Ten Plus Two (+2) in Humanities at Kushma Multiple Campus is a two-year NEB-affiliated program for Class 11 and Class 12. It is offered at a community-based campus in Kushma, Parbat, formed through the merger of Gupteshwor Multiple Campus and Shivalaya Multiple Campus. The program sits within a campus setting that also runs bachelor-level study in Arts, Business Studies, and Education, along with MBS.
The humanities stream is a foundation-level course for students who want to continue into areas such as English, Sociology, Mass Communication, and other related fields at bachelor level. At Kushma Multiple Campus, the program is supported by a campus environment that includes morning classes, library access, computer facilities, seminar space, free internet, internal evaluation, and campus bus support.
Course: Ten Plus Two (+2) in Humanities
Academic level: Class 11 and Class 12
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Duration: 2 years
Academic system: Annual
Location: Kushma, Parbat, Gandaki Province, Nepal
Campus type: Community-based
Minimum eligibility: SEE or equivalent with GPA 1.6
Campus support: Library, computer lab, seminar hall, free internet, internal evaluation, and campus bus
Scholarships are available for poor, talented, and rural students
The program follows the NEB annual structure for Class 11 and Class 12. It combines compulsory subjects with optional subject groups under the current humanities framework.
Compulsory subjects include:
Nepali
English
Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
The humanities framework also includes optional subject areas such as Sociology, Psychology, History, Political Science, Geography, Business Studies, Rural Development, and other social science and applied subjects within the NEB structure.
At Kushma Multiple Campus, the scope of the program is tied to a local academic setting where students can begin humanities study and prepare for further education after Grade 12. The course supports students who want to continue into humanities and social science disciplines at bachelor level.
At Kushma Multiple Campus, +2 Humanities is connected to regular classroom teaching, morning-session study, periodic internal evaluation, and project-based academic work. The campus context also refers to technology-friendly teaching and an academic environment supported by library and computer facilities.
Teaching and learning support includes:
Morning classes
Periodic internal evaluation
Project-based academic work
Library access
Computer lab
Seminar hall and main hall
Free internet facility
Campus bus support
Admission generally begins after the publication of SEE results
Applicants submit the prescribed application form and academic documents
The stated minimum eligibility is SEE or equivalent with GPA 1.6
Depending on the campus process, admission may also include an entrance examination, interview, or merit-based selection
After selection and fee payment, the student is enrolled in Grade 11
Subject registration is completed under the NEB framework through the campus
SEE Marksheet or Grade Sheet
Character Certificate or School Leaving Certificate
Transfer Certificate (TC) from the previous school
Migration Certificate, if applicable
Citizenship Certificate or Birth Certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
NEB Class 11 registration or subject registration form
The program follows the NEB annual system for Class 11 and Class 12. Admission, course curriculum, annual examinations, and final results follow NEB rules, guidelines, and the annual academic calendar. Class 11 enrollment and subject registration are completed through the campus, while Class 12 moves into the final board examination stage under NEB.
Ten Plus Two (+2) in Humanities at Kushma Multiple Campus provides a two-year NEB pathway for students who want to begin humanities and social science study in Kushma, Parbat. Its academic setting combines the NEB annual structure with campus facilities such as library access, computer support, internet, seminar space, internal evaluation, and transport support. For students looking to study humanities close to home, the program offers a direct entry point into further study in related bachelor-level disciplines.
The program runs for 2 years in Class 11 and Class 12.
The program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
The stated minimum eligibility is SEE or equivalent with GPA 1.6.
Yes. The course follows the NEB annual system.
Students have access to library facilities, computer lab, seminar hall, free internet, internal evaluation, morning classes, and campus bus support.
