Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities

Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Navodit College, Samakhushi, Kathmandu

Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Navodit College runs under the National Examinations Board (NEB). The course is taught at the Samakhushi campus and follows the official NEB syllabus for Grades XI and XII. You study language, society, culture, and communication, then build habits in reading, writing, and basic research that help for bachelor’s programs such as BA, BSW, Journalism and Mass Communication, Sociology, Psychology, and Public Administration.

Highlights

• Affiliation: NEB (Grade XI–XII)

• Location: Samakhushi, Kathmandu

• Medium: English and Nepali, as subjects require

• Shifts: Morning and day (as scheduled)

• Focus areas: Language studies, sociology, mass communication, psychology, civic and cultural studies

Curriculum Details

NEB prescribes the syllabus and examinations. Navodit College offers subject sets in line with NEB rules and yearly faculty allocation.

Typical subject basket

• Grade XI: Compulsory English, Compulsory Nepali, Social Studies & Life Skills Education, Sociology, Optional English, Psychology or Mass Communication

• Grade XII: Continuation of the same stream with higher-level papers, internal work, and board examinations

Academic practice

• Regular note-making, summaries, and short essays

• Source reading from newspapers, policy briefs, and reference texts

• Presentations and small-group tasks to build confidence

Objectives

• Build strong reading and writing habits for academic and workplace communication

• Understand Nepal’s social and cultural context through examples and short field tasks

• Develop clear thinking on media content, civic topics, and community issues

• Prepare students for bachelor’s study in humanities, social sciences, and communication fields

Scope

After +2 Humanities, students commonly move to BA, BSW, Journalism and Mass Communication, Sociology, English, Psychology, or Public Administration. Many prepare for public service examinations after bachelor’s study. Others work in documentation, content support, social mobilization, or entry-level communication roles in local organizations.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, students can:

• Write short reports, articles, and reflective pieces using plain language

• Read policy, news, and academic material with a critical approach

• Present ideas in group settings with simple slides and notes

• Conduct basic field observation and prepare short write-ups

• Use citation basics for assignments and maintain a reading log

Skill Development Modules

• Writing lab: summaries, opinion pieces, and brief reports

• Media literacy: analysis of print, radio, TV, and digital content

• Community observation: short visits/interviews where subjects require

• Presentation practice: posters or slides with questions and feedback

• Library routines: reading logs and weekly check-ins

Teaching Methodology

Teachers follow a planned academic calendar with weekly targets. Lessons include short lectures, guided discussions, and task-based learning. Internal tests and model questions help you understand exam patterns early. Guest sessions by practitioners link classroom topics with real work. Counseling supports subject choice, exam registration, and higher study planning.

Admission Requirements

• Eligibility: SEE or equivalent meeting NEB grade criteria for the Humanities stream

• Process: Submit the application within the deadline with mark sheet, character certificate, photographs, and ID; attend counseling if scheduled; final sectioning depends on grades, interest, and seat availability

Career Opportunities

+2 Humanities works as a bridge to university. After bachelor’s study, students move into roles that value clear writing and field awareness, such as documentation, media support, community outreach, teaching support (after required training), and office administration. Strong reading and presentation skills also help for civil service preparation.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Navodit College provides scholarships based on merit and inclusion. Categories include distinction achievers, children of recognized martyrs of the 2062 movement, district/school toppers, students from remote areas, Dalit/scheduled caste, and other deserving students under college rules. Applicants should check the latest intake notice for criteria, quotas, and documents.

Why Choose Ten Plus Two Humanities?

• NEB-accredited pathway with clear subject sets in language, sociology, psychology, and mass communication

• Exam-aware teaching that values short written tasks and steady reading

• Practical links to Nepal’s social and media contexts

• Bilingual support and shift options for daily convenience

• Scholarship categories that recognize merit and representation

Conclusion

+2 Humanities at Navodit College offers a steady route for students who enjoy reading, writing, and social analysis. You learn to handle sources, present ideas, and write clearly—skills that carry into BA, BSW, and related bachelor’s degrees, and into work that requires careful communication and community awareness.

FAQ

How long is the program?

Two academic years under NEB (Grade XI and Grade XII).

Which optional should I choose: Psychology or Mass Communication?

Choose Psychology if you enjoy human behavior studies; choose Mass Communication if you prefer media content and reporting tasks.

What is the teaching medium?

English and Nepali are used as the course requires.

Are field activities included?

Short visits, interviews, or observations may be scheduled where subjects require them.

Does the college guide for higher study?

Yes. Teachers advise on subject selection, exam registration, bachelor’s pathways, and document checklists for admission.