+2 Humanities at MAV College is an NEB Grade 11–12 program for students who want deeper understanding of society, language, communication, and culture through structured academic study. MAV College runs Humanities under NEB affiliation and also supports higher study routes through its broader academic environment.
Humanities suits students who think in stories, arguments, and human behavior, and who want a study path linked to journalism, social work, teaching, language study, public service, and research. Students also choose Humanities when they want stronger writing, speaking, and reading skills that help across many careers.
Affiliation: NEB (Grade 11 and Grade 12)
Seat capacity: 100 seats (per intake)
Class schedule: morning and day sections
Medium: English, with Nepali used where necessary
Key subject areas at MAV Humanities include sociology, mass communication, and major English
Learning support: library, auditorium, playground
Transportation: available
+2 Humanities follows CDC curriculum and NEB evaluation.
MAV Humanities includes subjects such as Sociology, Mass Communication (Journalism), and Major English.
Humanities subject packages vary by institution offerings under NEB subject registration. MAV’s package is built around reading, writing, discussion, and social analysis tasks that support NEB exam performance.
+2 Humanities at MAV College supports you to:
Read texts with understanding and write clear, structured answers
Build skills in communication and argument writing
Understand society through basic concepts used in social sciences
Humanities supports pathways toward:
Journalism and media studies
Sociology, social work, development studies
Language and literature study
Public administration and policy-related study after bachelor level
Students completing +2 Humanities often gain:
Stronger writing structure for long answers and essays
Better reading speed and comprehension
Stronger speaking confidence through class discussion
Humanities supports skill growth through:
Note-making and summarizing longer texts
Writing opinions with evidence and examples
Presentation practice through class activities and auditorium-based programs
MAV supports Humanities learning through:
Topic-based discussion and guided reading
Writing practice that targets NEB exam patterns
Field-based exposure for certain subjects, including sociology-focused visits
Library use for newspapers, magazines, and reference materials
Students need SEE completion and NEB subject registration through the college. MAV College uses an entrance test or interview process and admits students on a merit basis.
Humanities supports pathways toward:
Media-related study and entry routes after higher education
Social sector work after relevant bachelor study
Teaching and language-related careers after teacher education pathways
Merit-based, need-based, and sports scholarships are available during admission, based on documentation.
Students often worry about “What job will this lead to?” Humanities answers that through skill direction: writing, analysis, communication, and social understanding. MAV supports this stream with reading resources, student activities, and study-focused campus facilities.
+2 Humanities at MAV College fits students who want NEB-based study with strong language and social science grounding, plus a routine through morning or day sections.
MAV Humanities includes Sociology, Mass Communication (Journalism), and Major English.
Humanities supports reading, writing, and social understanding skills used in many public service exams after higher study.
MAV runs educational activities and field exposure in selected subjects such as sociology.
Entrance test or interview, then admission based on merit list.
Merit, need, and sports scholarships are available.
