Ten Plus Two (+2) in Humanities

Ten Plus Two (+2) in Humanities at J.S. Murarka Multiple Campus, Lahan, is a Grade 11 and Grade 12 program under the National Examinations Board (NEB). It provides a foundation for students interested in humanities, social sciences, languages, communication, sociology, psychology, and related fields.

J.S. Murarka Multiple Campus is a community-based institution located at Lahan Municipality–10, near Gramin Chowk, Siraha, Madhesh Province. Humanities also has a historical connection with the campus, as JSMMC began its academic services with Humanities at the proficiency certificate level before expanding into other areas and higher levels of study.

Course Focus

+2 Humanities is a foundation-level course for students interested in studying people, society, language, culture, communication, and social issues.

The course can support further study in fields such as Mass Communication, Sociology, English, and other humanities and social science disciplines. Its subject choices cover several areas, including Sociology, Psychology, Economics, language studies, Mass Communication, Political Science, Rural Development, History, and Population Studies.

The Grade 11 and Grade 12 curriculum is organized through compulsory and optional subjects. The curriculum structure no longer confines students entirely to the traditional Science, Management, or Humanities stream model. Instead, students complete compulsory subjects and choose optional subjects from prescribed groups.

Curriculum and Subjects

Compulsory subjects in Grade 11 include Nepali, English, and either Social Studies and Life Skills or Mathematics. Corresponding compulsory subjects continue in Grade 12.

Students interested in Humanities and Social Sciences can select from relevant optional subjects available within the approved curriculum.

Other humanities and social science subjects listed in the curriculum include:

• Geography;

• History;

• Gender Studies;

• Political Science;

• Philosophy;

• Population Studies;

• Culture;

• Linguistics;

• Economics;

• Mass Communication;

• language subjects; and

• Human Rights.

The exact combination available to a student depends on the approved optional groups and the subjects offered by the campus.

Eligibility

For students who completed Grade 10 under the admission provision adopted through the National Curriculum Development and Evaluation Council decision dated 2079.05.19, entry to Grade 11 required a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE).

Campus-level admission procedures may also apply.

Learning at J.S. Murarka Multiple Campus

Humanities students study within a community campus that provides facilities for academic work and student activities. Available facilities include:

• library and e-library;

• internet access;

• computer laboratory;

• seminar hall;

• laptops and projectors used for teaching;

• printing and photocopy services; and

• student counseling services.

The campus library contains approximately 21,993 books along with journals, newspapers, magazines, and other periodical materials.

Academic activities at JSMMC also include regular lectures, presentations, group work, project work, guest lectures, examinations, research-related activities, and extracurricular and co-curricular programs.

Further Study Options

Students completing +2 Humanities can continue into undergraduate study in humanities and social science disciplines according to the eligibility requirements of the chosen course.

Fields identified as suitable areas for further study include:

• Mass Communication;

• Sociology;

• English;

• Psychology;

• Rural Development;

• Social Work;

• History;

• Political Science;

• Population Studies; and

• other humanities and social science disciplines.

A Bachelor of Arts (BA) is one possible higher-study route. Depending on the university and program requirements, BA-level subjects can include Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Rural Development, Social Work, History, Geography, Population Studies, Journalism and Mass Communication, languages, and other humanities disciplines.

Students should consider their preferred bachelor-level subject when selecting optional subjects at the +2 level, particularly where later admission to a major subject depends on prior study.

Who May Consider +2 Humanities?

The program may suit students interested in society, human behavior, culture, communication, languages, public affairs, or social issues.

It can also be relevant for students considering future study in areas such as Sociology, Social Work, Journalism and Mass Communication, Psychology, English, Political Science, Rural Development, or other social science and humanities subjects.

FAQ

What is Ten Plus Two (+2) in Humanities at J.S. Murarka Multiple Campus?

It is a Grade 11 and Grade 12 Humanities and Social Sciences program offered at J.S. Murarka Multiple Campus under NEB.

What subjects are available in +2 Humanities?

Relevant optional subjects in the curriculum include Sociology, Psychology, Rural Development, Geography, History, Political Science, Population Studies, Philosophy, Economics, Mass Communication, languages, and other approved subjects.

What is the eligibility for Grade 11 Humanities?

The stated Grade 11 admission provision based on the National Curriculum Development and Evaluation Council decision dated 2079.05.19 required a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in SEE.

What can students study after completing +2 Humanities?

Students can consider undergraduate study in areas such as Sociology, Mass Communication, English, Psychology, Social Work, Rural Development, Political Science, History, Population Studies, and other humanities and social science disciplines, subject to applicable admission requirements.