Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at New Millennium College of Education (New Millennium Campus), Devichaur, Janakpur, is a two-year, full-time higher secondary program under the National Examinations Board (NEB). The program runs in morning and evening shifts and is delivered in English and Nepali, making it flexible for students with different schedules and learning preferences. Academic planning, curriculum implementation, annual examinations, and results follow the NEB annual calendar and national guidelines.
+2 Humanities is a strong choice for students who want a broad, society-focused academic foundation. It supports learners who are interested in communication, culture, social life, creative expression, public service, and people-centered careers. Students build academic discipline through regular classes, internal assessments, monthly feedback, and board exam preparation—supported by campus facilities such as a library, computer lab, multimedia-supported teaching, and counseling services.
Program Name: Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities
College: New Millennium College of Education (New Millennium Campus)
Location: Devichaur, Janakpur, Dhanusha, Nepal
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Duration: 2 Years (Grades 11 and 12)
Study Mode: Full-Time
Class Shift: Morning and Evening
Medium of Study: English and Nepali
Learning Support: Library, computer lab, multimedia teaching (internet and projector), journals
Student Support: Counseling, scholarships, internal evaluation with monthly feedback, awards for strong internal performance
Student Life: Sports, ECA, Class 12 educational tour
Facilities: Girls’ and boys’ hostel; transport facility on multiple routes
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+2 Humanities develops a strong academic base for students who want to understand society, people, communication, and culture through structured study. The program helps students grow in:
Reading and writing habits for academic success
Critical thinking and clear expression
Communication skills useful for higher studies and professional life
Confidence and participation through co-curricular engagement
Consistency in study routines through internal evaluation and guidance
This pathway fits students planning to continue in higher education fields where language, communication, social understanding, and public-facing skills are important.
The program follows the NEB academic system, including the national annual calendar. Students progress through Grades 11 and 12 with a routine that includes:
Regular classes aligned with NEB curriculum
Structured exam preparation throughout the academic year
Annual NEB examinations as the primary board assessment
Results and academic progression managed through the NEB framework
This NEB alignment keeps the academic process consistent with the national standard used across Nepal.
Humanities learning is strengthened when students can read widely, discuss ideas, and write with clarity. The campus supports this through:
Internet and projector-supported teaching for interactive lessons
Multimedia support to improve understanding and engagement
Library facilities for reading, reference, and exam preparation
Journals to build academic reading and broader awareness
Computer lab access for academic tasks and digital learning needs
Classroom routines operate within a supervised academic environment that supports focus and discipline during teaching and learning activities.
Academic progress is supported through a structured internal assessment approach that includes trimester and four-month examinations. This internal evaluation system helps students:
stay consistent with syllabus coverage
identify weak areas early
improve writing and exam presentation skills
build confidence for NEB annual examinations
Students receive monthly feedback based on internal performance, and strong achievement is recognized through awards. This culture of guidance and recognition encourages steady improvement across both years.
Humanities students often benefit from academic counseling when selecting future study directions and managing exam preparation. The campus provides counseling support to help students with:
study planning and time management
exam readiness and confidence building
academic goal setting after Grade 12
This guidance supports smoother transitions—from Grade 10 to Grade 11, and from Grade 12 to bachelor-level study.
New Millennium Campus runs scholarship support for deserving students and targeted groups. Scholarship opportunities include:
special scholarships for poor, hardworking, Dalit, and martyr-family students
a 100% discount on monthly fees for the student who secures the top position in entrance
These provisions support access, reduce financial pressure, and encourage strong academic performance.
Student life is balanced through activities that support confidence, teamwork, and participation:
ECA (Extracurricular Activities) to build presentation, leadership, and engagement habits
Sports participation and events to support fitness and teamwork
a special educational tour in Class 12, adding academic exposure beyond routine classroom learning
These experiences are especially valuable for humanities learners, where communication, social confidence, and observation skills matter.
To support students from different locations, the campus provides:
Girls’ and boys’ hostel facilities
Transport services across multiple routes for daily commuting
These services improve accessibility for students from nearby areas and surrounding communities.
+2 Humanities opens diverse pathways in higher education and people-centered careers. Graduates commonly pursue bachelor-level study in areas such as:
humanities and social sciences
communication and media-related fields
public administration and public service tracks
education-focused studies and teaching-related pathways
law-related academic directions
social work and community development fields
This academic base is also helpful for careers where communication, documentation, coordination, and public interaction are important.
The program runs for two years as a full-time higher secondary course (Grades 11 and 12).
+2 Humanities is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
Classes run in morning and evening shifts.
Instruction is delivered in English and Nepali.
Curriculum, annual examinations, and final results follow NEB rules and the NEB annual calendar.
Students use a library, computer lab, multimedia-supported instruction, and journals, with internet and projector-based teaching support.
Yes. Scholarships include special support for poor, hardworking, Dalit, and martyr-family students, and the entrance top student receives a 100% discount on monthly fees.
Yes. The campus provides girls’ and boys’ hostel facilities and transport services across multiple routes.
Students commonly continue into bachelor-level programs in humanities, social sciences, communication, education, public service-related fields, and other people-centered academic pathways.
