The BA in Nepali at Marsyangdi Multiple Campus is a TU-affiliated undergraduate humanities program offered in BeshiShahar, Lamjung. The campus runs academic programs from +2 to the master’s level and serves students from Lamjung and nearby districts through a community-based higher education setting. Within the four-year Bachelor of Arts structure of Tribhuvan University, Nepali is available as a major subject.
The program is studied within a broader humanities and social sciences framework that includes compulsory subjects, major subjects, elective subjects, written examinations, and internal assessment. At Marsyangdi Multiple Campus, students study in an academic environment supported by library facilities, internet access, a computer lab, scholarship schemes, and classroom-based teaching activities. For students who want to pursue Nepali as a major subject within a structured university system in Lamjung, the course offers a locally accessible undergraduate pathway.
Course: BA in Nepali
College: Marsyangdi Multiple Campus, BeshiShahar, Lamjung
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Study system: Four-year annual system
Total marks: 2,000
Annual distribution: 500 marks each year
Subject pattern: Compulsory subjects, major subjects, and elective subjects
Evaluation pattern: Written examination and internal assessment
The BA structure under TU is organized as a four-year annual program. Students complete compulsory subjects together with selected major and elective subjects. Nepali is one of the major subject options available in the BA stream.
Total duration: Four years
Total marks: 2,000
Marks per year: 500
Major subjects: Two subjects of 700 marks each
Elective subjects: Two subjects of 100 marks each
Compulsory subjects:
English: 200 marks
Nepali: 100 marks
Nepal Studies: 100 marks
English is studied in the first and third years
Nepali is compulsory in the second year within the BA structure
Internal assessment includes mini project, classroom presentation, and teamwork
Provide undergraduate study in Nepali within the BA framework of Tribhuvan University
Combine major subject study with compulsory language and Nepal Studies components
Support academic development through written and internal assessment
Create a structured humanities pathway for students in Lamjung
Connect classroom learning with presentation, project, and teamwork activities
The BA in Nepali is part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. At Marsyangdi Multiple Campus, it gives students an opportunity to study Nepali within a broad undergraduate arts structure while remaining connected to other humanities and social science areas through the overall BA pattern.
The course is offered within a campus that already operates multiple higher education programs. This gives students access to an established academic setting with regular classes, library use, campus facilities, and student support systems. For students seeking university study in Nepali without leaving the district, the program offers a practical local option.
Understanding of the four-year BA structure under TU
Study of Nepali as a major subject within the BA stream
Development of written academic performance
Participation in classroom presentation and teamwork
Engagement in internal assessment through mini project work
Familiarity with compulsory English, Nepali, and Nepal Studies components in the BA framework
Academic reading and writing
Classroom presentation
Teamwork-based internal assessment
Mini project work
Interdisciplinary learning within the BA structure
The teaching process at Marsyangdi Multiple Campus combines regular classroom instruction with participatory academic activities. This supports BA students through both subject learning and structured academic engagement.
Lecture and tutorial-based teaching
Discussion and interactive lectures
Multimedia-supported instruction
Project work and field visits where relevant
Half-yearly and yearly progress assessment
Further study in humanities and social sciences
Academic progression in Nepali-related university study
Education-related higher study pathways
Merit scholarship
Scholarship for poor and deserving students
Scholarship for female students
Dalit scholarship
Campus internal scholarship support
Tilak Bahadur Paudel Endowment Fund Scholarship
Late Girija Prasad Koirala Memorial Endowment Fund Scholarship
Late Mohan Bahadur Thapa Memorial Endowment Fund Scholarship
TU-affiliated BA program in BeshiShahar, Lamjung
Nepali available within the four-year BA structure
Community-based campus with programs from +2 to master’s level
Library, computer lab, internet, and academic support facilities
Classroom learning supported by discussion, presentation, and project work
Scholarship support for different student groups
Applicants must meet TU eligibility for the four-year BA program
Students with at least D+ in all subjects in Grade 11 and Grade 12 can apply
Students who have completed Intermediate, Proficiency Certificate, or 10+2 level from a university or board recognized by TU can apply
Applicants complete the campus admission form and submit the required documents
Admission is completed according to campus and TU procedures
Grade 12, 10+2, Intermediate, or equivalent transcript
Character certificate
Migration certificate, if applicable
Transfer Certificate
Citizenship or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Completed admission form
Fee payment receipt
The BA in Nepali follows the four-year annual examination system of Tribhuvan University. The full program carries 2,000 marks, with 500 marks in each academic year. Students are evaluated through written examinations and internal assessment. For each subject, 70 marks are allocated to the written examination and 30 marks to internal assessment. The internal component includes mini project work, classroom presentation, and teamwork.
The BA in Nepali at Marsyangdi Multiple Campus is a four-year TU-affiliated undergraduate program offered within the BA framework in BeshiShahar, Lamjung. It combines Nepali major study with compulsory subjects, elective components, and internal assessment activities. For students seeking a local humanities pathway in Nepali, the program is offered within a campus environment supported by academic facilities, scholarship opportunities, and structured classroom learning.
The BA in Nepali is affiliated with Tribhuvan University.
The program follows a four-year annual system.
Yes. Nepali is available as a major subject within the BA program.
The total marks of the four-year BA program are 2,000.
Students are evaluated through written examinations and internal assessment. The internal assessment includes mini project work, classroom presentation, and teamwork.
Yes. The campus provides merit, need-based, female, Dalit, and endowment-based scholarships.
