Ten Plus Two (+2) in Science at Sarlahi Campus is an NEB-affiliated higher secondary program offered in Malangawa, Sarlahi. The program is part of the campus’s broader academic structure, which runs from +2 level to master’s level. For students who want to continue in science after SEE, it offers a local option within a community-owned institution that already supports regular teaching, exam administration, library use, and student services.
The course runs across Class 11 and Class 12 and is built around a science-focused academic foundation. Its study pattern combines core science subjects with compulsory language and general subjects under the NEB structure. The program is intended for students who want to continue into science and technology, medicine, engineering, computer science and information technology, and other related areas. At Sarlahi Campus, the course is supported by classrooms, teaching materials, projectors, a computer lab, a library with a reading room, hostel access, and a wider academic environment that also serves as an exam center for TU and NEB.
Course: Ten Plus Two (+2) in Science
Campus: Sarlahi Campus
Location: Malangawa, Sarlahi, Madhesh Province, Nepal
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Level: Higher secondary
Duration: 2 years
Classes Covered: Class 11 and Class 12
Academic Focus: Science and related disciplines
Exam Pattern: Internal evaluation with final board examination in Class 12
Study Orientation: Suitable for science, technology, medicine, engineering, computer-related, and other science-based fields
Campus Context: Part of a campus that offers education from +2 to master’s level
Relevant Facilities: Library, reading room, classrooms, projectors, computer lab, hostel, playground, and exam-related administrative support
The +2 Science program follows the NEB structure for Class 11 and Class 12. It brings together compulsory subjects and science-oriented subject combinations, while keeping the academic focus on scientific study, analysis, and preparation for higher education.
Program Length: 2 years
Academic Framework: NEB Class 11 and Class 12 structure
Compulsory Subjects in Class 11: Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
Compulsory Subjects in Class 12: Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
Integrated Science Package: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics
Additional Subject Options in the wider NEB structure: Accounting, Education and Development, Economics, Applied Mathematics, Geography, Psychology, Business Studies, Environment Science, and other listed options
Course Orientation Mentioned in the science stream: Computer Group, Physical Group, and Biological Group
At campus level, the +2 Science environment is linked to subjects such as English, Nepali, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer, Economics, and related areas within the wider +2 structure.
To build a strong academic foundation in science and mathematics
To develop critical thinking, scientific inquiry, and analytical skills
To prepare students for higher study in science and technology-related fields
To support progression into medicine, engineering, computer science, information technology, and other science-based study areas
To combine classroom learning with practical and laboratory-based study
The scope of +2 Science at Sarlahi Campus is closely tied to further study. The program is intended for students who want to continue into science-related fields after Class 12. Its academic direction suits students interested in medicine, engineering, biotechnology, computer science and information technology, and other applied or theoretical science areas.
The course also has local significance. Sarlahi Campus runs the program within a wider academic institution that already supports students from +2 to master’s level. For students in Malangawa and the surrounding area, that means science study can begin within a campus environment that already has teaching staff, study facilities, administrative systems, and exam-related support in place.
Build a foundation in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics
Strengthen scientific thinking and analytical ability
Develop readiness for higher study in science and technology-related fields
Improve practical understanding through laboratory work and experiments
Gain familiarity with structured academic study under the NEB framework
Prepare for Class 12 board examination and further academic progression
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Mathematics
Nepali
English
Scientific inquiry
Analytical thinking
Practical laboratory work
Field-study exposure in biology-related learning
Academic preparation for higher study in science-based disciplines
The +2 Science program at Sarlahi Campus combines regular classroom teaching with science-focused practical work. The course is supported by the wider academic setting of the campus, including teaching materials, projectors, computer access, and reading facilities.
Classroom teaching in Class 11 and Class 12
Regular class assessments
Internal examinations
Practical experiments
Laboratory-based learning
Field-study work in biology-related learning
Use of projectors and teaching materials
Library and reading room support
Academic preparation for final board examination in Class 12
At this level, the main direction of the course is further study rather than direct career placement. The program supports:
Higher study in medicine and health-related fields
Higher study in engineering and physical sciences
Higher study in computer science and information technology
Higher study in biotechnology and other science-related areas
Part-time school-level science or mathematics teaching and home tuition
Eligibility to sit for the Subba-level examination of the Public Service Commission
Sarlahi Campus includes scholarship support as part of its student support framework.
Scholarships for underprivileged students
Scholarships for disabled students
Scholarships for marginalized students
Scholarships for poor students
Scholarships for intelligent or meritorious students
Study within an affordable fee structure
NEB-affiliated +2 Science program in Malangawa, Sarlahi
Two-year higher secondary science course within an established campus
Suitable for students planning further study in medicine, engineering, IT, and science-related fields
Supported by library, reading room, computer lab, classrooms, and projectors
Hostel and campus support facilities available
Scholarship support for selected student groups
Final Class 12 board examination under the NEB system
Study in a campus that also functions as an exam center for TU and NEB
Opportunity to study science within a multi-level academic institution in the district
Admission to Class 11 begins after SEE results are published
Students submit the prescribed admission form through the campus
Admission, enrollment, and subject registration are completed through the campus under the NEB framework
The available eligibility reference sets SEE completion or equivalent with a minimum average GPA of 1.6 for Grade 11 entry
Admission may also involve merit-based selection, an entrance examination, an interview, or a combination of these according to the institutional process
Enrollment is completed after document submission and fee payment
Subject registration is processed under the NEB system
SEE marksheet or grade sheet
SEE character certificate or school leaving certificate
Transfer Certificate (TC)
Migration certificate, where applicable
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
NEB Class 11 registration or subject registration form
Campus admission form and registration form
The +2 Science program follows the NEB framework for Class 11 and Class 12. Admission, enrollment, and subject registration for Class 11 are handled through the campus. Class 12 is the final national board examination stage under NEB.
Students are evaluated through regular class assessments, internal examinations, practical examinations, and the final board examination. Practical work forms an important part of the science stream, especially in subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. NEB manages the Class 12 examination application process, examination schedule, exam centers, and result publication.
For Class 12 board examination procedures, students use the NEB registration record issued from Class 11 and complete the required application process before the final examination stage.
Ten Plus Two (+2) in Science at Sarlahi Campus offers a structured higher secondary route for students who want to continue in science after SEE. Its academic direction is clear: to build a strong base in science subjects and prepare students for further study in medicine, engineering, technology, and other science-related areas.
At Sarlahi Campus, the program is supported by an academic environment that includes teaching resources, library and reading support, computer access, hostel facilities, and exam-related administration. For students in Malangawa, Sarlahi, and nearby areas, it provides a local science-study option within an established community-owned campus.
The program runs for 2 years and covers Class 11 and Class 12.
Yes. The program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
The course focuses on science study and builds a foundation for further education in science and technology-related fields.
The program is built around Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics, along with compulsory NEB subjects.
Students who have completed SEE or an equivalent qualification can apply. The available eligibility reference mentions a minimum average GPA of 1.6 for Grade 11 entry.
Students are evaluated through regular class assessments, internal examinations, practical examinations, and the final Class 12 board examination.
Yes. Students have access to classrooms, projectors, a computer lab, a library, a reading room, hostel facilities, and other campus support services.
Yes. Class 12 is the final national board examination stage under NEB.
The course supports further study in medicine, engineering, computer science and information technology, biotechnology, and other science-related fields.
