The Ten Plus Two (+2) in Humanities program at Kankai Adarsha Campus, affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB), is a two-year academic stream designed for students interested in social sciences, language studies, and the liberal arts.
As one of the earliest institutions in the region to offer this program, Kankai ensures that the course is delivered with both academic depth and cultural relevance.
This stream provides a clear path for students interested in exploring fields such as sociology, mass communication, literature, psychology, and development studies.
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB), Nepal
Duration: 2 years (Grade 11 and 12), Annual Exam System
Location: Birtamode-6, Jhapa
Medium: Nepali and English
Eligibility: Minimum GPA 1.6 in SEE or equivalent
The curriculum integrates both compulsory and optional subjects. It enables students to tailor their education to their personal interests and future academic goals.
English
Nepali
Social Studies and Life Skills or Mathematics
Sociology
Mass Communication
Economics
Psychology
Population Studies
Political Science
History
Rural Development
The program combines theory with discussion-based learning, enabling students to think critically about society, communication, and human behavior.
The program aims to provide a foundation in the humanities and social sciences. It supports students in understanding human society, cultures, and institutions while nurturing their academic writing, reasoning, and communication skills.
Graduates from the Humanities stream can pursue bachelor-level studies in disciplines such as BA, BSW, BJM, or a Bachelor's degree in Development Studies.
The flexibility of this stream also allows students to enter programs in law, education, and even management.
By the end of the course, students are expected to:
Analyze social issues using theoretical frameworks
Understand historical, cultural, and political systems
Communicate ideas clearly through spoken and written formats
Prepare for further education in arts, media, or public service
Kankai promotes active learning through:
Project-based assignments
Field visits and report writing
Seminars and presentations
Community-based research
Applicants must submit their SEE transcripts with a minimum GPA of 1.6. Internal guidelines of the campus may include an orientation or interview.
Graduates may work in various fields, including teaching, journalism, civil service, NGOs, or community development.
Most students continue their studies in undergraduate programs aligned with their interests.
Financial support is available to students from low-income families and those who excel academically. Selection is based on the institution’s internal policy.
At Kankai Adarsha Campus, this program is delivered by experienced faculty who provide relevant and localized learning.
The Humanities stream is suitable for students who want to explore society, communication, and culture with analytical depth.
The +2 Humanities program at Kankai offers students a meaningful academic experience, grounded in the study of human society. It serves as a strong foundation for university-level education, supporting diverse career interests in social and community-oriented sectors.
