Ten Plus Two (+2) Management at People’s Campus, Paknajol, Kathmandu runs under the National Examination Board (NEB), Nepal. The course builds a clear route from secondary study to bachelor programs such as BBS, BBA, and BBM at Tribhuvan University and other recognized universities.
You study Accounting, Economics, Business Studies, and supportive subjects while completing NEB compulsory requirements in Grades 11 and 12. Morning and day shifts help students match study time with family and commute needs.
People’s Campus has operated the +2 stream since the Proficiency Certificate Level phase-out in the mid-1990s. The program sits inside a community-based, non-profit environment that prioritizes steady learning habits and transparent assessment.
Classrooms, computer labs, a library, and an e-library support daily assignments and group work. Students find a study rhythm that pairs theory classes with short presentations, practical tasks, and routine feedback.
NEB-recognized, two academic years: Grade 11 and Grade 12
Morning and day shifts to support different routines
Access to library, e-library, computer labs, and an auditorium
Internal class tests, terminal exams, and NEB board examinations
Academic counselling for subject selection and bachelor pathways
NEB structures the +2 program over two grades. Students complete compulsory subjects and choose management-focused subjects based on interest and college offerings.
Grade 11 Compulsory
English
Nepali
Social Studies and Life Skills (as per NEB specification)
Grade 12 Compulsory
English
Nepali
Life Skills or equivalent NEB-prescribed component
Management Subject Pool (offered as sections permit)
Accounting
Economics
Business Studies
Business Mathematics or Mathematics
Computer Science
Hotel Management (subject to seat planning)
Section offerings depend on annual timetables and room capacity. Students confirm final combinations at admission and during the add/drop window set by the campus.
Build a solid base in accounting principles, economic reasoning, and core business concepts
Support accurate writing, note-making, and short report preparation
Prepare students for bachelor-level entry into BBS, BBA, BBM, and related fields
Encourage consistent study routines that meet NEB assessments and internal class tests
Graduates use the +2 Management track to enter management and commerce degrees under Tribhuvan University or other universities recognized in Nepal. Students also keep doors open for hotel and tourism studies, information systems, banking support roles, and entrepreneurship pathways after bachelor-level progress.
Students completing Grade 12 should be able to:
Prepare basic financial statements and explain the accounting cycle
Interpret key micro and macro concepts linked to Nepal’s business context
Describe forms of business organization, functional areas, and basic legal considerations
Use spreadsheets for tabulation, charts, and simple analysis in assignments
Present findings clearly using slides, structured notes, and short Q&A
Numerical practice: Accounting sets, ledger posting, bank reconciliation, and ratio snapshots
Analytical reading: Short case notes on local firms and current business news
Digital tasks: Spreadsheet work for statements, tables, and simple graphs in the computer labs
Presentation drills: Two-to-five minute talk segments to build clear delivery
Library study: Source tracing, basic citation habits, and reading logs for term tasks
Faculty prepare term plans that outline chapter coverage and assessment points. Course progress is tracked through teacher log sheets and section-level reviews.
Classes mix lecture, guided Q&A, group discussion, and student presentations. Extra sessions run when a group needs closer support for topics such as depreciation, cash flow snapshots, elasticity, or market structures. Guest talks bring subject voices from practice and academia when schedules permit. Student feedback informs section pacing and revision classes before terminal exams.
Eligibility: Completion of SEE or equivalent under NEB grading rules
Process: Application within the published window, short counselling interaction, and document verification
Documents: SEE grade sheet, character certificate, recent photos, and a valid ID
Seat Notes: Final subject combinations and section seats are confirmed through official campus notices
Students placed in Non-Graded status address improvement as per NEB directives before admission or within the permitted window, following the latest rules.
+2 Management lays the groundwork for:
Bachelor programs in commerce and management (BBS, BBA, BBM)
Entry-level roles in office support, retail operations, sales assistance, and junior accounts after further study
Sector choices later on, including banking operations, hospitality, logistics, and entrepreneurship, shaped by bachelor specialization and internships
People’s Campus announces limited merit- and need-based support each intake. Categories, seat numbers, and timelines are published through official notices. Students review current rules at the time of application and submit any required documents within the deadline.
NEB framework that fits bachelor entry routes in Nepal
Structured timetable across morning and day shifts
Subject pool that supports accounting, economics, business studies, and mathematics tracks
Campus resources that sustain reading, digital practice, and small-group presentations
Assessment pattern that balances internal tests and board examinations
+2 Management at People’s Campus offers a clear structure for students who plan to continue toward business and management degrees. You study the core subjects that matter for bachelor entry while building habits in writing, number work, and digital tools.
