The Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program at Kankai Multiple Campus is a two-year higher secondary course affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB). It is ideal for students interested in literature, social studies, language, and human behavior. The program encourages analytical thinking, writing, and the study of cultural and societal issues.
The Humanities stream includes a blend of compulsory and optional subjects. The curriculum covers:
English
Nepali
Social Studies and Life Skills
Major subjects such as Sociology, Population Studies, History, or Economics
It also covers optional subjects like Rural Development, Mass Communication, or Computer Science
Classes are conducted for both Grade 11 and Grade 12 with regular assessments and NEB board examinations.
This course is designed to:
Introduce students to disciplines in the social sciences and humanities
Improve critical thinking, reading, and communication skills
Encourage awareness of societal challenges and cultural values
Prepare students for higher studies in arts, law, education, or journalism
After completing this program, students can pursue undergraduate degrees such as BA, BSW, B.Ed., or Law. It also opens doors to media, public service, education, and community development roles.
Graduates of the +2 Humanities program will be able to:
Analyze social issues with contextual understanding
Communicate ideas through essays, reports, and discussions
Engage with historical, political, and cultural content
Think critically about human behavior and society
The course helps students grow in:
Writing and research
Public speaking and presentation
Social analysis and interpretation
Community engagement and report writing
KMC promotes an engaging learning environment through:
Class discussions and debates
Essay writing and group projects
Audio-visual learning and field visits
Practice tests and regular feedback
Students must have passed the SEE or an equivalent examination. Admission is granted based on academic history and a personal interview.
KMC offers scholarships to deserving and underprivileged students based on SEE scores, internal performance, and need-based criteria.
The Humanities stream supports creative, reflective, and socially aware learning. It suits students who are interested in understanding people, cultures, and communities.
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