Mangalodaya Multiple Campus , Thankot, Kathmandu

Ten Plus Two (10+2) Humanities

Affiliated To: National Examinations Board (NEB)

course

+2 Humanities

Course Level

10+2

Duration

2 Years

Study Mode

Full Time

Total Seats

100

Medium

English / Nepali

Recognition

Ministry of Education

Overview

Ten Plus Two (10+2) Humanities at Mangalodaya Multiple Campus, Thankot, Kathmandu

Ten Plus Two (10+2) Humanities at Mangalodaya Multiple Campus follows the NEB framework for Grades 11 and 12. You study compulsory subjects set by NEB and choose optional subjects from approved groups that the campus offers in a given intake. The structure supports steady reading, writing, and analysis for students planning further study in social sciences and humanities.

The campus organizes classes and assessments in line with NEB rules. Students track attendance, internal tasks, and board examination schedules published through official notices.

Affiliation: National Examination Board (NEB)

Location: Chandragiri-7, Thankot, Kathmandu

Duration: 2 years (Grade 11 and 12)

Evaluation: Letter grading under NEB; internal work and board examinations

Mangalodaya Multiple Campus, Thankot, Kathmandu, Building

Highlights

Clear NEB structure across two academic years with letter grading.
Compulsory English and Nepali in both grades; Social Studies & Life Skills or Mathematics as per NEB.
Optional subjects drawn from NEB-approved lists; availability depends on campus notice each year.

Curriculum details

Compulsory subjects (NEB)

Grade 11: Nepali [Nep.001], English [Eng.003], Social Studies & Life Skills [Soc.005] or Mathematics [Mat.007].

Grade 12: Nepali [Nep.002], English [Eng.004], Social Studies & Life Skills [Soc.006] or Mathematics [Mat.008].

Optional subjects (humanities focus)

Campus offerings align with NEB optional groups. Humanities-focused choices typically include subjects such as Sociology, Mass Communication, Psychology, Geography, History, Population Studies, and other NEB-listed options. Subject codes and detailed outcomes appear in NEB’s optional subject curriculum. Availability in any intake depends on staffing and approval.

Assessment summary

NEB uses a letter grading system at the secondary level. Evaluation combines internal processes and board examinations as specified by NEB guidelines and subject curricula. Students must follow campus instructions for internal tasks, attendance, and exam eligibility.

Objectives

Build careful reading habits for texts used in humanities and social sciences.
Strengthen writing for short responses, essays, and reports with proper references.
Develop presentation and discussion skills suited to classroom seminars.
Connect classroom ideas to local observations and small projects consistent with NEB curricula.

Scope

Humanities at the +2 level prepares students for bachelor’s degrees in areas such as BA and related fields. The subject mix supports roles that value documentation, communication, and community engagement in the future, depending on further study and selection processes.

Learning outcomes

Students are expected to:

summarize arguments from assigned readings and compare viewpoints
write organized pieces with citations where required
present ideas clearly and respond to questions in class
relate concepts to small field notes or community examples when allowed by the syllabus

Skill development modules

Academic writing and referencing for short and mid-length assignments.
Reading strategies, note-making, and discussion practice.
Basic research steps for small projects: topic, question, method, notes, and interpretation.
Digital literacy for humanities tasks such as document layout and reference tools.

Teaching methodology

Teachers follow lesson plans based on NEB curricula. Classes include lectures, guided readings, seminars, and short projects. Internal assessments may feature class tests, presentations, or written tasks. Board examinations follow NEB schedules and rules.

Admission requirements

Eligibility: Completion of SEE or equivalent recognized by NEB, and fulfillment of campus criteria in the admission notice for the relevant academic year. Students confirm the running combinations before form fill-up.

Documents (indicative): mark sheets and certificates, character certificate, recent photographs, copy of citizenship or equivalent, and other papers listed in the campus notice.

Career opportunities

Content and communication support based on language strengths.
Community and social sector assistance, field documentation, and outreach.
Education support roles or preparation for bachelor’s-level admissions and later public service routes that accept +2 completion.

Scholarships and financial aid

Campus notices, government circulars, or NEB-related provisions may be announced during the admission window. Students should check criteria, forms, and deadlines at the administrative office.

Why choose this course?

Humanities provides space to read, think, and write within a clear NEB structure. The subject mix can align with future pathways in social sciences, communication, and community roles based on your choices at the bachelor’s level.

Conclusion

Ten Plus Two (10+2) Humanities at Mangalodaya Multiple Campus follows official NEB curricula and assessment. Students gain reading, writing, and discussion practice that supports informed subject selection for bachelor’s study and early exposure to community-focused work.