Ten Plus Two (+2) in Management at Sarlahi Campus is an NEB-affiliated higher secondary program offered in Malangawa, Sarlahi, Madhesh Province, Nepal. The course runs across Class 11 and Class 12 and forms part of the campus’s wider academic structure, which extends from +2 level to master’s study. For students who want to continue in business, commerce, and management-related study after SEE, it provides a local academic route within an established community-owned institution.
The program is designed to build a foundation in management studies through both theoretical learning and practical understanding. It introduces students to basic areas such as general management, accountancy, finance, office practice, and marketing. At Sarlahi Campus, the course is supported by the wider academic environment of the institution, including a library, reading room, computer lab, classroom teaching support, hostel access, and NEB-related examination administration.
Course: Ten Plus Two (+2) in Management
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: Business, commerce, and management foundation
Examination Pattern: Internal assessments with final Class 12 board examination
Study Direction: Management-related higher study and junior-level management activities
Campus Context: Part of a campus that offers education from +2 to master’s level
Relevant Facilities: Library, reading room, computer lab, classrooms, projectors, hostel, playground, and exam-related administrative support
The +2 Management program follows the NEB structure for Class 11 and Class 12. Its academic design combines compulsory subjects with management-related and optional subject choices. The course is meant to give students a broad base before they move to bachelor-level study in management and related fields.
Program Length: 2 years
Academic Structure: Class 11 and Class 12 under NEB
Compulsory Subjects in Class 11:
Nepali
English
Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
Compulsory Subjects in Class 12:
Nepali
English
Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
The wider subject structure available in the course includes areas such as:
Accounting
Economics
Business Studies
Marketing
Finance
Business Mathematics
Applied Mathematics
Psychology
Sociology
Geography
Rural Development
Hospitality Management
Tourism and Mountaineering Studies
Environment Science
At campus level, the +2 structure also connects naturally with subjects such as English, Nepali, Mathematics, Economics, Accountancy, Business Studies, Marketing, and Computer within the wider academic environment.
To impart fundamental knowledge in the basic areas of management
To build a foundation for higher-level management study
To introduce students to concepts and elementary skills in general management
To develop understanding in accountancy, finance, office practice, and marketing
To prepare students for junior-level management activities
To support further study in business, commerce, and management-related fields
The scope of +2 Management at Sarlahi Campus is closely linked to both further study and practical academic preparation. The course is meant for students who want to continue into management and commerce after SEE and who need a structured foundation before moving to bachelor-level programs. Its two-year format helps students build familiarity with business-related subjects at an early stage.
The program also has a clear local role. Sarlahi Campus offers it within a broader institution that already supports academic continuity from +2 to master’s level. For students in Malangawa and nearby areas, that means management study can begin in a campus environment with regular teaching, student support, and exam-related administration already in place.
Build a foundation in management studies
Develop understanding of business and commerce-related subjects
Strengthen basic knowledge in accounting, economics, and business studies
Gain introductory skills in finance, office practice, and marketing
Prepare for higher study in management-related courses
Develop readiness for junior-level management activities
Complete Class 11 and Class 12 study within the NEB framework
Accounting
Economics
Business Studies
Marketing
Finance
Business Mathematics
Communication through Nepali and English
Basic management understanding
Elementary office-practice exposure
Analytical and academic preparation for higher study
The +2 Management program at Sarlahi Campus combines regular classroom teaching with continuous academic evaluation. The course is taught within a campus environment that supports both subject learning and exam preparation.
Classroom teaching in Class 11 and Class 12
Regular class evaluations
Internal examinations
Subject-based academic practice in management-related areas
Use of teaching materials and projectors in classrooms
Library and reading room support
Computer lab access
Preparation for the final NEB board examination in Class 12
The teaching process is supported by the campus’s wider academic environment, which includes experienced faculty support, study facilities, and administrative systems linked to NEB procedures.
At this level, the course mainly prepares students for higher study. It also opens the way to some entry-level work in related sectors.
Further study in bachelor-level management programs
Progression to BBA
Progression to BBS
Progression to BHM
Progression to BTTM
Progression to BBA-BI
Starting-level jobs in banking institutions
Administrative posts in private or public institutions, with relevant training where needed
Sarlahi Campus includes scholarship support as part of its student support system.
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 Management program in Malangawa, Sarlahi
Two-year higher secondary course within an established campus
Foundation for business, commerce, and management study
Local study option within a community-owned institution
Library, reading room, computer lab, and classroom teaching support
Hostel and other student support facilities
Scholarship support for selected student groups
Exam-related academic administration at campus level
Study within a campus that also runs bachelor’s and master’s programs
Admission to Class 11 generally begins after SEE results are published
Students submit the prescribed admission form and academic documents
Admission may include an entrance examination, an interview, merit-based selection, or a combination of these, depending on the process followed
Students who completed Grade 10 and wish to enroll in Grade 11 must have obtained a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in SEE
After selection and fee payment, students are enrolled in Grade 11
Subject registration is completed under the NEB system through the campus
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 Management program follows the NEB framework for Class 11 and Class 12. Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are completed through the campus, while Class 12 is the final national board examination stage under NEB.
Students are assessed through regular class evaluations, internal examinations, and the annual board examination. At campus level, examination form fill-up for Class 11 and Class 12 follows a standard process through the cash counter, along with the marksheet or admit card, fee clearance bill, and passport-size photographs. NEB manages Class 12 examination applications, schedules, examination centers, and result publication.
Ten Plus Two (+2) in Management at Sarlahi Campus offers a clear starting point for students who want to move into business, commerce, and management-related study after SEE. The course is built to give students a working foundation in management subjects while also preparing them for bachelor-level study.
At Sarlahi Campus, the program is supported by an academic environment that includes classroom teaching, study facilities, scholarship support, and exam-related administration. For students in Malangawa, Sarlahi, and nearby areas, it provides a practical route into management education within an established local 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 is designed to build a foundation in management studies and prepare students for higher-level management education.
The course includes compulsory subjects such as Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics, along with management-related areas such as Accounting, Economics, Business Studies, Marketing, and Finance.
Students who have completed SEE or an equivalent qualification can apply. The available eligibility reference sets a minimum average GPA of 1.6 for Grade 11 entry.
Students are evaluated through regular class evaluations, internal 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.
Students can continue into bachelor-level management programs such as BBA, BBS, BHM, BTTM, and BBA-BI.
The course may lead to starting-level jobs in banking institutions or administrative posts in private or public institutions, depending on training and job requirements.
