If you see your next step in business, banking, hospitality, or entrepreneurship, Ten Plus Two in Management at Lahan Everest College runs under NEB across Class 11 and 12. NEB prescribes compulsory subjects and a large optional basket that includes Accounting, Economics, Business Studies, Business Mathematics, and more.
Solid exposure to management areas such as accounting, finance, office practice, marketing, hospitality, and travel-tourism.
NEB’s reformed Class 11–12 structure with common base and flexible options.
Compulsory subjects include Nepali and English, plus Social Studies & Life Skills or Mathematics. Optional groups cover Accounting, Economics, Business Studies, Business Mathematics, and several social-science and technical options. Students select combinations that support later bachelor choices in commerce and management.
Build fundamentals in accounting, economics, and management practices.
Prepare students for junior-level administrative roles and bachelor admissions in business streams.
Graduates commonly continue to bachelor programs such as BBA, BBS, BHM, BTTM, and BBA-BI under Nepali universities. Entry-level roles in banks and administrative units may be possible after +2, usually with additional training.
Understand basic accounting records and financial terms.
Read business cases and explain market concepts.
Use spreadsheets and business math for routine analysis.
Write short memos and reports with correct formats.
Book-keeping drills and voucher preparation.
Introductory presentations on markets and consumer behavior.
Numerical problem sets in Business Mathematics.
Theory linked with practical exercises in records and reports.
Periodic tests following NEB pattern.
Group tasks to develop communication and planning.
NEB requires a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in SEE to join Grade 11. Selection at the college level follows announced criteria and any internal screening compatible with NEB policy.
Pathways to BBA, BBS, and sector-specific bachelor options.
Supportive base for banking, clerical, or sales support roles after higher studies.
Students should consult current college circulars and local government guidelines for merit- or need-based support, as availability varies by session.
Do you want a business route that still keeps multiple bachelor options open? This track covers accounting, economics, and management basics that help you decide your focus by the time you reach bachelor admissions.
NEB Management at Lahan Everest College offers a grounded path into Nepal’s business studies pipeline, connecting +2 learning to recognized bachelor programs and early workplace skills.
