The Ten Plus Two in Humanities program at Siddhartha Campus, Kapilvastu, is an NEB-affiliated higher secondary course for Class 11 and Class 12 under the annual examination system. It is offered within a community-based academic setting that serves students from Banaganga Municipality and nearby areas.
The course provides a humanities and social sciences foundation for students who want to continue into subjects such as Mass Communication, Sociology, English, and related fields. At Siddhartha Campus, the program is connected with the campus’s broader academic environment, including library and e-library access, computer facilities, classroom technology, scholarship support, and student guidance services.
Course: Ten Plus Two in Humanities
Institution: Siddhartha Campus, Kapilvastu
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Level: Class 11 and Class 12
Academic system: Annual
Eligibility: Minimum GPA 1.6 in SEE
Study focus: Humanities and social sciences foundation
Campus support: Library, e-library, computer lab, smart boards, and counseling support
The program follows the NEB Class 11 and Class 12 framework. It combines compulsory language and general subjects with a range of optional subjects from humanities, social sciences, and related areas.
Compulsory subjects include:
Nepali
English
Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
The optional subject framework includes areas such as:
Sociology
Psychology
Economics
Political Science
History
Population Studies
Geography
Rural Development
Business Studies
Marketing
Finance
Human Rights
Library and Information Science
Computer Science
Mass Communication
Health and Physical Education
This course structure gives students subject exposure across language, society, law, culture, communication, and social study areas.
Provide a foundation in humanities and social sciences
Prepare students for higher study in related academic fields
Build understanding of language, society, culture, and public life
Support subject-based preparation in communication and social studies
Ten Plus Two in Humanities provides a clear academic base for students who want to continue their study after Class 12 in humanities and social science disciplines. The course is suited to students who want to move toward undergraduate education in areas such as sociology, English, mass communication, and related subjects.
At Siddhartha Campus, students also have a local pathway to continue into the Bachelor of Arts (BA) program after completing Class 12. This gives the humanities stream a direct academic connection within the same institution.
Understanding of key humanities and social science subject areas
Familiarity with language, society, culture, and communication-related study
Preparation for higher study in humanities and related fields
Basic academic readiness for subject-focused undergraduate education
Language and communication
Social understanding and civic awareness
Subject-based study in humanities and social sciences
Analytical reading and written expression
Foundation-level preparation for further academic specialization
At Siddhartha Campus, the program is supported through a wider academic environment that helps students continue their study in a structured setting.
Smart boards and multimedia projectors are used in teaching
The campus has a separate library building and e-library
A computer lab with 40 computers and internet access supports student learning
Workshops and academic support activities are part of the learning environment
A Student Counselling Cell provides academic and personal guidance
Further study in humanities and social sciences at the bachelor’s level
Academic pathways in Mass Communication, Sociology, English, and related fields
Preparation for subject-based progression into higher education
Scholarships for needy and deserving students
Scholarships for outstanding students
Priority support for poor, women, indigenous groups, Dalits, persons with disabilities, and educationally disadvantaged students
NEB-affiliated humanities program in Kapilvastu
Community-based campus setting
Access to library, e-library, and computer lab facilities
Scholarship support for merit and disadvantaged groups
Local continuity from +2 to bachelor’s study at the same campus
Student support through counseling and academic activities
Students apply after the publication of SEE results
Applicants must have obtained a minimum GPA of 1.6 in SEE
Admission, enrollment, and subject registration for Class 11 are completed through the college under the NEB framework
Students submit the required academic and personal documents during admission
SEE marksheet or grade sheet
SEE character certificate or school leaving certificate
Transfer certificate from the previous school
Migration certificate, if applicable
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
NEB Class 11 registration or subject registration form
The program follows the NEB annual examination system for Class 11 and Class 12. Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are handled through the college under the NEB framework. Class 12 is the final national board examination stage. NEB manages examination procedures, schedules, examination centers, and result publication.
Ten Plus Two in Humanities at Siddhartha Campus provides a higher secondary route for students who want a foundation in humanities and social sciences within an NEB-affiliated academic structure. The course combines compulsory subjects with a broad range of optional study areas and connects well with further academic pathways after Class 12. Supported by the campus environment in Kapilvastu, it offers students a local option for continuing study in humanities and related fields.
The program runs across Class 11 and Class 12 under the annual examination system.
The program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
Students must have obtained a minimum GPA of 1.6 in the SEE examination.
The course includes compulsory subjects such as Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics, along with optional subjects from humanities, social sciences, and related areas.
Students can continue to bachelor-level study in humanities and related fields, including subjects such as sociology, English, mass communication, and the BA program.
The campus has scholarship support for needy and deserving students, outstanding students, and students from disadvantaged groups.
