The BA program at Drabya Shah Multiple Campus is a four-year undergraduate course in the humanities stream offered in Gorkha under Tribhuvan University. It is designed as an interdisciplinary program with compulsory subjects, major choices, elective options, and internal assessment.
At this campus, BA is part of the humanities faculty within a community-campus setting that includes regular student evaluation, internal examinations, a technology-based library, counseling support, parent-student interaction, and opportunities for field visits. The local academic environment also connects humanities study with practical learning, interactive teaching, and broader student support.
Course Level: Undergraduate
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Duration: Four years
Location: Gorkha-8, Laxmi Bazar, Gorkha Municipality, Nepal
Faculty Area: Humanities
Course Structure: Compulsory subjects, major subjects, elective subjects, and internal assessment
Campus Support: Internal exams, library, counseling, parent-student interaction, and field visits
The BA curriculum follows a broad humanities structure with compulsory study, subject specialization, and internal assessment.
Total structure of 2,000 marks, with 500 marks in each year
Three compulsory subjects: English, Nepali, and Nepal Studies
Two major subjects of 700 marks each
Two elective subjects of 100 marks each
Internal assessment includes mini project, classroom presentation, and teamwork
Written examination component of 70 marks and internal assessment component of 30 marks for each subject
The wider TU BA framework includes humanities and social science areas such as Anthropology, Geography, History, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Rural Development, Social Work, Population Studies, and related subjects
At Drabya Shah Multiple Campus, the BA subject areas include Social Work, Journalism, Sociology, Rural Development, Nepali Literature, and English Literature
Build a strong foundation in humanities and social sciences
Support subject specialization through major and elective choices
develop academic writing, presentation, and teamwork skills
connect classroom learning with project-based internal assessment
The BA program supports students who want undergraduate study in humanities, literature, society, communication, and related academic fields. Its interdisciplinary structure allows students to combine compulsory study with subject specialization.
At Drabya Shah Multiple Campus, the course runs within a student-focused academic environment where humanities learning is linked with counseling, internal evaluation, practical exercises, and interactive classroom methods. This gives the program both academic breadth and a local institutional context.
Understanding of humanities and social science perspectives
Ability to study major subjects in a structured undergraduate format
Development of writing, presentation, and teamwork practice
Experience of internal assessment through mini project work
Preparation for further study in humanities and related disciplines
Academic writing
Classroom presentation
Teamwork
Internal assessment project work
Subject specialization in chosen major areas
Report-writing practice
The teaching process combines classroom learning with participatory and practical methods used across the campus.
Lecture and discussion
ICT and multimedia-supported teaching
Interactive classroom methods
Student-centered learning
Problem-based teaching
Practical exercises and field visits
Guest-supported academic sessions
Internal examinations and regular evaluation
Further study in humanities and social sciences
Roles related to social work and community engagement
Communication and journalism-related pathways
Teaching and academic support roles after higher study
Public, social, and development-oriented fields depending on the chosen major subjects
The campus provides scholarship and fee-waiver support
Priority is given to talented students and students from economically disadvantaged groups, Dalit, Janajati, women, and persons with disabilities
Named scholarships and award schemes are available
The campus has a QAA-accredited academic setting recognized by the University Grants Commission
Four-year BA program under Tribhuvan University
Humanities subject areas connected to local academic offerings
Internal examination and regular student evaluation system
Technology-based library and counseling support
Parent-student interaction and field-visit opportunities
Student-friendly academic and administrative environment
Apply after the campus admission notice is published
Submit the prescribed application form
Complete Grade 12 or an equivalent qualification from a TU-recognized institution
Follow the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences entrance process
Complete document submission and fee payment for final enrollment
Grade 12 / +2 transcript or equivalent
Character certificate
Migration certificate if applicable
Transfer certificate
Citizenship or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Entrance scorecard if required
Completed application form
Fee payment receipt
The BA program follows a year-wise four-year structure. Internal assessment forms part of the evaluation through mini projects, classroom presentation, and teamwork. Final examinations are conducted under Tribhuvan University through the Office of the Controller of Examinations, and academic registration, examinations, and results follow TU rules and the applicable academic calendar.
The BA program at Drabya Shah Multiple Campus offers an interdisciplinary humanities education with compulsory study, major selection, internal assessment, and year-wise progression. For students seeking a humanities degree in Gorkha, it provides a structured undergraduate route within a community-campus environment supported by regular evaluation, library services, counseling, and interactive teaching practices.
The BA program is four years long.
The program is affiliated with Tribhuvan University.
The compulsory subjects are English, Nepali, and Nepal Studies.
Yes. Internal assessment includes mini project work, classroom presentation, and teamwork.
The campus BA areas include Social Work, Journalism, Sociology, Rural Development, Nepali Literature, and English Literature.
Applicants who have completed Grade 12 or an equivalent qualification from a TU-recognized institution can apply through the relevant admission process.
