade 11 & 12)
English
Nepali
Social Studies & Life Skills or Mathematics
Optional Subjects (student can choose based on interest):
Sociology
Mass Communication
Psychology
Rural Development
Political Science
Economics
History
Culture and Population Studies
Each subject is taught with a focus on student engagement, helping learners relate textbook knowledge to what’s happening around them.
To introduce students to fundamental concepts in the humanities and social sciences
To support analytical thinking and communication skills
To prepare students for higher studies in arts, education, and civil services
After completing +2 in Humanities, students have a wide range of academic options:
Bachelor’s degrees: BA, BSW, BEd, BJMC, BPA, and more
Professional courses: Law, Education, Social Work, Media Studies
Civil services and public administration: Entry-level eligibility for government exams
Language and literature: Ideal base for translation, editing, or cultural studies
Students can also pursue careers in teaching, NGOs, journalism, and community development, depending on the path they choose after their undergraduate degree.
Graduates of this program will:
Understand the core ideas in humanities subjects
Communicate clearly in both written and spoken formats
Apply theory to social and cultural topics
Be ready for undergraduate entrance exams and further studies
Critical reading and essay writing
Research on social issues
Class discussions and debates
Basic reporting and communication skills
At COHED, the teaching approach is learner-centered. Students learn through:
Classroom lectures with space for open discussion
Individual and group assignments
Practical exposure in media and community projects
Presentations, fieldwork, and student-led seminars
Minimum GPA of 1.6 in Secondary Education Examination (SEE)
Selection may depend on subject availability and entrance guidelines
While the Humanities stream may not lead directly to a job after Grade 12, students can:
Work part-time in schools or learning centers
Start writing, volunteering, or interning with local organizations
Begin preparing for entrance exams in social sciences, law, or teaching
With the right academic direction, the Humanities stream offers several meaningful pathways.
COHED provides need-based and merit-based financial support. Students may be eligible for:
Scholarships based on SEE results
Discounts for students from underrepresented groups
Special consideration for consistent academic performers
This stream is well-suited for students who enjoy exploring ideas, writing, and understanding how societies work. At COHED, the Humanities program is more than just memorizing facts—it’s about learning to think independently and building your own path through education.
For students who want to understand the world from different perspectives—social, cultural, political, and historical—the Ten Plus Two in Humanities at COHED is a strong starting point. It offers the freedom to think, the space to grow, and the foundation for a meaningful academic and professional journey.
