Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities

Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Sainik Awasiya Mahavidyalaya, Bhaktapur (NEB)

NEB +2 Humanities at Sainik Awasiya Mahavidyalaya, Bhaktapur, introduces social sciences, language studies, and applied subjects relevant to public service, development work, and teaching routes.

The stream runs in the Day shift under a stream head who coordinates schedules and evaluations.

Highlights

• NEB Humanities with electives that reflect social and developmental themes.

• Library access for journals, newspapers, and reference works in English and Nepali.

• OHP-enabled classrooms and multimedia rooms for presentations.

• Counseling support for academic planning and study habits.

Curriculum Details

Grade XI: Comp. English, Comp. Nepali, Comp. Social Studies & Life Skills, Opt. English, Opt. Economics, Opt. Geography, Opt. Sociology, Opt. Rural Development, Opt. Mathematics.

Grade XII: Comp. English, Comp. Nepali, Comp. Social Studies & Life Skills, Opt. English, Opt. Economics, Opt. Geography, Opt. Sociology, Opt. Rural Development, Opt. Mathematics.

Assignments include essays, data tables, field notes, and short reports. Geography practicals involve map work and basic data interpretation. Sociology and Rural Development tasks engage students in community-oriented observation.

Objectives

• Build grounding in language, society, economics, and spatial thinking.

• Develop reading and writing habits suitable for higher study and civil service exams.

• Encourage community-aware perspectives through small field tasks.

• Improve presentation and discussion skills.

Scope

Graduates pursue BA programs in Sociology, Rural Development, Economics, Geography, English, Journalism, and related areas.

Many consider public service preparation, teaching routes after higher study, or roles in NGOs and social projects.

Learning Outcomes

• Clear academic writing using evidence and references.

• Basic interpretation of economic tables, graphs, and indicators.

• Map skills for location, scale, and thematic representation.

• Ethical awareness in community-based assignments.

Skill Development Modules

• Reading labs for note-taking, summaries, and referencing.

• Writing workshops for essays, reports, and brief policy notes.

• Presentation practice for seminars and classroom discussions.

• Field mini-assignments tied to Sociology/Geography/Rural Development.

Teaching Methodology

Faculty use lectures, guided readings, discussions, and student presentations. Unit tests and terminal exams track learning.

Library time supports independent study. Counseling sessions address study stress and planning.

Admission Requirements

• SEE pass meeting SAMB cutoff.

• SAMB written test, interview, and medical screening.

• Annual intake for Grade XI typically opens around the second week of Asar.

• Seat distribution follows the 60% Army / 40% civilian policy.

Career Opportunities

• BA and later MA leading to teaching or academic support roles.

• Entry-level positions in NGOs, media houses, and community projects after higher study.

• Public service preparation across relevant groups and positions.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Deserving students may receive scholarships under institutional rules. Applicants should review current notices for criteria and dates.

Why Choose This Course?

A steady reading-and-writing routine, access to journals, and structured field notes help build habits required for social science degrees and public service preparation. Classroom technology supports student presentations.

Conclusion

NEB +2 Humanities at SAMB offers a practical, reading-heavy route that grows language fluency and social insight, forming a base for wide undergraduate choices.