Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Janjyoti Multiple Campus is a two-year higher-secondary program covering Class 11 and Class 12. It is affiliated with the National Examinations Board and follows the annual examination system.
The course introduces students to language, society, human behaviour, communication, culture, economics, and contemporary social issues. Its subject areas can support undergraduate study in fields such as English, sociology, mass communication, psychology, social work, rural development, and other humanities or social-science disciplines.
Janjyoti Multiple Campus is located in Bhimdattnagar-18, Bhansi, Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur, Sudurpashchim Province.
| Course detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Course | Ten Plus Two in Humanities |
| Academic level | Class 11 and Class 12 |
| Institution | Janjyoti Multiple Campus |
| Affiliation | National Examinations Board |
| Duration | Two years |
| Examination system | Annual |
| Entry point | After Grade 10 and SEE |
| Location | Bhimdattnagar-18, Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur |
Humanities examines people, society, language, culture, communication, and social relationships. Students study how individuals and communities interact and how economic, psychological, cultural, and social factors shape everyday life.
The course may include areas connected with:
Language and communication
Sociology
Psychology
Economics
Mass communication
Rural development
Geography
Population studies
Culture
Human rights
Contemporary society
The combination of reading, discussion, written work, and social analysis gives students an academic base for humanities and social-science study at the undergraduate level.
Although the course is identified as Ten Plus Two in Humanities, the NEB curriculum is organized through compulsory and optional subject groups.
| Academic year | Compulsory subjects | Optional study |
|---|---|---|
| Class 11 | Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics | Subjects selected from approved optional groups |
| Class 12 | Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics | Corresponding Class 12 optional subjects |
The wider optional framework contains subjects from several academic areas. Humanities-related choices appearing within the curriculum include:
Rural Development
Geography
Sociology
Psychology
Economics
Human Rights
Population Studies
Culture
Painting
Mass communication-related study
Business Mathematics
Marketing
The subjects studied by an individual learner depend on the approved combination available for the academic intake.
Students enter the program after completing Grade 10 and participating in the Secondary Education Examination.
Ten Plus Two in Humanities begins at Class 11 and continues through Class 12. Admission is connected with the student’s SEE qualification and the academic arrangements applied for the relevant intake.
Humanities subjects rely on reading, interpretation, discussion, observation, and structured writing. Students may examine social situations, communication practices, cultural issues, human behaviour, and economic relationships through classroom lessons and assignments.
Common learning activities may involve:
Reading textbooks and reference materials
Preparing written assignments
Participating in classroom discussions
Analysing social and cultural topics
Delivering presentations
Comparing different perspectives
Organizing information into reports or essays
Studying current and historical social issues
The exact activities depend on the selected subjects and their curriculum requirements.
Regular study across language and social-science subjects can help students develop:
Academic reading
Essay and report writing
Verbal communication
Social observation
Critical interpretation
Presentation
Information organization
Discussion and argument development
Understanding of social relationships
Awareness of cultural and community issues
These abilities develop through consistent reading, writing, classroom participation, and subject-based assignments.
Humanities students have access to campus facilities that support classroom and independent study.
Available resources include:
Library with course-related books and references
Spacious classrooms
Multimedia-supported teaching facilities
Computer and internet access
E-library resources
Scholarship provisions
Scholarships are available for deserving students and students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
Ten Plus Two in Humanities provides a foundation for bachelor-level study in humanities and social sciences.
Students may continue into areas such as:
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Social Work
English
Sociology
Psychology
Mass communication
Rural development
Population studies
Culture
Social research
Janjyoti Multiple Campus offers the four-year Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Work programs under Tribhuvan University. These programs provide undergraduate pathways within the campus after completion of Class 12.
The program may suit students who:
Are interested in society, people, language, and culture
Enjoy reading, writing, and discussion
Want to study social or community issues
Are interested in communication or media-related study
Plan to continue into BA, BSW, or another social-science program
Prefer subjects involving interpretation rather than laboratory-based study
Want flexibility across different humanities-related subject areas
Students should select their optional subjects according to their academic interests and intended undergraduate field.
The program takes two years and covers Class 11 and Class 12.
Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Janjyoti Multiple Campus is affiliated with the National Examinations Board.
Yes. The course follows the annual examination system.
The curriculum includes Nepali and English. Students also study either Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics within the compulsory framework.
Humanities-related areas include sociology, psychology, economics, rural development, geography, human rights, culture, population studies, language, and communication.
Yes. The course provides a foundation for Bachelor of Arts and related humanities or social-science programs.
Yes. The campus offers the four-year Bachelor of Social Work program affiliated with Tribhuvan University.
The campus provides scholarship opportunities for deserving students and students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
The campus is located in Bhimdattnagar-18, Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur, Sudurpashchim Province, Nepal.
Campus: Janjyoti Multiple Campus
Address: Bhimdattnagar-18, Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur, Nepal
Phone: 099-418131
Additional Contact Numbers: +977-99-418131, +977-9858775085, +977-9858775096, +977-9858775083
Email: info@janjyoticampus.edu.np
Website: www.janjyoticampus.edu.np
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