The Ten Plus Two in Humanities program at Panini Multiple Campus, Sandhikharka, is an NEB-affiliated two-year course for Class 11 and Class 12. The program supports students who want to continue study in humanities and social sciences after SEE. It connects school-level learning with later study in areas such as English, Sociology, Mass Communication, and related fields.
At Panini Multiple Campus, the course is part of the campus’s +2 academic offering and is supported by classrooms, library access, computer lab facilities, multimedia support, counseling services, and extracurricular activities. The course combines compulsory subjects with optional subject groups under the NEB annual system.
NEB-affiliated +2 program
Duration: 2 years
Academic level: Class 11 and Class 12
Annual examination system
Final board examination at Class 12
Offered at Panini Multiple Campus, Sandhikharka
The program follows the NEB structure for Class 11 and Class 12.
Compulsory subjects include Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
Optional subject groups include areas such as Mass Communication, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Marketing, Business Mathematics, Political Science, History, Geography, Philosophy, and Population Studies
The course combines language study, social sciences, and subject-choice flexibility within the NEB framework
Build a strong academic base in humanities and social sciences
Prepare students for higher study in related fields
Develop understanding of society, communication, and human behavior
Ten Plus Two in Humanities gives students an academic route into humanities and social sciences under the NEB system. At Panini Multiple Campus, it serves students planning for bachelor-level study in related disciplines while also supporting broader subject exposure at the +2 level.
Understanding of core humanities and social science subjects
Completion of Class 11 and Class 12 study under the NEB annual system
Preparation for undergraduate study in humanities-related fields
Language study in Nepali and English
Communication-focused subject options
Social science and society-based learning
Subject selection across multiple optional groups
The program is delivered through regular class-based teaching within the NEB academic framework.
Classroom instruction
Subject registration through the college under NEB rules
Academic support through library, computer lab, multimedia, and counseling facilities
Higher study in humanities and social sciences
Undergraduate pathways in English, Sociology, Mass Communication, and related fields
Support for UGC higher education scholarship application
Scholarships for Dalit students, Indigenous communities, persons with disabilities, martyrs’ families, and students with weak economic conditions
NEB-affiliated +2 program in Sandhikharka
Access to campus learning facilities and counseling support
Subject options linked to humanities and social sciences
Academic route toward bachelor-level study
Admission to Class 11 usually begins after SEE results are published
Applicants must have secured a minimum GPA of 1.6 in SEE
Students submit the prescribed application form, academic documents, photographs, and related records
Admission may include an entrance examination, interview, or merit-based selection, if applicable
Enrollment and subject registration are completed through the college under the NEB system
SEE marksheet or grade sheet
SEE character certificate or school leaving certificate
Transfer Certificate
Migration certificate, if applicable
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
NEB Class 11 registration or subject registration form
The program follows the NEB annual system. Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are completed through the college. Class 12 is the final national board examination stage. Examination schedules, application procedures, centers, and result publication follow NEB rules and the annual academic calendar.
Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Panini Multiple Campus offers an NEB-based academic path for students who want structured study in humanities and social sciences after SEE. With its two-year format, subject-choice flexibility, scholarship support, and campus facilities, the program provides a clear starting point for higher study in related fields.
The program runs for two years in Class 11 and Class 12.
Yes, it is affiliated with the National Examinations Board.
Students who have completed SEE and secured a minimum GPA of 1.6 can apply.
The course includes compulsory subjects and optional humanities and social science subject groups.
The course follows the annual system, and Class 12 is the final national board examination stage under NEB.
Yes. The campus provides scholarship support for selected groups and also helps students apply for UGC higher education scholarships.
