Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Madhyabindu Multiple Campus is a two-year higher secondary program offered in Kawasoti Municipality–3, Nawalparasi, Gandaki Province, Nepal, under the National Examinations Board (NEB). The course follows the annual examination system for Class 11 and Class 12.
It is meant for students who want a foundation in humanities and social sciences before moving to undergraduate study in areas such as mass communication, sociology, English, and related fields. At Madhyabindu Multiple Campus, the program is part of a wider academic setting that runs from Grade 11 to the master’s level and supports students through scholarships, library and e-library access, extra classes, and exam-oriented classes.

Course Name: Ten Plus Two in Humanities
Institution: Madhyabindu Multiple Campus
Location: Kawasoti Municipality–3, Nawalparasi, Gandaki Province, Nepal
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Academic System: Annual
Duration: 2 years
Study Level: Class 11 and Class 12
Eligibility: Minimum GPA 1.6 in SEE
Course Focus: Humanities and social sciences foundation
Campus Support: Scholarships, library and e-library access, extra classes, and exam-oriented classes
Ten Plus Two in Humanities is a foundation-level course in humanities and social sciences. The course structure combines compulsory subjects with a broad option-based subject framework. This allows students to study language, society, communication, psychology, economics, and other related areas within the NEB pattern.
The compulsory subjects are:
Nepali
English
Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
The option-based subject framework includes a wide range of humanities, social science, communication, and applied subjects. The course framework includes subjects such as:
Sociology
Psychology
Economics
Political Science
Geography
Population Studies
History
Philosophy
Linguistics
Rural Development
Business Studies
Finance
Marketing
Mass Communication
Computer Science
Human Rights
Tourism and Mountaineering Studies
Library and Information Science
Environment Science
Home Science
This structure gives students room to build a humanities-oriented academic base while preparing for later study in different subject areas.
Provide a foundation in humanities and social sciences
Prepare students for undergraduate study in humanities-related fields
Develop understanding of society, communication, and human behavior
Build subject knowledge in areas such as sociology, psychology, economics, and related fields
Support academic readiness for higher education
Strengthen reading, writing, and subject-based study skills
Ten Plus Two in Humanities supports academic progression into bachelor-level study in humanities and social sciences. It is suitable for students who want to continue into subjects such as mass communication, sociology, English, political science, psychology, and related areas.
At Madhyabindu Multiple Campus, the course is offered in a multi-level academic environment. Students study within a campus setting that also offers bachelor’s and master’s programs, which supports continuity in higher education. The campus academic environment also includes library use, extra classes, and scholarship support for eligible students.
After completing the course, students are expected to:
Understand core concepts in humanities and social sciences
Develop basic knowledge in language and communication-related study
Build introductory understanding of society, culture, psychology, and public life
Prepare for bachelor-level study in humanities and related disciplines
Complete annual examinations and subject registration under the NEB framework
Strengthen written and classroom-based academic performance
Language and communication study
Social and cultural understanding
Introductory psychology and sociology
Basic economics and public affairs understanding
Analytical support through Mathematics or Social Studies and Life Skill
Subject-based preparation for humanities and social science study
Academic reading and writing practice
The course is taught through regular classroom instruction within the campus academic system. The humanities stream combines theoretical study with subject-based discussion and reading-oriented learning. At Madhyabindu Multiple Campus, students also study in an environment supported by extra classes and exam-oriented classes for different levels.
The learning support available in the campus setting includes:
Regular classroom teaching
Subject-based academic study
Extra classes
Exam-oriented classes
Library and e-library support
A wider academic environment from Grade 11 to the master’s level
Ten Plus Two in Humanities mainly supports continued academic study. Students may continue into bachelor-level programs in humanities and social sciences and related fields such as:
Mass Communication
Sociology
English
Political Science
Psychology
Other related humanities and social science fields
Students at Madhyabindu Multiple Campus have access to campus scholarship support and related student assistance.
At least 3% scholarship support from total student tuition fees at the campus level
Support for genuine or poor students
Support for students from minority and marginalized groups
Support for children of martyrs
Named scholarship support through campus scholarship funds
NEB-affiliated higher secondary program in humanities
Two-year annual system for Class 11 and Class 12
Campus setting with study opportunities from Grade 11 to the master’s level
Scholarship support for eligible students
Library and e-library support
Extra classes and exam-oriented classes
Community-campus environment in Kawasoti
Academic continuity into bachelor-level study within the same campus setting
Applicants must have completed SEE
The minimum eligibility is GPA 1.6 in SEE
Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are completed through the campus under the NEB framework
Students submit the required academic and personal documents during admission
Enrollment is completed according to the campus admission procedure and NEB registration process
SEE marksheet or grade sheet
SEE character certificate or school leaving certificate
Transfer certificate 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
NEB registration card or registration number issued in Class 11
Class 11 marksheet or transcript
Class 12 board examination application form
Passport-size photographs
Examination fee receipt
Admit card issued before the examination
Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Madhyabindu Multiple Campus follows the NEB annual examination system. Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are handled through the campus under the NEB framework.
Class 12 is the final national board examination stage. NEB manages the Class 12 examination application process, schedule, examination centers, and result publication. This gives the course a board-based examination and result structure used in NEB-affiliated higher secondary study.
Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Madhyabindu Multiple Campus is a higher secondary course for students who want to begin humanities and social sciences study after SEE under the NEB annual system. The course supports academic development in language, society, communication, and related subjects and prepares students for bachelor-level study in humanities and related disciplines.
For students in Kawasoti and nearby areas, the program connects NEB higher secondary study with campus-based academic support, scholarship access, and a wider institutional setting that allows continued study at higher levels.
The course runs for two years across Class 11 and Class 12.
The program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
Students need a minimum GPA of 1.6 in SEE for Class 11 admission.
The program follows the annual examination system.
The compulsory subjects are Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics.
Students may continue into bachelor-level study in areas such as mass communication, sociology, English, political science, psychology, and related humanities fields.
Yes. The campus provides scholarship support for eligible students, including poor students, minority and marginalized groups, and children of martyrs.
NEB manages the Class 12 examination application process, schedule, examination centers, and result publication.