+2 Humanities at Triyuga Janata Multiple Campus runs under the National Examinations Board. The stream prepares students for bachelor’s studies in humanities, social sciences, and education within a structured two-year school leaving program.
The curriculum spans Grade 11 and 12 with internal assessment and NEB board examinations. Subject groups include language studies and social science papers that build strong reading and writing skills.
Students study Compulsory English and Nepali along with majors such as Sociology, Rural Development, Geography, Mass Communication, or Economics based on annual offerings. Practical tasks include term papers, project work, and presentations set by the department.
The program grows analytical reading, academic writing, and a balanced understanding of Nepali society. Graduates learn to reference sources correctly and present arguments clearly.
Successful completion supports entry into BA, BASW, B.Ed., and other bachelor-level programs offered at the campus. Skills apply to clerical roles, community projects, and media support functions.
Students summarize texts, compare viewpoints, create short reports, and present findings. Internal marks reflect attendance, assignments, and periodic tests.
Modules cover note-making, basic statistics for social science, field observation, interview practice, and news writing basics where applicable.
Faculty conduct classroom teaching, group tasks, and seminars in campus halls. Library sessions support guided reading and referencing.
Applicants pass SEE or an equivalent examination under NEB rules for the intake year. Selection follows the campus notice, document verification, and seat limits.
Graduates build foundations for roles in offices, local NGOs, and media houses after further study. Many students continue directly into TU bachelor’s programs at TJMC.
The campus offers scholarships and fee relief for eligible students, giving priority to disadvantaged groups as per policy.
The stream supports students who prefer language-rich and society-focused study leading toward BA or BASW while remaining at the same campus for higher study.
+2 Humanities at TJMC offers a steady path toward university-level humanities grounded in NEB standards and campus academic support.
