+2 Science at Mahendra Adarsha Vidhyashram (MAV) College, Satdobato, Laitpur, is a National Examination Board (NEB) Grade 11–12 program offered for students who want a strong base in science and mathematics, along with the language and social foundation expected at the secondary level. MAV College runs NEB programs alongside its TU-affiliated bachelor programs, so the academic environment stays exam-focused and structured.
Students often choose Science when they want clear options after +2: health sciences, engineering, information technology, research pathways, or science teaching. Your daily routine matters as much as subject choice, so MAV’s morning and day sections, along with English instruction supported by Nepali where needed, help students manage both pace and understanding.

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
Learning support: science lab, computer lab, library, auditorium, playground
Transportation: available for students who need it
+2 Science follows the national curriculum structure prepared by the Curriculum Development Centre and evaluated through NEB systems. NEB handles Grade 11 and 12 examinations, while CDC handles curriculum development under the national framework.
Science students usually study core language and social subjects set at national level, then choose science and mathematics subjects for depth. MAV College supports Science study through practical work where the curriculum requires it, using science and computer labs for hands-on learning.
Common Science subject areas students prepare for include:
Physics and Chemistry (theory and practical components)
Biology or Mathematics (based on your higher study direction)
One applied subject option offered by the college under NEB subject registration
+2 Science at MAV College aims to help you:
Build concept clarity in core science areas through regular classwork and guided practice
Develop discipline in problem solving, calculations, and lab-based observation
Prepare for NEB evaluation through steady internal tasks and revision routines
Science keeps pathways open for:
Health and life-science study (biology-focused routes)
Engineering, mathematics, and computing study (math-focused routes)
Science education and academic research routes (through bachelor programs later)
Students completing +2 Science usually leave with:
Stronger scientific reading and interpretation skills
Better accuracy in numerical work and data handling
Experience writing lab records and short structured reports
Science study builds practical academic skills that students often need later:
Writing clear answers under time limits
Handling lab safety routines and basic instruments during practical work
Presenting findings in simple report formats
Working in small groups during lab tasks and class problem sets
MAV College supports learning through:
Subject-wise teaching plans and topic-wise practice
Lab sessions where the curriculum requires practical learning
Classroom discussion and question practice that match NEB exam expectations
Use of the library for reference reading and focused self-study
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.
+2 Science itself is not a job license. It gives the academic base used for:
Health and science-related bachelor programs
Engineering and IT-related bachelor programs
Science lab, teaching-assistant pathways after further study and training
MAV College provides scholarships based on merit, need, and sports performance. Students submit required documents during admission.
Students usually look for three things: a stable routine, access to labs, and a study-friendly space. MAV College supports Science learning through lab availability, library access, and a campus environment that supports focus.
+2 Science at MAV College fits students who want a structured NEB pathway, practical exposure through labs, and a predictable class routine through morning or day sections. Your subject choices in Science shape your next steps, so subject selection at registration time matters.
Students choose based on the bachelor program direction they want after +2. MAV College guides subject registration during admission.
Science subjects include practical components where the NEB/CDC curriculum requires them. MAV College supports this through lab facilities.
MAV College runs morning and day sections.
Instruction runs in English, with Nepali used where necessary for clarity.
Scholarships exist under merit, need, and sports categories.