Ten Plus Two (+2) Management follows the NEB curriculum and prepares students for undergraduate study in business and commerce in Nepal.
The stream includes compulsory English and Nepali, and a third compulsory from Social Studies & Life Skills Education or Mathematics, along with business-focused options such as Business Studies, Accounting-related subjects, Economics, Basic Business Finance, Business Mathematics, Marketing, and Computer Science depending on yearly combinations.
NEB-defined outcomes that outline competencies, scope and sequence, and evaluation for each subject.
Business Studies curriculum covering management functions, communication, and business planning.
Options that build quantitative and digital skills through Business Mathematics and Computer Science.
Compulsory subjects: English, Nepali, and either Social Studies & Life Skills Education or Mathematics, as per NEB guidelines.
Core Management group subjects (offered as per college combination and NEB approval):
Business Studies (Grades 11–12): introduction to business, functional areas, office operations, business communication, and business plan drafting.
Basic Business Finance (Grades 11–12): time value of money, financial statements basics, banking and insurance fundamentals.
Marketing (Grades 11–12): product, price, promotion, distribution, branding, and basic market research activities.
Business Mathematics / Optional Mathematics (Grades 11–12): algebra, calculus, statistics, and applications in economics and finance.
Computer Science (Grades 11–12): fundamentals of computing, programming basics, and ICT applications.
Subject-wise curricula specify annual working hours, internal tasks, and external exam structure that guide classroom practice and assessment.
Build a solid base in business concepts, quantitative tools, and communication for further study in BBS, BBA, or related fields in Nepal.
Encourage practical understanding through project tasks, assignments, and case-based exercises listed in NEB documents.
Develop confidence in basic finance, market analysis, and office operations relevant to entry-level roles.
Further study: BBS, BBA, BA (Economics), and other management degrees.
Early exposure to domains such as accounting support, banking front desk, sales coordination, and MIS assistance.
Upon completion, students typically can:
Explain key functions of business, summarize basic financial information, and prepare short business communications.
Solve entry-level quantitative problems using Business Mathematics and apply spreadsheets in basic tasks.
Outline brand and channel choices, and present short findings from simple market observations or class projects.
Communication lab: business letters, minutes, and reports based on Business Studies sections.
Quantitative lab: problem practice from Business Mathematics; spreadsheet drills for data entry and analysis.
Digital literacy: file management, productivity tools, and basic coding where included in Computer Science.
The college uses NEB-recommended approaches: classroom explanation, guided practice, project work, and internal evaluation before the external board exams. Teachers draw from official subject curricula for activities and assessment weightings.
SEE or equivalent with eligibility for Grade 11 in Management under NEB.
Subject combinations finalized during counseling and as per annual NEB-approved offerings.
Initial roles in office support, sales coordination, retail operations, and data entry.
A clear route to undergraduate business programs and professional pathways in finance, marketing, or entrepreneurship.
The college announces yearly scholarship notices covering merit, need, and stream-based provisions.
Students should review current notices during admission since schemes vary by intake.
The stream builds business literacy with clear NEB outcomes and a mix of theory, practice, and internal evaluation tasks.
Quantitative and digital subjects strengthen readiness for BBS/BBA and early workplace exposure in Nepal.
The +2 Management stream provides a structured start in business studies under NEB. The subject mix supports higher education goals while growing practical skills useful in college and entry-level work.
