Overview
Bachelor of Arts (BA) at at Jwala Prasad Shyo Devi Murarka Campus
The BA at Jwala Prasad Shyo Devi Murarka Campus offers a balanced route into humanities and social sciences under Tribhuvan University.
It focuses on reading, writing, analysis, and field awareness so learners can understand society and express ideas clearly.
The program serves students who plan to work in communication, community work, entry-level administration, or who wish to progress to postgraduate study in their chosen discipline.
Coursework draws from core areas such as English or Nepali, sociology, rural development, economics, political science, history, or social work—subject combinations follow TU guidelines and campus offerings. Students practice careful reading of texts, note-making, summary writing, citation basics, and short research exercises.
The campus supports these tasks through a library with prescribed readings and a study space that allows focused work. When courses require field exposure, the campus arranges short visits or local surveys so learners can link class theory with observed realities in and around Lahan.
Teaching uses lectures and guided discussions, with emphasis on clear writing and fair citation. Assignments include essays, book reviews, short reports, and presentations. Students receive feedback on structure, coherence, grammar, and source use. Internal assessments combine with TU examinations to measure progress.
Multimedia is used where it helps understanding—maps, timelines, and documentary excerpts—without turning the class into one-way slide viewing. The goal is steady skill growth through regular reading, thoughtful discussions, and timely submission of written work.
Graduates from BA often enter roles that value communication and social understanding: school support staff, local NGOs, office administration, and content or outreach roles. Many continue into MA programs under TU in their subject area. The campus office publishes admission notices each intake with forms, deadlines, and document lists.
Applicants follow TU eligibility requirements, submit academic records and identification photos, and complete fee procedures at the account section. Orientation clarifies subject combinations, credit requirements, assessment rules, and the academic calendar.
Facilities that support BA include classrooms suited for discussion, a library with course readers and newspapers, and basic multimedia.
For subjects that need on-site observation or small surveys, the campus helps with permission letters and faculty guidance. By keeping writing practice consistent and exposure real, the BA at Jwala Prasad Shyo Devi Murarka Campus helps students gain the habits needed for clear communication, social analysis, and responsible community work.
