Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Syangja Multiple Campus is a two-year NEB-affiliated higher secondary program offered in Putalibazar, Syangja. It is part of the campus’s +2 section alongside Education and Management, within an institution that also runs bachelor-level programs.
At this campus, the program is supported by transportation access from different areas, a library, regular internal assessments, scholarships for deserving and underprivileged students, and Nepali and English medium teaching. For students in Syangja who want to continue Class 11 and 12 study in humanities after SEE, it provides a local higher secondary option under the NEB annual system.
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Duration: 2 years
Academic Level: Class 11 and Class 12
System: Annual
Location: Putalibazar-1, Abhiyan Path, Syangja
Offered within a campus that also runs bachelor-level programs
Library facility and regular internal examinations
Scholarships for deserving and underprivileged students
Transportation access from different areas
Identified as the first +2 school in Syangja District
The program follows the NEB annual framework for Class 11 and Class 12. It is a foundation-level humanities course built around language studies, social sciences, and elective subject combinations under the NEB structure.
Compulsory Subjects: Nepali and English
Additional NEB Core Choice: Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
Elective Areas under NEB: subjects may include options such as Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Political Science, Business Studies, Population Studies, History, Geography, and related humanities fields
Build a foundation in humanities and social science study at the +2 level
prepare students for further study in humanities and related academic fields
support structured Class 11 and Class 12 study under the NEB system
develop subject understanding across language and social science areas
At Syangja Multiple Campus, +2 Humanities gives students a local route into higher secondary humanities study after SEE. The course is relevant for students who want an academic base for later study in areas such as sociology, mass communication, English, and related disciplines.
Its value at this campus also lies in continuity. Students can begin higher secondary study in Syangja and continue bachelor-level education within the same institution in available programs.
Understand the basic structure of humanities and social science study
develop readiness for bachelor-level study in related fields
complete Class 11 and Class 12 study under the NEB annual system
strengthen subject-based reading, writing, and analytical ability
Academic reading and writing
Communication in Nepali and English
Introductory social science understanding
Examination preparation through internal assessment
At Syangja Multiple Campus, +2 Humanities is supported by Nepali and English medium teaching, internal assessments, and library access.
Nepali and English medium instruction
Regular internal exams and assessments
Library support for academic study
Scholarships are available for deserving and underprivileged students
The campus also mentions scholarship support for poor and talented students
Admission generally begins after SEE results
Submit the prescribed application form and academic records
Entrance, interview, or merit-based selection may apply
Enrollment and subject registration are completed under the NEB framework
SEE marksheet
Character certificate or school leaving certificate
Transfer certificate
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 system. Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are completed through the campus under the NEB framework. Class 12 is the final national board examination stage, with examination application, schedule, centers, and result publication managed under NEB procedures.
+2 Humanities at Syangja Multiple Campus is an NEB-affiliated option for students who want to continue humanities study in Syangja after SEE. Its local access, internal assessment system, library support, scholarship provisions, and transport access make it a practical higher secondary choice within the district.
