The Bachelor of Arts (BA) at Madhyabindu Multiple Campus is a four-year undergraduate program affiliated with Tribhuvan University under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. The program is offered in Kawasoti Municipality–3, Nawalparasi, Gandaki Province, Nepal.
BA is structured as an interdisciplinary humanities and social sciences course with compulsory subjects, major subjects, and elective study across four academic years. At Madhyabindu Multiple Campus, the program is connected to the wider academic setting of a community campus with scholarship support, library and e-library access, extra classes, and regular academic support for bachelor-level students.

Course Name: Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Institution: Madhyabindu Multiple Campus
Location: Kawasoti Municipality–3, Nawalparasi, Gandaki Province, Nepal
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Faculty: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Academic System: Annual
Duration: 4 Years
Program Structure: 2,000 marks in total, with 500 marks in each year
Annual Fee: Rs. 35,000 per year
Study Format: Compulsory subjects, major subjects, and elective subjects
Campus Support: Scholarships, library and e-library access, extra classes, and exam-oriented classes
The BA program follows a four-year annual structure. The course is organized in a marks-based format rather than a credit-hour structure and is generally treated as a 2,000-mark program, with 500 marks assigned to each academic year.
The curriculum includes compulsory subjects, major subjects, and elective subjects.
Three compulsory subjects:
English
Nepali
Nepal Studies
Major and elective structure:
Two major subjects of 700 marks each
Two elective subjects of 100 marks each
Internal and written evaluation:
Written examination: 70 marks
Internal assessment: 30 marks
Internal assessment includes mini project, classroom presentation, and teamwork for each subject
The BA stream allows interdisciplinary study within humanities and social sciences. Subject options mentioned in the course framework include:
Anthropology
Geography
History
Sociology
Psychology
Economics
Nepal Bhasa
Culture
Rural Development
Social Work
Film Studies
Hindi
Nepali Linguistics
Population Studies
Journalism and Mass Communication
Political Science
Sanskrit
Strategic Studies
English
Home Science
Music
Dance
Buddhist Studies
Develop logical reasoning and analytical ability
Build communication and expression skills
Strengthen moral and social responsibility
Support progressive learning ability in arts and humanities
Increase awareness of historical, philosophical, and cultural dimensions of society
Prepare students for community-oriented and social contribution roles
Develop human resources for academic, social, and developmental work
The BA program has a broad academic and social scope because it allows students to study humanities and social science subjects through different major combinations. The course supports continued study, subject specialization, and entry into fields linked to education, research, social work, community development, cultural work, and public affairs.
At Madhyabindu Multiple Campus, BA is part of a wider academic environment that includes programs from Grade 11 to the master’s level. Students study in a campus setting shaped by regular classes, library use, extra academic support, and scholarship provisions for eligible learners.
The program also supports progression to higher study in related subjects. The humanities and social sciences background of BA makes it relevant for students who want long-term academic or public-facing career paths connected to their chosen major subjects.
After completing the BA program, students are expected to:
Understand key concepts in humanities and social sciences
Develop reasoning and communication skills
Build social and moral awareness
Work with historical, philosophical, and cultural perspectives
Use subject-based knowledge in community and academic settings
Complete written, presentation, and project-based academic work
Prepare for higher study in related disciplines
Academic reading and writing
English language study
Nepali language study
Nepal Studies
Logical reasoning
Classroom presentation
Teamwork-based learning
Mini project work
Major subject specialization
Elective subject study
Humanities and social science analysis
The BA learning environment at Madhyabindu Multiple Campus is linked with the broader academic practices of the campus. Students study through regular classroom teaching supported by academic and examination preparation systems already in place at the institution.
Classroom lectures
Internal assessment activities
Mini project work
Classroom presentation
Team-based learning
Extra classes
Exam-oriented classes
Library and e-library use
The campus also supports bachelor-level students through book circulation, academic guidance, and an environment that includes multiple undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
BA graduates may move into areas such as:
Teaching and academic support roles
Research-related work
Libraries and research centers
NGOs and INGOs
Cultural organizations
Community and social development work
Government and public-sector roles
Higher study in humanities and social sciences
Scholarship support available at Madhyabindu Multiple Campus is relevant to BA students under the bachelor-level annual system.
At least 3% scholarship support from total student tuition fees
Support for genuine or poor students
Support for minority and marginalized groups
Support for children of martyrs
Dalit students in bachelor annual programs may receive at least six months’ tuition support under the applicable criteria
Merit-based scholarship support for TU annual-system students
Named scholarship support through campus scholarship funds
TU-affiliated four-year BA program under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Annual-system structure with compulsory, major, and elective study
Community-campus setting in Kawasoti
Multi-level academic environment from Grade 11 to the master’s level
Separate library building with e-library support
Extra classes and exam-oriented classes for students
Scholarship support for financially weak and socially marginalized students
Wider academic setting linked with UGC quality assurance and re-accreditation in the campus context
Admission follows TU bachelor-level rules, faculty procedures, and campus regulations
Applicants must have completed Grade 12, Higher Secondary, 10+2, PCL, or equivalent from a board or institution recognized by Tribhuvan University
Students from different higher secondary streams may apply to the BA program
The campus publishes the admission notice
Eligible applicants submit the prescribed application form and required academic documents
Admission and enrollment are completed according to TU rules, the applicable faculty process, and the campus schedule
Academic transcript or grade sheet of Class 12 / +2 or equivalent
Character certificate from the previous institution
Migration certificate, if the previous board or university is different
Transfer certificate from the previous school or college
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Entrance examination scorecard, if required
Completed admission or application form
Admission fee payment receipt
Equivalence certificate, if the qualification is from a foreign board or university
The BA program at Madhyabindu Multiple Campus follows the TU annual system. The course is organized as a four-year program with annual examinations and internal assessment at the subject level.
Students are evaluated through written examinations and internal assessment. The written examination carries 70 marks, while 30 marks are assigned to internal assessment, including mini project work, classroom presentation, and teamwork.
For annual-system bachelor’s programs, final examinations are conducted by Tribhuvan University through the Office of the Controller of Examinations. Registration, examinations, and results follow TU rules, guidelines, and the applicable academic calendar.
The BA program at Madhyabindu Multiple Campus offers a four-year undergraduate route in humanities and social sciences under Tribhuvan University. Its structure combines compulsory study, major subject specialization, elective options, and internal academic work within the annual system.
For students in Kawasoti and nearby areas, the program connects humanities education with a community-campus environment that includes scholarship support, library and e-library access, extra classes, and regular academic guidance. It is a suitable option for students seeking undergraduate study in humanities and social sciences within a TU-affiliated campus.
The BA program runs for four years under the annual system.
Yes. The program is affiliated with Tribhuvan University under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
The annual fee for the BA program is Rs. 35,000 per year.
The BA program is generally treated as a 2,000-mark course with 500 marks in each year. It includes compulsory subjects, two major subjects, and two elective subjects.
The compulsory subjects are English, Nepali, and Nepal Studies.
Yes. Each subject includes 30 marks for internal assessment, with written examinations carrying 70 marks.
Final examinations for the BA annual system are conducted by Tribhuvan University through the Office of the Controller of Examinations.
Yes. The campus provides scholarship support for poor students, minority and marginalized groups, children of martyrs, Dalit students under applicable criteria, and merit-based support for TU annual-system students.