The Bachelor of Arts (BA) at Samayathan Multiple Campus is a four-year bachelor-level program under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of Tribhuvan University. The campus is located in Shivraj Municipality-4, Kharendrapur, Kapilvastu, and runs as a community-based institution serving students from the local area and nearby districts. Within this setting, the BA program combines compulsory subjects, major subjects, elective study, and internal assessment under the annual system of TU.
The course is linked with the academic environment of the campus, including library access, e-learning support, counseling, transport, hostel service, and classroom teaching by experienced faculty members and guest lecturers. It is a suitable option for students seeking humanities education in a local TU-affiliated campus.
Course Name: Bachelor of Arts (BA)
College: Samayathan Multiple Campus, Kapilvastu
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Faculty: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Duration: 4 years
Academic System: Annual system
Total Marks: 2,000
Year-wise Distribution: 500 marks each year
Course Structure: Compulsory subjects, major subjects, and elective subjects
Assessment Pattern: 70 marks written exam and 30 marks internal assessment in each subject
Location: Shivraj Municipality-4, Kharendrapur, Kapilvastu, Lumbini Province, Nepal
Student Support: Scholarships, hostel, transportation, library, counseling, e-learning portal
The BA program follows the four-year TU structure for humanities and social sciences. It is designed as an interdisciplinary course in which students study compulsory subjects together with major and elective subject choices.
The course carries a total of 2,000 marks.
Each academic year carries 500 marks.
Students study two major subjects of 700 marks each.
Students study two elective subjects of 100 marks each.
There are three compulsory subjects: English, Nepali, and Nepal Studies.
Compulsory English carries 200 marks.
Compulsory Nepali carries 100 marks.
Nepal Studies carries 100 marks.
English is compulsory in the first and third years.
Nepali is compulsory in the second year.
Written examination carries 70 marks in each subject.
Internal assessment carries 30 marks in each subject.
Internal assessment includes mini project work, classroom presentation, and teamwork.
The wider TU BA framework allows study across humanities and social science areas. At Samayathan Multiple Campus, the BA program was launched in 2075 BS with specializations in Nepali, Sociology, and Economics according to local educational demand.
Build knowledge in humanities and social sciences through a structured bachelor-level course
Give students a combination of compulsory, major, and elective study
Support critical and creative academic development
Connect classroom learning with presentation, teamwork, and mini project work
Provide a foundation for higher studies in related disciplines
Extend access to bachelor-level education within the local community campus setting
The BA program has broad academic scope because it allows students to build depth in selected major subjects while maintaining a wider humanities base through compulsory and elective courses. The structure supports students who want to continue into higher study in humanities and social sciences and also suits those seeking a general bachelor-level qualification with subject specialization.
At Samayathan Multiple Campus, the scope of the program is also shaped by the campus setting. Students study in a local public campus with access to academic counseling, library support, digital learning tools, and co-curricular activities. The presence of specializations such as Nepali, Sociology, and Economics gives the course a direct connection to local student interest and academic demand.
Understand the structure of a TU four-year humanities degree
Develop subject knowledge in compulsory, major, and elective areas
Build writing, presentation, and teamwork ability through internal assessment
Improve analytical and critical reading skills through humanities study
Gain experience in mini project work and classroom-based academic tasks
Prepare for higher study in related humanities and social science disciplines
Academic reading and writing
Classroom presentation
Teamwork-based internal assessment
Mini project work
Subject specialization in major areas
General humanities and social sciences understanding
Communication through compulsory English and Nepali study
Nepal Studies as part of the core course structure
The teaching approach at the campus combines regular classroom instruction with academic activities that support student participation and understanding. The college context already established for Samayathan Multiple Campus shows a teaching environment that uses project work, group discussion, question-answer practice, problem-solving, field visits, demonstration, and exploratory learning. Guest lectures are also used from time to time.
For BA students, this works well with the internal assessment system of the program. The course structure already includes mini projects, classroom presentation, and teamwork, so the teaching pattern supports both written examination and ongoing class-based academic work.
Classroom teaching by experienced faculty members
Guest lectures at intervals
Group discussion and question-answer practice
Project-based and presentation-based learning
Internal assessment through mini projects and teamwork
Library and e-learning portal support
Academic counseling support
Teaching after required further qualifications
Higher studies in humanities and social sciences
Research-related academic pathways after further study
Public and community sector work
Social and development-oriented work
Administrative and office-based roles that accept a bachelor-level humanities background
Scholarship support is available for deserving students.
The campus provides scholarship support for women, Dalits, Janajatis, persons with disabilities, poor students, and talented students.
First-year students may receive tuition scholarship support from 25 percent to 70 percent based on Grade 12 GPA.
Students who pass the annual examination in first division receive a 100 percent tuition fee scholarship.
Students who pass the annual examination receive a 50 percent tuition fee scholarship.
The campus also receives institutional support, including support linked with the University Grants Commission (UGC).
TU-affiliated four-year BA program
Community-based campus in Kapilvastu
Local access for students from Shivraj Municipality and nearby areas
Specializations launched in Nepali, Sociology, and Economics
Library and e-learning support
Hostel and transportation facilities
Counseling and academic support environment
Annual system with internal assessment components
Scholarship support linked to need and academic performance
The campus opens admission for the BA program.
Applicants submit the prescribed application form.
Students must have completed Grade 12 or an equivalent course from NEB, TU, or another board or university recognized by TU.
Applicants must meet the minimum grade requirement set for admission.
Students must satisfy any other entry requirements prescribed by the faculty board or the campus.
Admission is completed after document submission and payment of the prescribed fees.
Academic registration and examination processes follow TU rules.
Self-attested photocopies of marksheet or transcript
Character certificate
Transfer certificate
SEE, Grade 11, and Grade 12 academic records
Original migration certificate
Passport-size photographs
Completed application or admission form
Admission fee payment receipt
The BA program follows the annual examination system of Tribhuvan University. Each year carries 500 marks, and the full program carries 2,000 marks. Subject evaluation combines written examination and internal assessment. Written examination carries 70 marks, while internal assessment carries 30 marks.
The internal assessment component includes mini project work, classroom presentation, and teamwork. Final examination and result processing follow the applicable TU academic system for annual bachelor-level programs.
The BA program at Samayathan Multiple Campus brings TU humanities education into a community-campus setting in Kapilvastu. Its four-year annual structure, subject combination pattern, internal assessment system, and local academic support make it a practical course for students who want to study humanities close to home. With scholarship support, library access, e-learning tools, transport, hostel service, and academic guidance, the program is placed within a campus environment that supports bachelor-level study in humanities and social sciences.
The BA program is a four-year bachelor-level course under Tribhuvan University.
The BA program is affiliated with Tribhuvan University under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
The BA program carries a total of 2,000 marks, with 500 marks in each year.
The compulsory subjects are English, Nepali, and Nepal Studies.
Students are evaluated through written examinations of 70 marks and internal assessment of 30 marks in each subject. Internal assessment includes mini project work, classroom presentation, and teamwork.
The BA program was launched at the campus in 2075 BS with specializations in Nepali, Sociology, and Economics.
Yes. Scholarship support is available for deserving students, including support based on Grade 12 GPA and annual examination results.
