New Sumnima English School in Chakupat, Lalitpur, offers the Ten Plus Two in Humanities under the National Examination Board (NEB).
This two-year program (Grades 11 and 12) is designed for students interested in human behavior, society, language, media, culture, and social change.
It lays a solid foundation for future study or work in education, development, communication, civil service, and more.
NEB-affiliated program with an annual exam system
Ideal for careers in social sciences, education, and media
Moderate fee structure with scholarship options
Access to skill-based training and extracurricular support

The Humanities stream encompasses subjects such as language, social science, communication, and philosophy. Students take a combination of compulsory and optional courses based on NEB guidelines.
Compulsory Subjects (both years):
English
Nepali
Social Studies and Life Skills / Mathematics
Popular Optional Subjects (Humanities Focus):
Sociology
Population Studies
Mass Communication
Psychology
History
Political Science
Education and Development
Rural Development
This broad subject choice allows students to explore society through various perspectives.
The program helps students:
Understand cultural, political, and social systems
Analyze the development of communities and institutions
Develop communication, writing, and critical thinking skills
Prepare for further study in fields related to the humanities and social sciences
Humanities open doors to a range of academic and vocational pathways. It is suitable for students planning to pursue careers in teaching, journalism, public service, research, or social work. Graduates can pursue bachelor's degrees in Sociology, Social Work, Education, Psychology, and Media Studies.
After completing this program, students will be able to:
Interpret social issues through informed analysis
Express ideas effectively in both written and verbal form
Think critically about history, identity, and governance
Build awareness of development, equity, and diversity
Humanities students at New Sumnima also benefit from:
Group projects and field research
Debates, report writing, and case analysis
Exposure to social campaigns and volunteer work
The school follows a participatory approach involving:
Class discussions
Guided research
Presentations
Assignments linked to real-life observations
Students must have passed the SEE with a minimum GPA of 1.6 to be eligible for Grade 11 admission.
Graduates can explore roles in:
Media and journalism
Teaching and education
NGOs and development work
Civil service or local government
Further academic research
New Sumnima offers need-based and merit-based scholarships to ensure inclusive access to education.
The Humanities stream supports students who want to understand the world from a human-centered perspective. It develops analytical skills and social awareness that are essential in today’s society.
The Ten Plus Two in Humanities program at New Sumnima English School is a thoughtful choice for learners drawn to the study of society, communication, and human behavior. The program fosters critical engagement, ethical thinking, and academic growth within a supportive and inclusive learning environment.
Contact New Sumnima English School's administrative office for detailed information on the Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities course, including fees, scholarships, facilities, counseling, eligibility criteria, etc.