If you’re planning +2 Humanities under NEB in Urlabari, Nepal Darshan College (Morang) offers the subject sets and eligibility rules you need.
This is a two-year NEB Class 11–12 program under the annual exam system. The stream builds a base for undergraduate study in areas such as Mass Communication, Sociology, and English.
NEB’s current framework keeps common compulsory subjects and a broad optional basket.
The curriculum update removed strict “stream” silos, allowing flexible combinations.
Minimum SEE GPA 1.6 is required for entry to Grade 11.
Here’s what you’ll study over two years.
Compulsory subjects
Grade 11: Nepali [001], English [003], and either Social Studies & Life Skills [005] or Mathematics [007]. Grade 12: Nepali [002], English [004], and either Social Studies & Life Skills [006] or Mathematics [008].
Typical Humanities options at campus
Sociology [Soc. 211/212], Political Science [Pol. 219/220], Psychology [Psy. 119/120], Mass Communication [Mac. 441/442], Economics [Eco. 303/304], History [His. 121/122], Geography [Geo. 205].
The stream supports strong reading, writing, and social inquiry skills and sets students up for bachelor-level study in humanities and social sciences fields.
Students progress to BA programs in Sociology, English, Journalism/Mass Communication, Political Science, Psychology, or related social science majors. The foundation purpose of Humanities for these paths is noted in the NEB brief.
Graduates strengthen communication and analysis through English/Nepali and social science subjects, gain introductory research exposure via subjects like Sociology/Political Science, and build quantitative awareness if taking Mathematics/Business Mathematics.
Communication & media: Mass Communication [Mac. 441/442].
Social research basics: Sociology [Soc. 211/212], Political Science [Pol. 219/220].
Reasoning: Mathematics/Business Mathematics when selected.
Classes feature lectures, group tasks, presentations, short projects, and periodic tests appropriate to NEB subjects and campus schedules.
Entry to Grade 11 requires a minimum SEE GPA 1.6 as per the NEB decision (2079-05-19). Campus-specific subject combinations are finalized at enrollment.
Most students continue to bachelor studies; early roles can include content support, community facilitation, or office assistance, depending on skills gained from subjects such as Mass Communication, Sociology, and English.
Nepal Darshan College issues annual notices for scholarships and fee support according to institutional policy. Students should check the college office during admissions.
You study NEB +2 Humanities locally at a campus established in 1981, with access to classrooms, computer facilities, and a library—practical for families in Urlabari and nearby areas.
If you plan to build strengths in languages and social sciences after SEE, +2 Humanities at Nepal Darshan College offers the NEB subject mix, clear eligibility, and pathways to BA-level study.
