Ten Plus Two (+2) Management at Madi Campus is a school-level management program conducted under the affiliation of the National Examination Board (NEB). Madi Campus is a community-based educational institution located in Basantapur, Madi, Chitwan, Nepal, established in 2053 BS (1996 AD).
The campus received +2 program affiliation in 2058 BS and runs academic programs in morning and evening shifts.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Program | Ten Plus Two (+2) Management |
| College | Madi Campus |
| Location | Basantapur, Madi, Chitwan, Nepal |
| Affiliation | National Examination Board (NEB) |
| Level | Ten Plus Two (+2) |
| +2 Affiliation Year | 2058 BS |
| Study Shifts | Morning and evening |
| Learning Facilities | Library, computer lab, multimedia, conference/seminar hall, sports |
| Student Support | Counseling, scholarships, ECA |

The +2 Management program includes the following subjects:
Compulsory Nepali
Compulsory English
Social Studies and Life Skill
Accountancy
Computer Science
Economics
Madi Campus began classes in rented rooms of Madi Secondary School and now operates from its own campus infrastructure. The campus has two two-storied buildings with 22 spacious, ventilated rooms and can accommodate around 200 students in a shift.
Seminar hall (1)
Staff room (1)
Accounts and library rooms (2)
Management committee meeting hall and campus chief’s section (2 rooms)
Computer lab (1)
Remaining rooms used as classrooms
+2 Management students have access to campus-wide facilities and engagement opportunities, including:
Library
Computer lab
Science lab
Multimedia
Journal
Counseling
Scholarships
Classrooms and conference/seminar spaces
Indoor and outdoor sports accommodation
Canteen and cycle stand
Dance, music, tours, and ECA
Provide quality education at an affordable fee structure, fulfill national needs, and uplift society by producing competent graduates compatible with global market demands.
Build provincial and national reputation as a leading community campus for higher education.
Basantapur, Madi, Chitwan, Nepal.
National Examination Board (NEB).
Yes. Programs run in morning and evening shifts.
Compulsory Nepali, Compulsory English, Social Studies and Life Skill, Accountancy, Computer Science, and Economics.