So, you’ve just passed your +2. First of all, congratulations! 🎉 This is a major milestone in your life. But now comes the big question — “What next?” If you’re feeling confused or overwhelmed, you’re not alone. Many Nepali students go through the same situation after +2. This blog will help you explore your options — whether you’re from Science, Management, Humanities, or Education stream.
📚 Academic Options in Nepal
1. Bachelor's Programs (Inside Nepal)
Most students go for a bachelor’s degree after +2. Some popular programs include:
- Science Stream: BSc, BSc CSIT, MBBS, BDS, BAMS, Engineering (BE/BTech), Agriculture (BSc Ag)
- Management Stream: BBA, BBS, BBM, BHM, BIM, BBA-BI
- Humanities/Education Stream: BA, BSW, BEd, BCA
Popular universities in Nepal: Tribhuvan University, Pokhara University, Kathmandu University, Purbanchal University, Mid-West University, and Far-West University.
2. Medical & Engineering Entrance Preparation
If you're from the Science stream, you can prepare for:
- MBBS/BDS/Paramedical courses via CEE Exam
- Engineering (IOE entrance for Pulchowk & other colleges)
- Pharmacy, Nursing, BSc Ag, and more
🌍 Studying Abroad
Many Nepali students choose to go abroad after +2. Common destinations include:
- Australia: Diploma or Bachelor’s (IELTS/PTE required)
- Japan: Language + Diploma courses (JLPT/NAT needed)
- USA/Canada/UK: Bachelor’s degree (SAT/IELTS/TOEFL)
- India: For MBBS, Engineering, Nursing, etc.
💼 Vocational & Technical Courses
If you want job-ready skills without going for long academic paths, Nepal offers several technical programs:
- Diploma in Engineering (CTEVT)
- Medical Lab Technician, Radiography, ANM, CMA
- Computer/IT training: Web design, App development, Digital marketing
- Tourism, Hotel Management, and Culinary Arts
These programs are shorter (6 months to 3 years) and provide practical skills to enter the workforce quickly.
🚀 Start Working or Build a Startup
If you're not planning for college immediately, you can start working in:
- Call centers, banks (intern), NGOs
- Small business, YouTube channel, blogging, freelancing
- Skill-based work like photography, design, or coding
🙋 Still Confused? Here's What You Can Do
- Talk to your seniors and teachers
- Visit educational fairs (e.g., EduFair Nepal)
- Attend free career counseling
- Explore courses through free YouTube and online webinars
Take your time — but don’t waste it. The world is changing fast, and this is the best time to invest in your future.
✍️ Final Thoughts
There’s no single path that’s “right.” Some go abroad, some stay and study, and some start earning or building something of their own. What matters most is — do something that aligns with your interest + skills + market demand.
You’re still young. Explore. Fail. Learn. Grow. Whatever you choose, give it your 100%!
📣 Have Questions or Confused About Your Path?
Feel free to comment below or message me on social media. I’ll try my best to help you out. 😊
