Bachelor of Arts (BA) at Mirmee Multiple Campus is a four-year humanities and social sciences program under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of Tribhuvan University (TU).
The course gives students from Mirmee and nearby areas a chance to study language, society, and culture close to home. It suits you if you enjoy reading, writing, and thinking about how people, communities, and institutions shape daily life.
The BA program follows the official four-year structure of TU. Students study three compulsory subjects across the years: English, Nepali, and Nepal Studies, along with major and minor subjects from disciplines approved by TU, such as sociology, rural development, political science, history, or economics.
Teaching and examinations follow TU rules on marks distribution, internal assessment, and final board examinations under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
The BA course at Mirmee Multiple Campus focuses on helping students:
Understand social, cultural, and political issues in Nepal.
Read and interpret texts, articles, and reports in English and Nepali.
Connect classroom learning with everyday life in their own community.
Prepare for further study in humanities and social sciences at the master’s level.
This approach supports students who want to think more deeply about their surroundings and link theory with real situations in villages and towns.
By the end of the program, students are expected to:
Write clear essays and short reports in English and Nepali on social and cultural topics.
Use basic ideas from their chosen major when discussing community or national issues.
Collect information from documents, conversations, or field visits and present it in an organized way.
Take part in group discussions and class presentations with growing confidence.
These skills are useful for roles in teaching support, local offices, social organizations, and for further academic study.
Students who have completed Ten Plus Two (+2) or an equivalent level from a recognized board, with English as a subject, can apply for BA under Tribhuvan University rules.
Minimum grade or percentage requirements follow the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the campus policy for that academic year. The campus may set its own application form, deadlines, and short interaction or orientation, so applicants should check the latest notice from Mirmee Multiple Campus during the admission period.
BA graduates from Mirmee Multiple Campus may work in teaching after additional teacher training, local administration support, community work, and office roles in schools, cooperatives, or social organizations. Many students continue to master’s level programs in subjects such as sociology, rural development, Nepali, English, or other humanities and social science fields, depending on their results and interests.
Mirmee Multiple Campus is a community-based campus and may offer fee concessions or scholarships for students with strong academic records or financial difficulty, according to its rules and available resources. Students and parents should contact the campus office directly for current information on fees, scholarship categories, and application procedures before applying.
