Satyawati Multiple Campus runs the Bachelor of Arts (BA) under Tribhuvan University in a morning shift (6:30 AM–10:00 AM). The campus is a community institution in Satyawati Rural Municipality-5, Hansara, Gulmi, recognized by the University Grants Commission of Nepal.
Students learn in a disciplined, student-friendly setting with a supportive library, regular internal examinations, and free extra classes when needed.
Tribhuvan University affiliation; UGC-Nepal recognition
Morning schedule suitable for local commuters
Specializations: English, Nepali, Rural Development
Library with required course books and references
Regular internal exams and remedial/extra classes
Scholarships for hardworking, Dalit, tribal, minority, and underprivileged students (as per campus rules)
Hostel facility with discounts for students from distant areas
The BA follows Tribhuvan University’s structure for Humanities and Social Sciences. Students study foundation subjects across language, literature, social studies, and applied topics, then select one specialization.
English: Literature across periods and genres, critical reading, and academic writing.
Nepali: Language refinement, literature study, and cultural texts.
Rural Development: Community studies, local governance basics, and project understanding.
Classroom learning is supported by guided reading, assignments, and internal assessments. The campus schedules internal tests before TU board examinations to track progress and improve study strategies.
Build language, analytical, and community-focused skills for Humanities and Social Sciences.
Strengthen reading and writing habits for academic and workplace communication.
Encourage ethical thinking and responsible community participation.
Prepare students for further study at the postgraduate level or professional routes where a BA is accepted.
Graduates find roles in community programs, local government offices (as per vacancy rules), schools as paraprofessionals, cooperatives, NGOs, media support roles, and cultural organizations.
A BA also supports pathways to MA programs in English, Nepali, Rural Development, or related fields, and preparation for public service exams according to eligibility rules.
Read and interpret texts with clear arguments and evidence.
Write concise academic and workplace documents, reports, and summaries.
Use basic data and field notes in Rural Development to describe local issues.
Present ideas clearly in group settings and classroom seminars.
Follow academic integrity standards while using sources and references.
Language and Writing: sentence clarity, paragraph structure, reference use.
Critical Thinking: text analysis, argument mapping, debate practice.
Field Understanding: simple tools for community observation and basic data logs.
Presentation Skills: short talks, visual aids from library and class materials.
Study Planning: exam calendars, revision sheets, and past-paper practice.
Faculty lead structured lectures, guided discussions, and practice sessions in smaller groups. Regular internal examinations help you monitor progress and identify areas for revision. Free extra classes support students before TU board exams or after low internal scores. The library keeps prescribed texts and reference works accessible. The morning schedule helps you balance study, family, and part-time responsibilities.
Admission follows Tribhuvan University rules and campus notices. Applicants must have completed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board and meet TU eligibility for BA.
Intake timelines, forms, and document checklists are announced through campus notices. Students submit applications at the administration office during working hours and follow any screening steps stated by the campus and TU.
Community program assistant, field support in Rural Development projects
Office support roles in local bodies, cooperatives, and NGOs (as per vacancy rules)
Editorial or content assistant in local media and cultural groups
Teaching support roles where a BA is accepted and permitted by policy
Further study leading to academic, research, or specialized professional routes
The campus offers scholarships for hardworking students and for learners from Dalit, tribal, minority, and underprivileged groups, according to campus rules. Students with strong academic results receive special facilities as notified. Hostel discounts support students who travel from distant locations.
You want a TU-recognized BA close to home that builds language strength, analytical thinking, and community awareness. You prefer a morning shift that fits your daily schedule.
You value steady internal evaluations, a library with needed books, free extra classes when required, and a clear specialization in English, Nepali, or Rural Development. This setting supports your plan for entry-level roles or further study.
The BA at Satyawati Multiple Campus offers a grounded path in Humanities and Social Sciences for students in Hansara and nearby areas. Teaching, assessment, and library support stay consistent through the year. Scholarships and hostel support widen access. Students seeking reliable undergraduate study under Tribhuvan University in a community setting will find a practical route from classroom learning to local relevance.
Classes run in the morning from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM.
Students choose one specialization from English, Nepali, and Rural Development, as per campus and TU rules.
Regular internal tests, free extra classes, and library access help students prepare for TU examinations.
Scholarships are available for hardworking students and for Dalit, tribal, minority, and underprivileged groups, according to campus rules. Strong performers receive special facilities as notified.
Hostel facilities are available with discounts for students coming from distant areas.
