Plus Two (+2) Management at National Integrated College (NIC), Maharajgunj, Kathmandu runs under the National Examination Board (NEB) for Grade 11 and 12.
The stream prepares you for business studies, accounting, economics, and IT-supported office work, while keeping future bachelor choices open.
NIC conducts +2 Management at the Maharajgunj campus. The stream follows NEB rules for curriculum, internal assessment, and board examinations.
Teaching covers classroom learning, practical tasks, and project work that help you apply concepts to real cases.
NEB affiliation, two academic years (Grade 11 and 12)
Focus on accounting, economics, business studies, and applied mathematics or computer
Short projects, presentations, and internal tests through the year
Library/E-library access, computer lab use, and academic counseling support
NEB frames the subject basket for Management. NIC delivers the following study pattern according to annual planning:
Compulsory: English, Nepali
Core Management Group: Accountancy, Economics, Business Studies/Business Management
Support/Optional: Mathematics or Computer Science (as per annual offering)
Cross-cutting: Social Studies and Life Skills Education (as per NEB guideline)
Students practice ledger entries, trial balance, income statements, and cash flow basics in Accountancy. Economics introduces demand, supply, national income ideas, and market structures. Business Studies covers organization forms, office systems, and introductory HR and marketing concepts. Mathematics or Computer adds numerical fluency or basic programming and office productivity skills.
Build clear foundations in accounting, economics, and business processes
Strengthen quantitative thinking or computing basics for higher study
Improve reading, writing, and presentation for academic and workplace use
Help students choose a suitable bachelor track with confidence
Graduates from +2 Management move to BBS, BBA, BBM, BCA, or other bachelor programs after meeting each college’s entrance rules. Students aiming at banking, accounting, sales coordination, or general administration benefit from the mix of business and communication skills. Some learners take short-term training in tallying, spreadsheets, or customer service as a bridge to part-time roles while studying.
Prepare and interpret simple financial statements and maintain basic records
Explain core micro and macro ideas that shape small business decisions
Write concise notes, emails, and short reports with correct formatting
Use spreadsheets for tables, charts, and basic formulas
Present short talks using slides and speak with clarity in class settings
Accounting Practice: journal, ledger, trial balance, bank reconciliation
Business Communication: email etiquette, meeting notes, presentation skills
Quantitative or Computing Skills: business math or introductory coding and office tools
Project and Case Tasks: mini-surveys, product comparisons, simple market observation
Study Skills: past paper practice, note systems, exam time planning
NIC follows a steady cycle of lectures, tutorials, lab sessions for computer classes, unit tests, and terminal exams. Teachers assign small projects that link theory to nearby markets or organizations. The library supports wide reading, while the computer lab enables spreadsheet and documentation practice.
Applicants must have completed SEE or equivalent under NEB rules. Colleges usually run seat allocation through application review, counseling, and document verification. Required documents include mark sheets, character/transfer certificate, a copy of citizenship or passport (as applicable), and recent photographs. Students should confirm the annual subject combination and any college-level screening steps before submission.
Accounts support trainee, billing assistant, store record helper
Sales support, front-desk assistant, customer service trainee
Data entry and documentation roles using spreadsheets and office software
Most students continue to bachelor programs; early job roles serve as practical exposure.
NIC indicates merit and need-based support. Categories, renewal rules, and seat numbers change by session. You should request the current scholarship guideline during counseling and keep copies of required proofs ready.
NEB Management pathway that links smoothly to bachelor-level business and IT tracks
Exposure to accounting records, economic thinking, and real-world tasks
Campus resources that back steady preparation for internal and board exams
+2 Management at NIC offers a clear route for students who plan to study business and related fields. Careful subject choice, regular practice, and timely use of campus support help you build the base needed for BBS, BBA, BBM, BCA, or direct entry roles. Confirm the session-wise subject basket and deadlines before applying.
