If you're a SEE graduate thinking about studying technology but not ready to commit to a full IT degree, the Ten Plus Two (+2) in Computer Science at Merryland College, Biratnagar, offers a well-structured starting point.
This program combines core science subjects with foundational computing knowledge, building both academic and applied skills relevant to Nepal's digital future.
Affiliated with the National Examination Board (NEB) and located on Rangeli Road, Morang, Merryland College offers a two-year program to help students gain both theoretical understanding and practical skills needed in modern computing environments. The curriculum is approved by NEB and is tailored to meet the expectations of higher education in Nepal and abroad.
Course Name: Ten Plus Two (+2) in Computer Science
College: Merryland College, Biratnagar, Rangeli Road, Morang
Duration: 2 years (Class 11 and Class 12)
Affiliation: National Examination Board (NEB), Government of Nepal
Medium of Instruction: English and Nepali (as per NEB)
Eligibility: SEE graduates with a minimum GPA as per NEB guidelines
Core Streams: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science, English
Here’s what you’ll study over two years:
Compulsory English
Compulsory Nepali
Physics
Chemistry
Computer Science
Compulsory English
Physics
Chemistry
Mathematics
Computer Science
This structure prepares students with a strong foundation in both traditional sciences and essential computing. Computer science encompasses both theoretical principles (such as algorithms and logic) and hands-on practices (including coding, application design, and basic hardware).
The main goals of this course include:
Equipping students with analytical and logical reasoning skills
Familiarizing students with basic programming and IT concepts
Preparing students for further studies in IT, engineering, or applied sciences
Promoting digital awareness and technological fluency among youth
This course is a pathway toward:
Bachelor’s degrees in Computer Science, IT, Engineering, or Software Development
Admission to BSc CSIT, BIM, BIT, BCA, or BE Computer programs (based on entrance exam performance)
Professional skill-building for early freelance or internship opportunities
Students who complete this program will be academically prepared and mentally equipped to face the challenges of the competitive digital landscape.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
Understand core programming logic and data handling techniques
Explain the role of algorithms, hardware, and software in computing
Apply problem-solving techniques in IT-related contexts
Communicate technical ideas using both formal and informal language
Introduction to Programming (C or Python, depending on availability)
Computer Fundamentals and Number Systems
Basic Data Structures and Logic Building
Digital Literacy and Safe Internet Practices
Spreadsheet and Document Preparation Tools
These modules are taught using project-based learning and classroom discussions to keep lessons interactive and grounded in student understanding.
Merryland College uses a student-focused approach in this course. Learning methods include:
Interactive lectures and group discussion
Computer lab sessions for hands-on experience
Model entrance preparation classes for BSc CSIT, BIT, and similar programs
Internal evaluations, project work, and regular feedback
To apply for this course:
Students must have passed the SEE or equivalent
Minimum GPA should meet NEB criteria
Students must choose Science with Computer Science as an optional subject
Priority may be given to those showing aptitude in Mathematics and IT
After completing the +2 Computer Science program, students can:
Pursue a Bachelor’s degree in IT, Software, or Engineering fields
Prepare for technical entrance exams (IOE, BSc CSIT, etc.)
Explore internships in software companies, IT support roles, or web-based jobs
Start building freelance coding portfolios
Though this is an academic program, the early exposure to real-world applications offers long-term career value.
Merryland College offers limited merit-based and need-based scholarships:
SEE GPA-based entrance scholarships
Internal performance scholarships after each terminal exam
Reserved quotas for marginalized and remote-area students (as per policy)
Students are encouraged to consult the college’s administration for detailed scholarship criteria.
If you enjoy logical thinking and problem-solving, or you're curious about how technology works, this course will help clarify your interests and guide you toward a future in computing. You’ll gain confidence through lab work, collaborative tasks, and exposure to both academic and practical tech subjects—without the pressure of jumping directly into a university-level program.
Ten Plus Two in Computer Science at Merryland College, Biratnagar, offers a meaningful path for SEE graduates interested in technology. With a combination of theoretical grounding and practical experience, students graduate from the program prepared for both higher education and applied digital opportunities. For those aiming to explore the future of technology immediately after completing their secondary education, this course offers an innovative, focused, and academically rewarding foundation.