NEB +2 Management at Kantipur Campus in Danchhi, Kathmandu builds your base for business study and entry roles in offices and firms. You study Compulsory English, Compulsory Nepali, Accountancy, Economics, and Business Studies/Computer.
The campus also offers options such as Computer Science, Elements of Finance, Cooperative Management, and Hotel Management & Travel and Tourism (HM & TT).
Board: National Examination Board (NEB)
Core Subjects: English, Nepali, Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies/Computer
Options: Computer Science, Elements of Finance, Cooperative Management, HM & TT
Progression: Pathway to BBS/BBM and other management tracks
The core mix trains you to read, write, calculate, and summarize. Accountancy covers journal entries, ledgers, and basic statements. Economics introduces demand, supply, and price concepts. Business Studies/Computer links class ideas with everyday office tasks. Optional subjects add applied exposure: coding basics, finance ideas, cooperatives, and tourism services.
Build steady habits in reading, writing, and numeracy.
Prepare you for TU bachelor-level management study.
Help you understand office records, simple budgets, and forms.
Graduates continue to BBS/BBM or join entry roles in accounts support, sales support, store records, or front office. This track suits students who plan to work in banks, trading firms, small businesses, or service units after higher study.
Record simple transactions and prepare basic statements.
Explain price, demand, and cost ideas in plain words.
Draft short notes, emails, and summaries for class and office use.
Use basic spreadsheets for totals and lists.
Accounting Practice: Journal, ledger, trial balance, statement reading
Business Communication: Notes, memos, short reports, email etiquette
Quant Basics: Averages, percentages, index ideas, simple charts
Digital Literacy: File handling, spreadsheets, presentation slides
Teachers use short lectures, guided examples, class tests, and assignments. Group work builds confidence for presentations and viva. Past questions support exam practice and time control.
Keep a weekly plan for chapter targets and tests.
Solve two past questions after each topic.
Use library time for quick revision notes.
Eligibility: SEE or equivalent as per NEB rules.
Process: Counseling → form submission → screening per NEB/campus rules → fee payment within deadline → orientation.
SEE mark sheet and character certificate
Copy of birth certificate (where required)
Recent passport-size photographs
Other papers listed in the intake notice
Accounting Support: Vouchers, ledgers, stock lists
Front Office/Admin: Filing, scheduling, basic records
Sales Support: Bills, stock notes, client follow-up
Scholarships are available for women learners, students from disadvantaged groups, and high performers. Categories and quotas appear in intake notices. Submit proofs within stated dates and keep copies.
Clear path to BBS/BBM with steady subject flow.
Practical subject mix that matches office needs.
Options that add hands-on skills for higher study.
+2 Management at Kantipur Campus prepares you for business study and early work exposure. Visit the office during counseling hours for seat status, subject baskets, and deadlines.
1) Which core subjects will I study?
Compulsory English, Compulsory Nepali, Accountancy, Economics, and Business Studies/Computer.
2) Which options can I select?
Computer Science, Elements of Finance, Cooperative Management, or HM & TT (as offered).
3) What is the next study step after +2 Management?
BBS/BBM or related bachelor programs under TU.
4) Are scholarships available?
Yes. Intake notices list categories, quotas, and documents.
5) What documents are needed at admission?
SEE mark sheet, character certificate, photos, and other items listed in the notice.
