Ten Plus Two (+2) Management

Ten Plus Two (+2) Management at SANN International College

The Ten Plus Two (+2) Management program at SANN International College is a two-year secondary-level course offered in Naya Naikap-14, Kathmandu. It covers Grades 11 and 12 under the National Examinations Board.

The program introduces students to accounting, economics, business, finance, and other management-related subjects. Students choose an optional subject according to their academic interests and the combination available at the college. Classroom study is accompanied by case studies, presentations, field visits, management events, and research-based assignments.

Course overview

Academic focus

The course gives students an early understanding of how businesses record transactions, allocate resources, examine economic conditions, and organise commercial activities. Accountancy and Economics form the central management subjects, supported by English, Nepali, and an optional area.

Students interested in business may use the program to develop familiarity with financial records, economic concepts, business terminology, written communication, presentations, and basic analysis. The optional subjects allow them to direct part of their study toward business, computing, hospitality, tourism, mathematics, or finance.

The course is not limited to students who have already decided on one profession. It provides a secondary-level base from which students can later compare different bachelor’s programs in management and related disciplines.

Subjects offered

The course structure at SANN includes compulsory and optional subjects across Grades 11 and 12.

Compulsory subjects

• Compulsory English

• Compulsory Nepali

• Accountancy

• Economics

Optional subjects

Students select one subject from the following options:

• Business Studies

• Computer Science

• Hotel Management

• Travel and Tourism

• Basic Mathematics

• Elements of Finance

The choice of optional subject can affect the type of assignments and subject exposure a student receives. Computer Science introduces a technology-related component, while Hotel Management and Travel and Tourism relate to service and tourism study. Basic Mathematics and Elements of Finance may suit students interested in quantitative or financial areas.

Learning beyond regular classes

SANN includes several activities within its management learning environment. These are intended to connect classroom topics with communication, teamwork, observation, and practical assignments.

Activities associated with the program include:

• Seminars and webinars

• Project work and case studies

• Field visits and report writing

• Guest sessions and leadership-development training

• Management fairs

• Individual and group presentations

• Research-paper writing and presentation

• Social clubs and student activities

• Career guidance and monitoring

A case study may require students to examine a business situation and discuss possible responses. Field visits and reports add observation and written reflection to classroom learning. Presentations and research assignments require students to organise information and communicate it in a structured form.

Eligibility and admission

Applicants must have passed the Secondary Education Examination or an equivalent examination from a recognised institution. They must meet the minimum subject-grade requirements prescribed by NEB for admission to Grade 11.

The admission process begins with submission of the application form. Eligible applicants appear for an entrance examination conducted by the college and then attend an interview.

The entrance examination includes questions from:

• Mathematics

• English

• General Knowledge

Selection follows the entrance examination and interview process. Applicants should prepare their SEE or equivalent academic records for admission and complete the procedure within the schedule announced by the college.

Learning facilities

Management students have access to classrooms with internet connectivity and presentation facilities. The lecture halls accommodate up to 35 students.

The college library contains more than 6,000 books and receives five magazines and ten print newspapers. Its e-library provides access to the ProQuest database, which includes more than 50,000 books, full-text journals, and other online resources.

Other facilities include study areas, research spaces, examination halls, activity and cultural halls, a student learning hub, sports areas, and a cafeteria. These spaces support regular classes, assignments, presentations, independent study, and student activities.

Scholarships

SANN has merit-based and need-based scholarship categories for eligible students. Merit support is connected with academic performance, while need-based support is intended for applicants from different financial circumstances.

Scholarship selection remains subject to the criteria and procedures applied by the college for the relevant admission year.

Who may consider +2 Management?

The program may suit students interested in business, accounting, economics, finance, hospitality, tourism, or the organisational use of computers.

Students should be prepared for numerical exercises in Accountancy and Economics as well as written assignments, presentations, case studies, and group activities. The optional subject should be selected with attention to personal interest and the type of bachelor’s study the student may wish to pursue later.

Further study options

After completing Grade 12, students may consider bachelor’s programs in business administration, business studies, hotel management, tourism management, finance, accounting, or related areas, subject to the entry requirements of the chosen institution.

SANN offers the Bachelor of Business Administration under Purbanchal University. Students may also consider programs such as BBS, BHM, BTTM, or BBA-BI at institutions where they meet the applicable eligibility and admission requirements.

Frequently asked questions

Which board is the +2 Management program affiliated with?

The program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board.

How long is the program?

It is a two-year course covering Grades 11 and 12.

What are the main subjects?

The compulsory subjects include English, Nepali, Accountancy, and Economics. Students also select one optional subject.

Which optional subjects are available?

The options include Business Studies, Computer Science, Hotel Management, Travel and Tourism, Basic Mathematics, and Elements of Finance.

How does admission work?

Applicants must meet NEB requirements, submit the application form, appear for the college entrance examination, and attend an interview.

Does SANN provide scholarships?

Yes. Merit-based and need-based scholarship categories are available under the college’s selection rules.