The Ten Plus Two program in Management at Damak Multiple Campus (DMC), Jhapa, is a two-year program affiliated with the National Examination Board (NEB).
It is intended for students who wish to explore business, finance, and administration.
This course provides foundational knowledge in various aspects of management, preparing students for further academic or entry-level professional roles in both the public and private sectors.
Program: Ten Plus Two (Management)
Affiliation: National Examination Board (NEB), Nepal
Location: Damak-9, Jhapa
Duration: 2 academic years
Medium: English and Nepali
Eligibility: Minimum GPA 1.6 in SEE
Focus Areas: Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Marketing, Finance
The course follows the updated NEB curriculum structure, allowing students to focus on business-related subjects alongside compulsory courses.
Compulsory Subjects (Both Grades):
English
Nepali
Mathematics or Social Studies and Life Skills
Popular Optional Subjects in Management:
Accounting
Business Studies
Economics
Marketing
Business Mathematics
Finance
Co-operative Management
Hotel Management
Applied Mathematics
The campus provides subject selection guidance during enrollment.
Introduce core principles of business and management
Strengthen understanding of market operations, financial basics, and business ethics
Prepare students for further studies in commerce, administration, or tourism
Build a platform for entrepreneurship or professional roles
After completing the program, students can apply for undergraduate degrees such as:
Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Bachelor in Hotel Management (BHM)
Bachelor in Travel and Tourism Management (BTTM)
Banking and Insurance (BBA-BI)
By the end of the course, students will:
Understand business operations and economic principles
Gain basic financial and accounting skills
Communicate effectively in a professional setting
Apply logical reasoning in decision-making and planning
Work in teams and complete academic projects
Report writing and business communication
Fundamentals of accounting and record keeping
Sales and customer interaction basics
Office procedures and document handling
Case studies and real-world business examples
Learning takes place through lectures, group discussions, presentations, and project assignments. Field visits, basic simulations, and interaction with local business professionals enhance understanding.
Completion of SEE with GPA 1.6 or higher
Submission of academic documents (transcript, character certificate)
Entrance evaluation may be conducted if required by the intake volume
Subject selection support and orientation are available during the admission period
While most students continue to bachelor's programs, early career options include:
Assistant roles in banking and cooperatives
Customer service in business or retail offices
Support staff in finance, admin, or travel-related firms
Office assistants and inventory handlers in small enterprises
With further education, graduates can progress into management, accounting, and business leadership roles.
DMC offers scholarships based on academic performance and family background. Support is provided to students from rural, low-income, or underrepresented communities. Application guidelines are publicly shared.
Foundation for future study in business and administration
Flexible subject combinations for personal interests
Equips students with useful life and workplace skills
Affordable and community-oriented academic setting
Encourages structured thinking and real-world readiness
The Ten Plus Two in Management program at Damak Multiple Campus provides a structured path for students interested in business, finance, and related disciplines. With dedicated faculty, practical learning, and clear progression to higher education, this course provides students with a solid foundation for achieving their career goals in commerce and administration.
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