Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Short description:
Four-year humanities and social-science program designed to build theoretical, conceptual, and methodological competence across chosen major subjects.

Description:
Curriculum spans English, Nepali, economics, sociology, anthropology, and analytical methods. Structure blends compulsory language and research foundation with subject-specific majors. Training supports critical analysis, writing, cultural literacy, social inquiry, and economic reasoning. Graduates gain broad intellectual grounding suitable for public-sector roles, social-development fields, communication work, or further academic study.

Curricular structure (summary table):

Features:
Three-year academic design under PU structure.
Fifteen papers combining majors plus compulsory subjects.
Strong language, analytical, and research foundations.
Suitable for multidisciplinary progression into master’s programs.

Admission process (points):
10+2 or equivalent in any discipline.
Pass PU-administered entrance test.
Participate in college interview stage

Job prospects:
Teacher.
Journalist.
Research assistant.
Social worker.
NGO/INGO program staff.
Government service assistant.
Consultancy and communication roles.