Ten Plus Two in Management at Tansen Multiple Campus is a two-year higher secondary program under the National Examinations Board. The campus is a community-based institution in Tansen Municipality-7, Kajipauwa, Palpa, and it runs classes from Grade 11 to the master’s level. Within that setting, the management stream gives students a foundation in business-related study at the Class 11 and Class 12 level.
The program follows the annual exam system and is connected with the campus’s existing academic practices, including student-centered teaching, multimedia-supported instruction, project work, monthly tests, and internal evaluation.
Course: Ten Plus Two in Management
College: Tansen Multiple Campus
Board: National Examinations Board
Level: Higher secondary
Duration: 2 years
Academic System: Annual
Class Level: Grade 11 and Grade 12
Location: Tansen Municipality-7, Kajipauwa, Palpa, Lumbini Province, Nepal
Class Routine: Morning and afternoon classes are mentioned
Campus Support: Library, computers, campus bus, books for each class, scholarships, and extracurricular resource support
The program is designed to build a foundation in management studies and related business areas before students move to bachelor-level education. The available course framework combines compulsory subjects with option-based subject choices across Class 11 and Class 12.
Compulsory subjects in Class 11 include Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
Compulsory subjects in Class 12 include Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics
The option-based structure includes subjects such as Accounting, Economics, Business Studies, Business Mathematics, Marketing, Finance, and Hospitality Management
The course is intended to introduce concepts and elementary skills in general management, accountancy, finance, office practices, and marketing
build a foundation for higher-level management study
introduce core concepts in management and business-related subjects
develop elementary understanding in accountancy, finance, office practices, and marketing
prepare students for junior-level management activities after completion of the course
The scope of Ten Plus Two in Management is both academic and preparatory. It gives students a base for further study in the management stream and helps them move toward bachelor-level programs in business and administration. The available course context also connects the program with introductory understanding of functional areas of management rather than only one subject area.
At Tansen Multiple Campus, that scope is shaped by the campus setting in Palpa. Students study in a campus that already runs programs from Grade 11 to postgraduate level and supports learning with library access, computers, bus service, books for each class, and scholarship support for selected groups.
understand introductory concepts of management and business study
develop basic knowledge of accountancy, finance, office practice, and marketing
complete the NEB annual structure for Class 11 and Class 12
prepare for bachelor-level study in management and related fields
basic business communication through compulsory language subjects
introductory accounting and finance understanding
basic management and office practice knowledge
foundation-level marketing awareness
classroom presentation, report writing, and project-related academic work
At Tansen Multiple Campus, the program is linked with the campus’s broader teaching and evaluation pattern. The course is supported by regular classroom teaching along with structured academic activities and internal assessment.
student-centered teaching, demonstration, and interaction
problem solving and project work
instruction using multimedia
seminars and workshops
field study
extra co-curricular activities
monthly tests and feedback
internal tests and evaluation two times a year
After completing Ten Plus Two in Management, students can continue to bachelor-level study in management and related areas. The available course context names options such as BBS, BBA, BHM, BTTM, and BBA-BI.
The same course context also links the program with starting-level work in banking institutions and administrative posts in private or public institutions, depending on the nature of the job and any additional training required.
scholarships for girl students
scholarships for Dalit students
support for disadvantaged and economically marginalized students
support for conflict victims and students with disabilities
admission generally begins after the publication of SEE results
applicants submit the prescribed form and required academic documents
the available course context links admission decisions with SEE grades and, where applicable, entrance performance
Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are completed through the campus under the NEB framework
selected students complete fee payment and enrollment through the campus process
SEE marksheet or grade sheet
SEE 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 exam system. Class 11 admission, enrollment, and subject registration are completed through the campus, while Class 12 is the final national board examination stage under NEB.
NEB manages the Class 12 examination application process, schedules, examination centers, and result publication. For the Class 12 board examination stage, the standard document set includes the Class 11 registration record, Class 11 marksheet or transcript, examination application form, passport-size photographs, fee receipt, and admit card.
Ten Plus Two in Management at Tansen Multiple Campus combines the NEB higher secondary structure with a campus setting that already supports academic study from Grade 11 to the master’s level. The program gives students a foundation in management-related subjects while keeping them connected to regular internal assessment, multimedia-supported teaching, field-based academic activities, and campus support services.
For students in Palpa seeking a local management stream after SEE, the course provides a two-year route into higher secondary study with access to library resources, computers, transport support, scholarships, and a campus routine that includes morning and afternoon classes.
The program is under the National Examinations Board. It is a higher secondary course at the Class 11 and Class 12 level.
The program runs for two years and covers Grade 11 and Grade 12.
The available eligibility criterion requires a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in the SEE for entry to Grade 11.
The structure includes compulsory subjects such as Nepali, English, and Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics, along with option-based subjects that include areas such as Accounting, Economics, Business Studies, Business Mathematics, Marketing, and Finance.
The campus uses student-centered teaching, multimedia instruction, project work, seminars, workshops, field study, monthly tests, and internal evaluation.
Students can continue to bachelor-level programs such as BBS, BBA, BHM, BTTM, and BBA-BI. The course context also connects the program with starting-level work in banking and administrative roles.
