The Bachelor of Arts (BA) at Sadashiva Multiple Campus is a four-year bachelor-level program under Tribhuvan University. Offered from Barabardiya Municipality-6, Manpur, Bardiya, the program is part of the campus’s long-standing role in expanding access to local higher education.
At this campus, the BA program is connected to the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Campus materials identify English, Nepali, and Sociology as current major areas, while earlier humanities offerings also included Economics. The program follows the TU annual system and is structured around compulsory subjects, major subjects, elective subjects, written examinations, and internal assessment. For students in and around Barbardiya Municipality, it provides a TU-affiliated route to bachelor-level humanities study within the local area.
Four-year Bachelor of Arts (BA) program
Affiliated with Tribhuvan University
Offered through a community campus in Bardiya
Annual system at bachelor level
Current campus materials mention major study in English, Nepali, and Sociology
Earlier humanities offerings also included Economics
TU BA structure includes compulsory, major, and elective subjects
Evaluation combines written examination and internal assessment
Scholarships are available for deserving and economically disadvantaged students
The BA program at Sadashiva Multiple Campus follows the four-year TU structure under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. It is an interdisciplinary humanities program with compulsory subjects, two major subjects, and elective components.
Duration: 4 years
Academic System: Annual
Total Marks: 2000
Year-wise Distribution: 500 marks each year
Compulsory Subjects: English, Nepali, and Nepal Studies
Major Structure: Two major subjects of 700 marks each
Elective Structure: Two elective subjects of 100 marks each
Assessment Pattern: Written examinations of 70 marks and internal assessment of 30 marks for each subject
Internal Assessment Components: Mini project, classroom presentation, and teamwork
TU BA subject areas include disciplines such as Anthropology, Geography, History, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Population Studies, Rural Development, Social Work, and others within the humanities stream
The BA program at Sadashiva Multiple Campus is shaped by both the TU humanities framework and the campus’s local setting. As a community campus established to support higher education access in Bardiya, it serves students who want to continue bachelor-level study without leaving the area.
Within the academic structure, the program allows students to study humanities subjects through compulsory papers, major subjects, and electives. The campus-specific subject pattern gives local relevance to the program, especially through English, Nepali, Sociology, and Economics-related humanities study.
The available campus context points to regular classroom-based teaching within the TU annual system. Academic delivery is supported by classroom infrastructure and basic teaching resources already in use at the campus.
Classroom-based teaching under the annual system
Whiteboards for regular instruction
Projector support
Desktop computers and internet/Wi-Fi access
Library support
Internal assessment through project work, classroom presentation, and teamwork as part of the TU BA structure
Academic reading and writing through compulsory English and Nepali
Subject-focused study in humanities major areas
Classroom presentation through internal assessment
Team-based academic participation
Basic project work through internal evaluation components
Scholarships are available for deserving students
Support is available for economically disadvantaged students
Campus materials also mention scholarship provisions for poor, talented, freed Kamaiya, and freed Kamalari students
Admission starts after the publication of the campus notice
Applicants submit the prescribed application form with academic documents
Students must have completed Grade 12 / Higher Secondary / equivalent recognized by TU
BA admission is open to students from different streams recognized by TU
Students seeking major English or major Economics must meet the related subject requirement stated in the TU BA framework
Admission may include entrance, merit-based selection, or both, depending on campus and TU procedure
Final admission is completed after document submission and fee payment
Academic transcript or grade sheet of Class 12 / +2 or equivalent
Character certificate
Transfer Certificate (TC)
Migration certificate, if applicable
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Entrance scorecard, if required
Completed admission form
Admission fee payment receipt
Equivalence certificate, if applicable
The BA program follows the TU annual examination system. Final examinations are conducted under TU rules and the applicable academic calendar. The standard BA assessment pattern includes both written examination and internal assessment. Results are processed according to TU examination procedures.
The BA at Sadashiva Multiple Campus is a TU-affiliated humanities program delivered within a community-campus setting in Bardiya. Its structure combines compulsory subjects, major study, electives, and internal assessment within the four-year annual system. For students seeking local access to bachelor-level humanities education, the program offers a clear academic path through a campus that was established to serve the surrounding community.
