The Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program at Waling Multiple Campus is a two-year secondary-level program offered under the National Examinations Board (NEB). It is part of the campus’s +2 academic structure in Waling, Syangja, alongside Education and Management streams.
At Waling Multiple Campus, the +2 Humanities stream provides a local study option for students who want to continue secondary-level education in humanities and social science subjects after SEE or an equivalent qualification. The program runs within a campus setting that already supports study from +2 to postgraduate level, with access to library service, computer facilities, transport service, scholarship support, extracurricular activities, and academic administration.
Two-year +2 program under NEB
Offered by Waling Multiple Campus, Waling, Syangja
Part of the campus’s +2-level academic offerings alongside Education and Management
Confirmed subjects include English, Nepali, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics, Economics, Population Studies, Geography, Mass Communication, Social Studies, History, and Political Science
Open to students who have passed SEE/SLC or an equivalent qualification
Supported by campus facilities such as library, computer lab, transport service, sports infrastructure, and extracurricular activities
Scholarship provisions include merit-based, need-based, and class-wise support
Available within a campus that also offers bachelor’s and postgraduate study
The +2 Humanities program at Waling Multiple Campus is structured as a two-year course under NEB. The confirmed subject combination places the program within the humanities stream at secondary level.
Duration: 2 years
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Stream: Humanities
Confirmed Subjects: English, Nepali, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics, Economics, Population Studies, Geography, Mass Communication, Social Studies, History, Political Science
At Waling Multiple Campus, the +2 Humanities program gives students a secondary-level route into humanities and social science study within a campus that also offers bachelor’s and master’s programs. This gives students in Waling and nearby areas an academic pathway that can continue within the same institution after +2 completion.
The confirmed subject combination shows a broad humanities base. Language subjects, social science subjects, and general academic subjects are all included within the stream. English, Nepali, Economics, Population Studies, Geography, Social Studies, History, Political Science, and Mass Communication create a wide subject range for students who want to continue study in humanities-related fields.
Academic exposure to humanities and social science subjects at +2 level
Study of language, social science, and population-related subjects within a two-year structure
Subject-based progression through English, Nepali, and social science disciplines
Preparation for further study after completion of +2 level
Familiarity with multi-subject study within the humanities stream
Reading and subject-based academic study across humanities disciplines
Language-focused study through English and Nepali
Social science grounding through Economics, Geography, History, Political Science, and Population Studies
Exposure to Mass Communication and Social Studies at +2 level
Use of campus academic resources during secondary-level study
Waling Multiple Campus identifies a range of common instructional methods used across its academic programs. In the +2 setting, these methods indicate a classroom structure that combines direct teaching with discussion and applied academic work.
Lecture method
Demonstration method
Questionnaire method
Discussion method
Experimental method
Field visit method
Case study method
Project work method
Research-based method
Problem-solving method
Peer learning
Self-learning
Scholarship and free-ship support for poor, Dalit, deprived, disabled, genuine, helpless, and martyrs’ family students
Class-wise special scholarship provisions
25% scholarship for first division holders
100% scholarship for distinction holders
100% discount for faculty topper students at +2 level
Scholarship support through an Internal Trust Fund established by donors
5% of annual campus income allocated for scholarships
Scholarship consideration includes academic, artistic, athletic, and community-service records
Inclusiveness, social equity, socio-economic condition, and geographical remoteness are part of scholarship consideration
If more than three students from one family are admitted, one student may receive full fee support
Obtain the admission form from the campus account section
Submit the completed form with the prescribed admission fee
Applicants to the +2 program must have passed SEE/SLC or an equivalent qualification
Submit the required academic documents and photographs during admission
Follow the campus rules and code of conduct after admission
Students are expected to come in proper uniform after the initial admission period
Two passport-size photographs
SEE/SLC mark sheet
SEE/SLC character certificate
Previous-level academic documents required by the campus during admission
The +2 Humanities program is offered under NEB and runs within the campus’s secondary-level academic structure. Admission and academic processing are handled through the campus in line with its +2 program administration.
The campus also notes internal academic support through extra classes and regular academic management within its +2 offerings.
The Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities program at Waling Multiple Campus is a two-year NEB-affiliated secondary-level course for students who want to continue study in humanities and social science subjects after SEE or an equivalent qualification. Its confirmed subject combination includes English, Nepali, Economics, Population Studies, Geography, Mass Communication, Social Studies, History, and Political Science, along with Health and Physical Education and Mathematics.
For students in Waling Municipality and nearby areas, the program offers a humanities stream within a public campus that also supports later progression to bachelor’s and postgraduate study.
The program runs for 2 years.
The program is offered under the National Examinations Board (NEB).
Students who have passed SEE/SLC or an equivalent qualification are eligible to apply.
The confirmed subjects are English, Nepali, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics, Economics, Population Studies, Geography, Mass Communication, Social Studies, History, and Political Science.
Yes. The campus provides scholarships based on merit, division, class position, socio-economic condition, inclusiveness, and related criteria.
