Ten Plus Two in Management

Ten Plus Two (Management) at Lumbini Academic College, Chuchchepati, Chabahil, Kathmandu

The Ten Plus Two (Management) stream at Lumbini Academic College (LAC) follows the National Examinations Board (NEB) structure for Grades XI–XII. The campus is located at Chuchchepati, Chabahil, Kathmandu, under Lumbini Academic Foundation.

Quick highlights

• Level and board: NEB, Grades XI–XII (Management).

• Location: Chuchchepati, Chabahil, Kathmandu.

• Activity culture includes presentations, banking orientation, share market sessions, and quiz events that support classroom learning.

Subjects and combinations (NEB structure followed)

Grade XI

Compulsory English; Compulsory Nepali; Elective (Compulsory): Social Studies & Life Skill Education or Mathematics; Accounting; Elective I: Business Studies or Computer Science;

Elective II: Economics or Tourism & Mountaineering Studies or Marketing; Elective III: Business Mathematics or Finance or Hotel Management or Co-operative Management.

Grade XII

Compulsory English; Compulsory Nepali; Elective (Compulsory): Social Studies & Life Skill Education or Mathematics; Accounting; Elective I: Business Studies or Computer Science; Elective II: Economics or Tourism & Mountaineering Studies or Marketing; Elective III: Business Mathematics or Finance or Hotel Management or Co-operative Management.

Subject baskets run as per seat availability and timetable. Confirm the final combination for your section in the current intake notice.

What you learn in Management

You build a base in accounting, economics, and business studies while keeping options in areas like finance, marketing, hotel management, and computer science. Mathematics helps with numericals and later choices in banking or analytics. Writing tasks, short presentations, and group assignments train you to explain ideas clearly.

Teaching and assessment

Classes align with NEB prescriptions for theory papers and internal evaluations. Teachers use board work, worked examples, and assignment rounds to strengthen habits. Regular class tests and terminal exams prepare you for the board exam at the end of each grade. Presentation rounds and practical sessions (e.g., banking orientation, share market workshop) connect lessons with real contexts.

Learning resources and activities

• Practice sets: accounting numericals, statistics basics where offered, and economics graphs.

• Communication tasks: business reports, short notes, and slide decks.

• Exposure events: banking orientation and share market workshop for financial literacy.

• Campus events: presentations, quizzes, and group work that support teamwork and speaking.

Ask the program office for the reading pack and session calendar for your section.

Who should choose +2 Management at LAC?

Choose this stream if you plan to move into business studies, management, commerce, or IT-linked business programs after Grade XII. The subject mix supports later study in BBS, BBM, BCA (for students who keep math and computing strong), hotel management, and related fields.

Study rhythm you can expect

• Weekly targets: accounting chapters, economics units, and business studies topics.

• Numerical practice: ledger work, ratios, and basic reporting with stepwise solutions.

• Writing drills: definitions, short answers, and structured long answers with headings.

• Review cycle: class tests, terminal exams, and focused revision before boards.

Short, daily study sessions help more than late rush work. Keep summary notes for each unit.

Admission: what to prepare

• Application form during the intake window announced by the college.

• SEE or equivalent mark sheets, character certificate, and recent photos.

• Copy of citizenship (or passport for international applicants).

• Any board-mandated documents for the current year.

Seats, sections, and subject baskets depend on demand each session. Verify dates and document checks with the program office.

After Grade XII: common pathways

• Bachelor’s study: BBS, BBM, BCA (with the right foundation), BHM, or other management and commerce programs under Tribhuvan University and other approved universities.

• Entry roles: office support, front-desk roles, basic accounts support, or sales/operations trainee, depending on skills and grades.

• Entrance prep: plan early if you aim for programs with tests (e.g., CMAT for BBM under TU).

Your next step depends on board results, entrance scores where applicable, and your subject strengths.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

1) Is Mathematics compulsory in +2 Management?

NEB allows an Elective (Compulsory) choice between Social Studies & Life Skill Education and Mathematics. The college confirms running combinations for each intake.

2) Can I take Computer Science with Management?

Yes. Computer Science appears as an Elective I option in both Grade XI and Grade XII.

3) Which subjects strengthen a banking track later?

Accounting, Economics, Business Mathematics, and Finance provide a helpful base; the banking orientation offered on campus adds practical awareness.

4) How are students assessed through the year?

Class tests and terminal exams lead up to NEB board exams. Presentation rounds and activity sessions support the written work.

5) Where is the college located?

Chuchchepati, Chabahil, Kathmandu.