If computers intrigue you—programming, logic, and systems—the NEB Ten Plus Two Computer Science at Royal Softech College, Lahan Siraha, sets the stage for IT and engineering pathways.
This stream builds a base in programming logic, basic data handling, and networking fundamentals, along with required NEB subjects. Students learn to write small programs, reason about algorithms in plain terms, and document their work.
NEB subject basket including Computer Science where offered.
Core programming concepts, problem logic, and simple data structures.
Basics of databases and networking as per NEB scope.
Practical assignments and lab records.
Programming units introduce variables, control structures, functions, and arrays. Students write short programs and test outputs. Database basics cover tables, keys, and simple queries. Networking introduces topology, protocols at a basic level, and safe usage. Documentation includes comments and flowcharts.
Develop logical thinking for stepwise solutions.
Write clear, small programs and test them.
Understand how data is stored and retrieved.
Learn safe digital practices.
After Grade 12, many students apply for BSc CSIT, BIT, BE Computer, BCA, and related programs. A strong base in Mathematics supports these paths.
Ability to trace program flow and correct small errors.
Use of simple SQL queries where taught.
Understanding of network basics and safe online behavior.
Neat code formatting and basic versioning habits.
Pseudocode and flowchart drafting.
Program testing and error logs.
Spreadsheet work for data tables.
Presentation of mini-projects.
Classes start with short logic puzzles before coding tasks. Lab periods allow hands-on practice with teacher checkpoints. Past-paper sets show how theory questions link to practical ideas.
SEE or equivalent with eligibility for NEB subject choice that includes Computer Science. Counseling confirms combinations and seat status. Required documents are collected during application.
Students often target computing degrees and, later, internships in software support after higher study. A habit of clean code and testing helps in these routes.
Merit- and need-based support follow policy. Targeted aid for eligible groups is processed after verification.
Early coding practice and documentation.
Clear link to computing degrees.
Regular lab time and feedback.
Learners who enjoy structured problem-solving will find this stream practical. The program creates habits that carry forward to bachelor-level IT courses.
