Overview
Bachelor of Arts (BA) at Lamki Multiple Campus
The Bachelor of Arts is a four-year undergraduate program offered at Lamki Multiple Campus in Lamki, Kailali. The program is affiliated with Tribhuvan University and conducted within the humanities and social-science stream. It combines major subjects, elective study, compulsory language courses, Nepal Studies, written examinations, and internal assessment.
Lamki Multiple Campus offers English Literature, Sociology, and Rural Development as BA subject areas. The program is suitable for students interested in language, literature, society, community development, research, teaching, and further study in the humanities and social sciences.
Course overview
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Course Name | Bachelor of Arts |
| Abbreviation | BA |
| Level | Bachelor’s |
| Duration | Four academic years |
| System | Annual |
| University | Tribhuvan University |
| Faculty | Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences |
| Campus | Lamki Multiple Campus |
| Location | Lamki, Kailali |
| Total Marks | 2,000 |
| Marks Per Year | 500 |
| Campus Subject Areas | English Literature, Sociology, and Rural Development |
Program objectives
The BA program is intended to develop academic knowledge, intellectual understanding, analytical ability, and practical skills across humanities and social-science disciplines.
Its academic objectives include:
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Developing disciplinary and interdisciplinary understanding
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Building intellectual, analytical, and communication abilities
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Supporting study of social, economic, political, cultural, and environmental issues
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Encouraging research, publication, training, and community participation
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Preparing students for further study and academic engagement
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Connecting humanities and social-science education with public and community concerns
The program provides a broad academic structure while allowing students to concentrate on selected subjects.
Eligibility
Applicants may enter the BA program after completing Grade 12, 10+2, Intermediate, or Proficiency Certificate Level from a stream and institution recognized by Tribhuvan University.
The stated eligibility routes include:
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At least D+ in every subject in Grade 11 and Grade 12; or
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Completion of 10+2, Intermediate, or Proficiency Certificate Level in Humanities, Science, or Management from Tribhuvan University or another recognized board or university
Students from different 10+2 or PCL subject backgrounds may apply for major subjects such as Sociology and Rural Development.
Course structure
The four-year BA program carries 2,000 marks, with 500 marks assigned to each academic year.
| Component | Marks |
|---|---|
| Two Major Subjects | 1,400 |
| Two Elective Subjects | 200 |
| Compulsory English | 200 |
| Compulsory Nepali | 100 |
| Nepal Studies | 100 |
| Total | 2,000 |
Students select two major subjects carrying 700 marks each and two elective subjects carrying 100 marks each.
Compulsory English is studied during the first and third years, while compulsory Nepali is included in the second year. Nepal Studies forms another compulsory component of the program.
Subject areas at Lamki Multiple Campus
English Literature
English Literature provides concentrated study in literature and language. It supports reading, interpretation, written expression, critical discussion, and the examination of literary works within their cultural and intellectual settings.
Sociology
Sociology focuses on society, social relationships, institutions, communities, culture, and social change. It provides an academic basis for examining how individuals and groups interact within wider social structures.
Rural Development
Rural Development examines rural communities, participation, development processes, local institutions, livelihoods, and social change. It connects social-science study with issues affecting rural and semi-urban communities.
These three subject areas give students a choice between literary study, sociological analysis, and development-focused education.
Evaluation system
Student performance is evaluated through written examinations and internal assessment.
The assessment structure includes:
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70 marks for the written examination
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30 marks for internal assessment
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Mini-project work
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Classroom presentations
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Teamwork and related academic activities
This system combines annual examinations with continuous academic participation. The campus also uses academic planning, departmental monitoring, internal assessment arrangements, library resources, and technology-supported teaching within its educational activities.
Academic and further-study scope
The BA program can provide a foundation for postgraduate study in humanities and social-science disciplines. Depending on the student’s major subjects and applicable university requirements, further study may include areas such as English, Sociology, Rural Development, Political Science, History, Population Studies, Anthropology, and related fields.
The program also supports academic preparation connected with teaching, research, publication, training, community service, public service, and development-related activities. These areas represent educational pathways rather than guaranteed employment outcomes.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the BA program?
The BA program is completed over four academic years under the annual system.
Which BA subjects are offered at Lamki Multiple Campus?
The campus offers English Literature, Sociology, and Rural Development as BA subject areas.
How many marks does the BA program carry?
The complete program carries 2,000 marks, with 500 marks in each academic year.
Does the BA program include internal assessment?
Yes. Assessment includes 70 marks for written examinations and 30 marks for internal activities such as mini-projects, presentations, and teamwork.
Which compulsory subjects are included?
The compulsory subjects are English, Nepali, and Nepal Studies.
