Ten Plus Two (+2) Science at Kathmandu University High School (KUHS), Chaukot, Kavre, is a two-year Class 11 and Class 12 program affiliated with the National Examination Board (NEB). It is designed for students continuing to the senior secondary level after SEE or an equivalent level and gives particular academic attention to science and mathematics.
At KUHS, the program combines theory classes with practical demonstrations and is supported by Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer laboratories. Students also complete homework, class assignments, projects, individual or group presentations, and self-study as part of the academic process.
| Area | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | Ten Plus Two (+2) Science |
| Institution | Kathmandu University High School (KUHS) |
| Location | Chaukot, Kavre |
| Level | Class 11 and Class 12 |
| Duration: | Two years |
| Affiliation: | National Examination Board (NEB) |
| Academic focus | Science, mathematics and related subjects |
| Learning support | Theory classes, practical demonstrations, assignments, projects and presentations |
| Facilities | Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer laboratories |
| Additional support | Medical and engineering entrance preparation classes |
KUHS offers the Science program within its Class 11 and Class 12 academic section. The school operates under Kathmandu University and provides senior secondary education alongside its Grade 1–10 program.
The two-year Class 11 and 12 curriculum provides the academic stage between SEE-level schooling and undergraduate education. Within the science pathway, students study subjects connected with physical science, biological science, mathematics, and computing.
Science study at this level may suit students who are interested in continuing into fields such as health professional education, engineering, computer and information technology, biological sciences, physical sciences, and other science and technology disciplines. Completion of +2 Science can provide an academic foundation for further study in these areas, subject to the admission requirements of the higher education program concerned.
The broader Class 11 and 12 curriculum includes compulsory subjects together with optional subject groups.
Science-related subjects appearing within the curriculum include:
Physics
Biology
Chemistry
Mathematics
Computer Science
Compulsory subjects include Nepali and English. The curriculum structure also includes Social Studies and Life Skill or Mathematics within the prescribed Grade 11 and Grade 12 framework.
The exact combination studied by a student depends on the applicable curriculum and subject arrangement. The science pathway is commonly associated with biological, physical, and computer-related areas of study.
The Science program at KUHS is supported by the wider teaching approach followed by the school. Classroom instruction is combined with practical and participatory learning rather than relying only on textbook study.
Students are expected to take part in:
theory classes
practical demonstrations
daily homework
class assignments
special projects
individual presentations
group presentations
self-study
KUHS also uses inquiry-based, cooperative, project-based, and learning-by-doing methods across its academic environment. Field visits and audio-visual materials are used where relevant, while students are encouraged to participate actively in lessons.
Practical science learning is supported by separate laboratory facilities for:
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Computer studies
The school also has a multimedia room that supports audio-visual learning.
These facilities are particularly relevant to +2 Science because the course involves both theoretical understanding and practical work. KUHS also provides academic interaction between teachers and students and monitors students' academic work and progress through regular assignments and classroom activities.
The program is suited to students with an interest in science and mathematics who want to build a foundation for further academic study.
The course material identifies three broad areas of interest:
Biological studies for students interested in medicine, health sciences, biosciences, and related fields
Physical sciences for students considering engineering and other physical science disciplines
Computer-related studies for students interested in computing and allied fields
Choosing a subject direction at the +2 level can influence later study options, so students should consider their academic interests and intended undergraduate field when selecting their combination.
Students completing +2 Science may consider several areas of higher education depending on their subjects, results, interests, and the entry requirements of individual programs.
Possible areas identified within the course material include:
Medicine and health professional education
Engineering
Computer Science and Information Technology
Physics
Chemistry
Zoology
Botany
Microbiology
Statistics
Biotechnology
other science and technology disciplines
The course material also identifies management-related undergraduate study among the possible directions available after +2 Science. Admission to any later program remains subject to that program's own eligibility, entrance, and selection requirements.
KUHS provides entrance preparation classes for students interested in medical and engineering study pathways.
This support complements the regular Class 11 and Class 12 Science curriculum. Students following these pathways still need to meet the separate entrance, eligibility, and admission requirements of the institution or program they later apply to.
Kathmandu University High School was established in 1998 and later developed from a primary-level institution into a school covering Grade 1 through Grade 12.
The school is located at Chaukot in Kavre and operates as a non-profit institution under Kathmandu University. Its wider academic approach places emphasis on observation, experimentation, projects, student participation, and learning beyond routine textbook exercises.
For +2 Science students, this setting provides access to science laboratories, computer facilities, multimedia resources, teacher-student academic interaction, and structured academic work alongside the regular NEB Class 11 and Class 12 curriculum.
Duration: The program covers two academic years: Class 11 and Class 12.
Affiliation: The Science program at Kathmandu University High School is affiliated with the National Examination Board (NEB).
Science-related subjects within the Class 11 and Class 12 curriculum include Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and Computer Science.
Yes. KUHS has Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer laboratories that support practical and academic learning.
Yes. The school provides entrance preparation classes for students interested in medical and engineering study pathways.
Further study areas may include medicine and health sciences, engineering, computer and information technology, biotechnology, physical sciences, biological sciences, and other science-related disciplines. Admission depends on the requirements of the chosen higher education program.
