GS College , Kalimati, Kathmandu

Ten Plus Two (10+2) Science

Affiliated To: National Examinations Board (NEB)

course

+2 Science

Course Level

10+2

Duration

2 Years

Study Mode

Full Time

Total Seats

100

Medium

English

Recognition

Ministry of Education

Overview

Ten Plus Two (10+2) Science at GS College (Golden Shrine College), Kalimati, Kathmandu

Ten Plus Two (10+2) Science at GS College in Kalimati, Kathmandu follows NEB Nepal guidelines for grades 11–12. The course suits students aiming for medicine, engineering, IT, or pure sciences. Practical work in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology helps you connect theory to real lab tasks. The program runs under the NEB curriculum approved by the Government of Nepal.

Highlights

NEB-approved science stream with lab support
Common subject sets such as PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) and PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), with Computer Science as permitted
Regular internal tests and terminal exams
Structured lab practicals with safety instructions
Academic counseling for course planning and exam readiness

Curriculum Details

Students study English, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics or Biology, along with NEB-prescribed components. Some intakes offer Computer Science as an optional subject within NEB rules.

Physics: mechanics, electricity, optics, and modern topics at the school-leaving level
Chemistry: physical, organic, and inorganic areas plus practical work
Biology: cell biology, genetics, physiology, ecology, and basic lab procedures
Mathematics: algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus basics, statistics
Weekly lab sessions support hands-on learning and data recording as per NEB practical formats.

Objectives

Build clear conceptual foundations in core sciences
Improve problem-solving skills through practice sets and quizzes
Develop safe lab habits and scientific reporting
Prepare students for bachelor-level study and entrance examinations

Scope

Science graduates progress to MBBS, engineering, pharmacy, agriculture, forestry, biotechnology, BSc programs, and IT degrees, subject to university rules and entrance tests. Many choose applied fields that combine computing with science.

Learning Outcomes

By completion, students should be able to:

Solve school-level numerical problems using stepwise reasoning
Record observations and write lab reports correctly
Interpret graphs, tables, and experimental results
Communicate scientific ideas in short presentations and written answers

Skill Development Modules

Problem-solving workshops for Physics and Mathematics
Titration, microscopy, and basic instrumentation practice in labs
Data handling using spreadsheets for charts and summaries
Short project assignments that link topics across subjects

Teaching Methodology

Teachers use concept talks, worked examples, and guided practice. Lab periods run under safety rules, with pre-lab briefings and post-lab discussions. Internal evaluation includes class tests, terminal exams, practical notebooks, and attendance.

Admission Requirements

SEE or equivalent completion is required as per NEB criteria for grade 11 Science. Grade thresholds for Math and Science follow the NEB circular for the intake year. Document verification and orientation are part of the process.

Career Opportunities

Medicine, dentistry, nursing, and allied health (subject to entrance and university rules)
Engineering, architecture, surveying, and technology fields
Pure sciences and research tracks at the bachelor level
IT and computing programs that value strong Math/Science skills

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Merit and need-based categories are available within policy limits. External or government schemes are supported when active. Renewal typically depends on academic standing and attendance.