The Master of Arts in Nepali at Myanglung Campus, Terhathum, is a two-year postgraduate program affiliated with Tribhuvan University. Designed to deepen students’ understanding of the Nepali language, literature, and cultural heritage, this course builds on foundational knowledge developed at the bachelor’s level. With four semesters and an accessible fee structure, the program aligns with the students' academic aspirations in Terhathum and surrounding districts.
Since its establishment in 2038 B.S., Myanglung Campus has been committed to making higher education accessible to remote and underserved populations. This program serves as an academic journey and a cultural responsibility to preserve and promote the richness of the Nepali language.
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)
Exam System: Semester-wise
Location: Myanglung-10, Tamphula, Tehrathum
Recognition: UGC-recognized community campus
Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree in Nepali or related fields
Fee: Affordable structure with financial aid options
Tribhuvan University develops the curriculum and includes core and elective subjects:
Classical and Modern Nepali Literature
Linguistics and Grammar
Literary Theories and Criticism
Nepali Language History and Structure
Research Methodology
Thesis Writing and Presentation
Folklore and Indigenous Studies
Translation Studies and Media Language
Each semester combines theoretical instruction with practical applications, including thesis preparation and field-based studies.
Strengthen linguistic proficiency and analytical skills
Encourage advanced research in Nepali literature and culture
Prepare students for academic, literary, and professional careers
Contribute to the preservation of Nepal’s literary heritage
Graduates gain opportunities in teaching, journalism, editing, publishing, cultural preservation, and governmental roles. This course provides a solid foundation for those planning for MPhil or PhD studies.
Analyze literary texts across eras and genres
Apply linguistic theories in practical contexts
Conduct original academic research
Demonstrate expertise in Nepali language structure and usage
Academic Writing in Nepali
Critical Literary Analysis
Teaching Techniques and Lesson Planning
Research Proposal and Thesis Drafting
Oral Communication and Public Speaking in Nepali
Interactive classroom discussions
Individual and group research projects
Literature review and critique sessions
Field visits and interviews with literary figures
Use of library archives, journals, and digital tools
Bachelor’s degree in Nepali or a related field (recognized by TU)
Entrance exam (as per TU and campus norms)
Priority for local, marginalized, and financially disadvantaged students
Nepali Language Lecturer or Teacher
Editor or Content Writer
Language Researcher
Media Correspondent (Print/Broadcast)
Curriculum Developer
Translator for the public and private sectors
100% tuition waiver for top rankers with GPA 3.6+
Partial waiver (10% to 50%) for GPA 3.2+ and disadvantaged groups
Additional grants were supported by local social reformers and educational trusts
This program is deeply connected to Myanglung Campus's academic mission: to provide culturally rooted, accessible, and affordable higher education. It enables students from rural and underserved backgrounds to contribute meaningfully to literature, education, and national discourse.
It also strengthens the academic reputation of Myanglung Campus as a center for Nepali literary studies in eastern Nepal.
MA in Nepali at Myanglung Campus is more than a postgraduate program—it is a vital academic step for students interested in the Nepali language, literature, and national identity. Grounded in community values and supported by expert faculty, the program opens the path for local talent to thrive in education, research, and cultural preservation.
Contact Myanglung Campus's administrative office for detailed information on the MA in Nepali course, including fees, scholarships, facilities, counseling, eligibility criteria, etc.
