Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Kumarwarti Multiple Campus, Kawasoti, is a two-year higher secondary program under the National Examinations Board (NEB). The course gives students a broad academic base in language, society, communication, and social science-related subjects. It suits students who want to continue into undergraduate study in areas such as sociology, English, mass communication, and related fields.
At Kumarwarti Multiple Campus, the program sits within a wider academic setting that also includes humanities and social science study at higher levels. Students study in a community-based campus environment with library support, internet service, transportation, scholarships, sports, and extracurricular activities.
Course Name: Ten Plus Two in Humanities
Campus: Kumarwarti Multiple Campus, Kawasoti
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Duration: 2 years
Level: Higher Secondary
Study System: Annual exam system
Location: Kawasoti-2, Shivamandir, Nawalparasi (Bardaghat–Susta East), Gandaki Province
Academic Area: Humanities and Social Sciences
The course is designed as a higher secondary humanities and social sciences program. It combines compulsory language and general study components with optional subject choices under the NEB structure.
Compulsory subjects include:
Nepali
English
Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
The wider subject framework includes humanities and social science options such as:
Sociology
Psychology
Economics
Marketing
Business Studies
Rural Development
Geography
Political Science
History
Gender Studies
Finance
Human Rights
Library and Information Science
Home Science
The program is intended to support broad learning in language studies, society, communication, and social understanding. Its option-based structure allows students to build a subject combination that supports later study in humanities and related disciplines.
Provide a broad humanities and social sciences foundation at the +2 level
Develop understanding of society, communication, and related academic fields
Prepare students for bachelor-level study in humanities and social sciences
Support subject-based learning through optional course selection
Build general academic readiness for higher study
Ten Plus Two in Humanities is suited to students who want to continue their education after SEE with a humanities-oriented academic path. The course supports entry into undergraduate study in social science, language, and communication-related areas.
At Kumarwarti Multiple Campus, this pathway connects naturally with Bachelor of Arts (BA) and also supports later progression toward postgraduate humanities study such as MA in Sociology, where the academic background matches future eligibility requirements.
Understanding of core humanities and social science subject areas
Stronger reading and writing foundation through Nepali and English
Basic knowledge of society, culture, communication, and social issues
Familiarity with option-based subject selection at the higher secondary level
Academic preparation for further study in humanities and related fields
Language study in Nepali and English
Social understanding through humanities and social science subjects
Communication-related academic preparation
Analytical study through subject options such as sociology, psychology, and economics
General academic readiness for bachelor-level study
The program follows the annual academic structure used at the higher secondary level. Students study through subject-based classroom teaching within the broader academic setting of the campus. The institutional environment also gives attention to student participation, library use, and information technology.
Classroom teaching in annual format
Subject-based learning under the NEB structure
Library and internet support within campus services
Student participation through sports and extracurricular activities
Further study in humanities and social sciences
Academic progression toward BA and related bachelor-level programs
Preparation for communication, education, and social study pathways after higher education
General foundation for social sector and public-facing study areas
Full or partial scholarships in different categories
Support for students with strong academic records
Support for economically disadvantaged students
Support for Dalit students, students with disabilities, and recommended students from cooperatives, social organizations, and community schools
Special discount for students with excellent SLC results
NEB-affiliated +2 Humanities program in Kawasoti
Academic link to BA and other higher-level study within the same campus environment
Resource library, internet service, transportation, sports, and extracurricular support
Scholarship categories linked with need and academic performance
Community-based campus with an established academic presence in the region
Students apply after the publication of SEE results
Applicants must meet the minimum NEB eligibility requirement for Grade 11
A minimum GPA of 1.6 in SEE is required for enrollment in Grade 11
Admission may include entrance, interview, or merit-based selection under campus procedure
Final enrollment is completed after document submission and fee payment
SEE marksheet or grade sheet
Character certificate or school leaving certificate
Transfer certificate
Migration certificate, if applicable
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Completed admission form
The program follows the NEB annual exam system for Class 11 and Class 12. Registration and academic administration are completed through the campus. Final examinations and result publication follow NEB procedures for higher secondary education.
Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Kumarwarti Multiple Campus offers a two-year NEB-based higher secondary option for students who want to begin humanities and social science study in Kawasoti. With a broad subject base, scholarship support, student services, and a local academic route toward bachelor-level humanities study, the program fits well within the campus’s wider educational environment.
The program runs for two years.
The program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
Students need a minimum GPA of 1.6 in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) to enroll in Grade 11.
It follows the annual exam system.
The stream includes compulsory subjects such as Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics, along with optional subjects from humanities and social science areas.
Yes. The course supports progression to undergraduate study in humanities and related fields, including BA.
