Ten Plus Two (+2) Management at Ed Mark Academy/College follows the NEB curriculum and builds early competence in business studies, accounting, and economics.
The stream is suitable for students who plan for BBS, BBA, hotel management, travel and tourism, entrepreneurship, banking, or accounting pathways.
Affiliation: NEB (National Examinations Board)
Level: Higher Secondary (Grade 11–12)
Duration: Two academic years
Location: Kalanki, Kathmandu, Nepal
Medium: English/Nepali as per subject
Assessment: Internal work and NEB board examinations
Students take Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies, and Mathematics or Computer Science depending on interest and available seats. Optional papers such as Hotel Management or Marketing are offered according to the session plan.
Key subjects include:
Accountancy (financial statements, journals, ledgers, bank reconciliation, and analysis)
Economics (micro and macro fundamentals with Nepali context)
Business Studies (organization forms, management basics, and legal environment)
Optional: Mathematics or Computer Science or Hotel Management as per the intake plan
Compulsory English and Nepali
Term tests, practicals for applicable subjects, and pre-boards help prepare for NEB finals.
Build accounting accuracy and business literacy for early professional roles.
Strengthen numerical reasoning for finance and operations.
Introduce entrepreneurship ideas, documentation, and basic compliance terms used in Nepal.
Students advance to BBS, BBA, BBM, hotel and hospitality programs, and professional tracks such as accounting technician routes during higher study. Those who keep Mathematics active retain options for analytics and IT-linked business degrees.
Prepare basic financial statements and explain key ratios.
Write short business reports and meeting minutes using clear formatting.
Interpret supply–demand graphs and simple macro indicators relevant to Nepal.
Use spreadsheets for cash budgets and inventory records at starter level.
Accounts Lab: Journals, ledgers, trial balance, adjustments, and statements.
Business Communication: Letters, emails, memos, agenda, and minutes.
Entrepreneurship Corner: Simple business models and compliance checklists.
Quant Practice: Percentage, interest, break-even, and time value basics.
Teachers combine lectures, tutorials, numerical workshops, and AV-supported sessions. Caselets from Nepali business settings appear in discussions. Internal evaluations mirror NEB patterns for each subject.
Eligibility: NEB Grade 10/SEE pass.
Process: Application and counseling to finalize optional subjects based on interest and seats.
Documents: SEE/Grade 10 certificates, character certificate, photographs, and identity/citizenship copy where required.
Foundation for banking, accounting, retail and logistics, hospitality, and small enterprise roles during or after bachelor study
Early exposure to documentation and customer-facing tasks useful in office settings
Merit and need-based provisions are declared during admission. Students maintain attendance and internal performance for renewal as per the yearly circular.
You gain a practical base in accounting, economics, and business practice that connects smoothly to bachelor-level management programs. The structure keeps routes open to finance, hospitality, and entrepreneurship.
The +2 Management stream at Ed Mark Academy/College offers steady preparation for business-focused higher education. Review the session’s optional-subject grid and timetable before completing enrollment.
Is Mathematics compulsory in Management?
Mathematics is optional in many plans; confirm for the current session.
Can I take Computer Science with Management?
Yes, subject to the session’s optional matrix and seats.
Are there practicals in Management subjects?
Practicals apply to optional subjects such as Computer Science and Hotel Management.
Does this stream help for BBS/BBA later?
Yes, the subject set matches typical entry expectations for those programs.
Are business projects required?
Short projects and presentations appear in internal work to support NEB preparation.
