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Science
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Humanities |
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| Science Department |
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The Science department offers 4 compulsory subjects and
one elective subject. In class XI, there is an integrated
program in English, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics as
compulsory subject and one elective subject from Biology
or computer science. In class XII the compulsory subjects
include English, Nepali, Physics and Chemistry, while the
elective subject should be selected among Biology, Computer
Science and Mathematics. The overall course is designed
to equip the students with the level for further study in the
fields of Medicine and Engineering. This area also provides
the students a thorough understanding of the chosen
subjects and a strong academic foundation on which they
will be able to build their higher education and future career.
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This course includes a detailed study of nature and
organisms. Biology is based on the experimentations and
classroom instructions about the general properties of all
living organisms. The syllabus includes biological diversity,
their anatomical features, cellular and molecular biology,
physiology of organisms, nature and ecology, microbiology
and genetics and detailed study about common vertebrates
system with reference to human biology. The students will
get knowledge about the earth, their habitat, their nation
and themselves.
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| Physics |
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The laws and concepts studied in physics are fundamental
to all process. Hence, the syllabus includes the detail study
of the relationship between matter and energy. The field
is divided into many different interrelated sub topics like
mechanics, heat, electricity and magnetism, wave motion,
optics and atomic physics. Scientific skills such as
observation, data analysis and scientific writing are sharpened
and practiced in the context of applying the scientific
method. The course aims to foster an appreciation for the
theoretical as well as practical aspects of physical laws.
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| Chemistry |
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This course includes a detailed study of the nature and
behaviour of matter, combining a practical experience and
theoretical foundation with in scientific inquiry through
laboratory experiments. Chemistry includes atomic structure,
chemical bonding, chemical composition, kinetic theory of
gases, gas laws, periodic properties of elements, equations
and mass relationships, etc. The chemistry of some important
gases, such as oxygen and hydrogen, as well as that of
several acids, bases and simple hydrocarbons is also included
in the curriculum.
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| Nepali |
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This course emphasizes the grammatical use of national
language Nepali. It covers the grammatical knowledge of
Nepali, writing skills, expression styles, etc. Phonetically
correct oral expression, accurate use of language and idioms
and skills in analyzing ideas are encouraged. |
| English |
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The syllabus develops the students' skills in spoken and
written English language. Phonetically correct oral expression,
accurate use of language and idioms and skills in analyzing
ideas are encouraged. All classes are conducted in English,
and instructional activities aim to encourage active
communication and provide exposure to the language study.
The curriculum aims at strengthening students' competence
and to enable the student to cope with the challenges of
the modern society. |
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This curriculum aims at making its students well prepared to face
the competitive exams for their future career. Apart from such
practical considerations, however, this curriculum believes in the
additional value of mathematics as a branch of philosophy and as
a disciplined mode of thought. Mathematics fosters an appreciation
of knowledge for its own sake. Among the sciences, mathematics
particularly trains the minds in critical analysis, sequential thought,
organization and the practices of rigorous logic in pursuit of sound
and defensible conclusions. |
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It is designed to impart a foundation level education on book keeping
and accounting for business, non profit and business organizations.
It provides a platform for higher studies specializing in accountancy
or simply applies the knowledge as a tool for recording, analyzing
and interpreting accounting information for meaningful decision
making. The syllabus covers cost accounting, auditing, book keeping
under the double entry system, accounting for the companies and
government accounting with various principles of accounting. |
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This syllabus sees the purpose of computer science as enhancing creativity, improving communications, and augmenting the intellectual
endeavor throughout the Nepalese HSEB community. The courses
provide students with the knowledge and skills to use computer
technology in effective and imaginative ways. This course also
encourages students to use computers for upgrading knowledge.
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This course focuses on providing basic practical and theoretical
knowledge of travel and tourism management. This course provides
the fundamental knowledge to the students who intend to pursue
their career in travel and tourism. The course can be very useful
for those who have a family business in the travel and tourism
sector or for those who intend to make a career in this field. It
includes introduction to travel and tourism initiatives, marketing of
tourism products and impacts of travel and tourism. |
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This course aims at providing the students with the basic knowledge,
both practical and theoretical about hotel and the hospitality industry.
It deals with the concept of hospitality products, features of hospitality
products, importance of hotels in tourism development, planning
in hospitality business and other issues surrounding the hotel
industry with respect to Nepal and world. |
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This course emphasizes the study of trends and development in
various economic theories. It focuses on concepts, tools and models
in contemporary economic theory that has proved relevant to the
problems in both developing and developed country. Topics include
growth process, structural changes, investment and source of
savings, employment, labour markets, population growth
development, capital accumulation, rural development, urbanization,
poverty and income distribution, agricultural and industrial
development. This course covers the analysis of linear regression,
discrete dependent variables, time series models and different
aspects of Nepalese economy. |
Office Management and Secretarial Practice (OMSP) |
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It is designed to give vocational orientation to the students about
office management and secretarial practices. It covers official,
secretarial and managerial skills. Filing system, indexing system,
record system, holding meetings, preparing reports and minutes,
record maintenance, and skills to operate office equipments are the
basic features of OMSP. This course also acquires field visit to
different governmental, private, corporate offices, projects, etc. |
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This is an ideal math refresher course for
business studies. It covers practical applications
of set theory, sequences and series matrices
and determinants, co-ordinate geometry, simple
interest, functions, limits, differentiation,
integration, present values, interest, compound interest, interest on installment loans,
amortized mortgage loans, discounting notes
and other problems of everyday business and I
accounting.
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| It is in lieu of Business Marketing. It aims at
providing the students a fundamental
knowledge about the marketing function of
business enterprises. The course will not only
be useful as a foundation for higher studies
but also provides a basis for seeking
employment at the front line marketing jobs.
The course deals with elements of marketing,
marketing functions, products, distribution,
pricing, promotion and agricultural marketing.
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This course covers the basics of sociology, anthropology, social policies, social stratification,
and social institutions. This course also focuses
on social research in the field of anthropology,
sociology, history, culture, gender study, social
changing process in Nepal. Religious variation,
gender discrimination, ethnographic
distribution, their norms and values are other
basics of this course.
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This course covers the problems and prospects of
rural economy, basic economic concept, and major
rural economic activities of Nepal. Rural industries,
rural resources, rural marketing, rural infrastructure,
rural poverty, etc. are some highlight of this course. |
Mass communication and Journalism |
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This course covers mass communication, the concept
of news, news editing, human right and press
freedom. It aims to provide and develop basic skills
in journalism, reporting, news editing, news sense,
human right and basics of press freedom. It also
relates the press with democratic rules. |
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