Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Rammani Multiple Campus is an NEB-affiliated higher secondary program offered in Manigram, Rupandehi. The program runs under the annual system across Class 11 and Class 12 within a community-based public campus that also offers university-level study in humanities, education, management, and sociology. At Rammani Multiple Campus, the humanities stream forms part of a wider academic setting that includes library and e-library access, computer facilities, seminar space, multimedia-supported classrooms, and student support units.
The program is suited to students who want to begin higher secondary study in humanities and social sciences after SEE. Its academic direction connects with areas such as sociology, English, psychology, economics, rural development, social studies, and other related fields. Within the campus context, it also creates a natural academic pathway toward bachelor-level humanities study and later postgraduate study in sociology.
Affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB)
Two-year program covering Class 11 and Class 12
Annual examination system
Offered at Rammani Multiple Campus, Manigram, Rupandehi
Community-based public campus
Part of the campus’s +2 and higher education humanities pathway
Humanities-focused base for further study in social sciences and related fields
Supported by library, reading and reference spaces, e-library access, seminar hall, computer facilities, and multimedia projectors
The campus received Quality Assurance Accreditation in 2019
Students can continue into BA study at the same campus
The +2 Humanities program is a two-year NEB course designed as a foundation in humanities and social sciences. The available course context presents it as a broad combination of language study and social science-oriented subjects.
Duration: 2 years
Academic system: Annual
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Class 11 compulsory subjects include:
Nepali
English
Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
Class 12 compulsory subjects include:
Nepali
English
Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
The humanities structure includes subject areas such as:
Mass Communication
Sociology
Psychology
Economics
Marketing or Business Mathematics
Contemporary Society and related humanities options
The course context also reflects the broader NEB curriculum pattern in which students study compulsory subjects together with selected optional areas from the humanities and social sciences stream.
Build a foundation in humanities and social sciences at the +2 level
Introduce students to language study and social science-related subjects
Prepare students for bachelor-level study in humanities and related fields
Support subject understanding in areas linked to society, communication, and human behavior
Develop academic readiness for further study in social sciences
The scope of +2 Humanities at Rammani Multiple Campus is tied closely to the institution’s broader academic profile. Since the campus already offers BA and MA in Sociology, the humanities stream fits into an existing progression route rather than standing alone as an isolated +2 option. Students can begin with humanities at the higher secondary level and continue into related university study within the same campus environment.
The course also has academic value for students interested in social sciences, communication, education-related study, and community-oriented fields. The available course context connects humanities with subjects that examine society, language, psychology, economics, and related areas. At Rammani Multiple Campus, these interests are supported by an institutional setting that includes reading spaces, seminar facilities, computer access, and student support mechanisms.
Understand the basic academic framework of humanities and social sciences
Complete the two-year NEB humanities structure
Build introductory understanding of subjects related to society, language, and communication
Prepare for bachelor-level study in humanities and related disciplines
Strengthen classroom-based academic reading, writing, and discussion
Academic reading and writing
Language-based study skills
Introductory social science understanding
Classroom presentation and discussion
Analytical thinking in humanities-related subjects
Teamwork and assignment-based learning
Rammani Multiple Campus uses a mixed teaching approach that combines traditional and modern classroom practice. The campus emphasizes student-centered teaching and supports classroom learning with IT accessories and multimedia tools. Presentation, demonstration, and interaction are part of the broader teaching-learning environment, which fits well with humanities study that depends on discussion, interpretation, and written academic work.
Lecture-based classroom teaching
Student-centered classroom practice
Presentation and discussion
Demonstration-based learning activities
Multimedia-supported teaching where applicable
Further study in BA and other humanities-related bachelor’s programs
Preparation for study in sociology, psychology, English, economics, rural development, and related fields
Academic route toward education, social service, communication, and community-oriented sectors
Entry-level administrative and support roles after further training or higher study
The campus runs scholarship and freeship support
Support is available for poor and marginalized students
Some scholarship support has been established in the names of contributors associated with the campus
Admission to Class 11 generally begins after the publication of SEE results
Applicants submit the prescribed application form, academic documents, photographs, and related records
Depending on the institution and stream, admission may also include an entrance examination, interview, or merit-based selection
After selection and fee payment, students are enrolled in Grade 11
Subject registration is completed through the campus under the NEB framework
The available eligibility criterion sets a minimum GPA of 1.6 in SEE for students who completed Grade 10 in the academic year 2079
SEE marksheet or grade sheet
SEE character certificate or school leaving certificate
Transfer Certificate (TC) from the previous school
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 for Class 11 and Class 12. Admission, course curriculum, annual examinations, and final results follow NEB rules, guidelines, and the annual academic calendar.
Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are completed through the campus under the NEB framework. Class 12 is the final national board examination stage. Examination application procedures, schedules, examination centers, and final result publication follow NEB processes.
Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Rammani Multiple Campus is an NEB higher secondary program for students who want a humanities and social sciences route after SEE in Rupandehi. Its value lies in the combination of a two-year humanities structure and a campus setting that already supports related study at bachelor’s and master’s levels. For students interested in language, society, communication, psychology, economics, and related subjects, it offers a local starting point within an established community campus.
The program runs for two years across Class 11 and Class 12.
The program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
It follows the annual examination system.
The available course context includes language study and humanities-related areas such as Mass Communication, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Marketing or Business Mathematics, and related social science options.
Yes. The campus offers BA and MA in Sociology, which makes humanities part of a broader academic pathway at Rammani Multiple Campus.
Students have access to the library, reading and reference spaces, e-library facilities, seminar hall, computer facilities, multimedia-supported classrooms, and student support units.
