Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Janakpur Campus, Janakpurdham is a National Examinations Board (NEB) affiliated program for students who want a strong academic foundation in humanities and social disciplines at the higher secondary level.
The course runs for two years in full-time mode (Class 11 and 12) and follows NEB rules, guidelines, and the NEB annual calendar for admission, curriculum, annual examinations, and final results. Teaching and learning take place in English and Nepali, supported by a student-focused campus environment that balances academics with counseling and co-curricular growth.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | Ten Plus Two in Humanities |
| College | Janakpur Campus |
| Location | Janakpurdham, Dhanusa, Nepal |
| Affiliation | National Examinations Board (NEB) |
| Duration | 2 years |
| Study Mode | Full-time |
| Medium | English and Nepali |
| Eligibility | SLC/SEE level passed with minimum GPA 1.6 |
| Contact | +977-41-522417 |
The Humanities stream develops analytical thinking, communication skills, and a broad academic base that supports future study across education, social sciences, public service, media, and related fields. Students build strong reading and writing habits, classroom participation skills, and confidence in structured academic work. Counseling services help learners stay on track, plan study routines, and manage exam preparation during both years.
Applicants who have passed SLC/SEE level with a minimum GPA 1.6 are eligible to apply for Ten Plus Two in Humanities. Admission and academic operations align with NEB standards and timelines.
The academic system follows NEB requirements. Course curriculum, annual examinations, and final results operate under NEB rules, guidelines, and the NEB annual calendar under the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology of Nepal. This ensures nationally recognized certification and consistent academic progression.
Scholarships are available for students from marginalized communities through a campus-based process:
Scholarship forms are collected and submitted through the campus desk
The campus management team evaluates applications and awards support to selected students
University recommended students receive priority within limited scholarship seats
Counseling support remains available for academic guidance and student well-being throughout the program.
Humanities students learn with access to a library, journal resources, multimedia support, classrooms, and a conference hall. Sports, tours, and extracurricular activities (ECA) strengthen teamwork, leadership, and confidence while keeping students engaged beyond routine classroom learning.
It is a 2-year full-time program for Class 11 and 12.
The program follows the National Examinations Board (NEB) system.
Students who have passed SLC/SEE level with a minimum GPA 1.6 are eligible.
Teaching and learning take place in English and Nepali.
Yes. Scholarships support students from marginalized communities through a campus-based application process.
