Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Kapilvastu Multiple Campus is an NEB-affiliated higher secondary program offered in Taulihawa, Kapilvastu. The campus is a community-based institution established in 1980 AD and runs academic programs from Ten Plus Two to master’s level. Within that academic setting, the Humanities stream provides a two-year foundation for students who want to continue study in areas such as Mass Communication, Sociology, English, and related fields.
The program follows the annual system of the National Examinations Board and is supported by regular classes, library access, computer and multimedia facilities, counseling, scholarships, classrooms, and internal academic follow-up.
Course Name: Ten Plus Two in Humanities
College: Kapilvastu Multiple Campus
Location: Taulihawa, Kapilvastu, Nepal
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Level: Class 11 and Class 12
Duration: 2 years
Academic System: Annual system
Campus Type: Community-based campus
Learning Support: Library, computer lab, multimedia classes, classrooms, counseling, scholarships
The Humanities stream functions as a two-year foundation course in humanities and social sciences. It combines language study with option-based subject areas that connect students to social, cultural, and academic fields.
Compulsory subjects include Nepali and English.
The third compulsory area is Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics.
The program follows the Class 11 and Class 12 structure under the NEB annual system.
Subject registration is completed through the college under the NEB framework.
The available subject framework includes areas such as Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Rural Development, Geography, Political Science, History, Marketing, Business Mathematics, Human Rights, Library and Information Science, Home Science, Environment Science, and Finance.
Build a foundation in humanities and social sciences at the higher secondary level
Prepare students for Class 11 and Class 12 study under the NEB framework
Develop understanding of language, society, and related academic fields
Support progression to bachelor-level study in humanities and related disciplines
The Humanities stream is relevant for students who want a broad academic base before moving into bachelor-level study. At Kapilvastu Multiple Campus, this is important because the campus also offers Bachelor of Arts (BA), creating a local academic pathway from higher secondary study to undergraduate education.
The course also fits within a campus environment that supports regular teaching, internal examinations, assignments, seminars, counseling, and extracurricular activities. This gives students a structured setting for Class 11 and Class 12 study within the same institution.
Complete Class 11 and Class 12 under the NEB annual system
Study humanities and social science subjects through compulsory and option-based courses
Build a foundation for further study in humanities, social sciences, and related fields
Take part in academic registration, examination, and result processes under NEB rules
Language study
Sociology and social science orientation
Psychology and human behavior-related study
Economics and related academic understanding
Option-based study in humanities and social science fields
Classroom assignments and internal academic activities
The program is studied through regular classroom teaching and campus-based academic support. Kapilvastu Multiple Campus also uses continuous academic follow-up across its programs.
Regular classroom teaching
Class tests and internal examinations
Group assignments
Multimedia-supported learning
Remedial support where needed
Seminars, interaction programs, and educational activities
Further study in humanities and social science disciplines
Academic progression to bachelor-level programs such as BA
Background for future study in communication, sociology, English, and related areas
Scholarship support is part of campus student services
Counseling support is available within the campus setting
NEB-affiliated Humanities stream in Taulihawa
Two-year Class 11 and Class 12 structure
Study option within a campus offering programs from +2 to master’s level
Access to library, computer, multimedia, counseling, and scholarship support
Regular academic follow-up through tests, assignments, and internal examinations
Community-based campus environment in Kapilvastu
Admission to Class 11 usually begins after the publication of SEE results
Students seeking enrollment in Grade 11 should have obtained a minimum GPA of 1.6 in SEE
Applicants submit the required application form, academic records, photographs, and related documents
The campus uses an entrance evaluation examination to identify academic level and support needs
After admission, subject registration is completed through the college under the NEB system
SEE marksheet or grade sheet
SEE character certificate or school leaving certificate
Transfer Certificate (TC)
Migration certificate, if applicable
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
NEB Class 11 registration or subject registration form
Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are completed through the college under the NEB framework. Class 12 is the final national board examination stage. NEB manages the examination application process, examination schedule, examination centers, and result publication. Before appearing in the Class 12 board examination, students complete the required application and document process through the college.
Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Kapilvastu Multiple Campus is a two-year NEB-affiliated higher secondary program offered within a community-based academic setting in Taulihawa. It provides a foundation in humanities and social sciences while connecting students to campus facilities, internal academic support, and a wider academic environment that continues to bachelor’s and master’s level study.
The program runs for 2 years and covers Class 11 and Class 12.
The program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
Students seeking enrollment in Grade 11 should have obtained a minimum GPA of 1.6 in the SEE.
The available framework includes compulsory Nepali and English, Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics, and option-based humanities and social science subjects.
Admission usually begins after SEE results. Students submit the application form and required documents, and the campus also uses an entrance evaluation examination.
NEB manages the Class 12 board examination process, including application procedures, examination schedules, examination centers, and result publication.
Students have access to library services, computer and multimedia facilities, classrooms, counseling, scholarships, and regular academic follow-up activities.
