Whitefield's +2 section serves as the bridge between SEE-level schooling and Bachelor's education, run under the National Examinations Board (NEB) curriculum. It shares administrative roots with Whitefield Secondary School, REF's original institution dating back to 2037 B.S. (1980 A.D.), giving the +2 program a longer institutional lineage than its 2003 founding date alone suggests.

The college positions its +2 teaching style around interactive learning classroom discussions, case studies, presentations, and field visits rather than a purely lecture driven approach, with the aim of preparing students for both further academic study and the practical demands of the workplace.

Vision

To be recognized as a dependable higher-secondary institution where students build not just exam results, but the broader knowledge, discipline, and confidence needed to succeed at the Bachelor's level and beyond.

Mission

To provide quality +2 education at an affordable cost, helping students build strong academic foundations across science, business, and the humanities while developing the attitude and practical skills needed for further study or early career steps.

Courses in Detail

+2 Science

The Science stream is built for students planning further study in physical or biological sciences, engineering, medicine, or other technical fields. It typically combines compulsory subjects (English, Nepali) with core science subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics, depending on the specific group a student selects (biology-focused or mathematics-focused). The stream places heavy emphasis on lab-based learning and problem-solving, laying the groundwork for competitive entrance exams and science-based Bachelor's programs.

+2 Management

The Management stream introduces students to core business and commerce concepts. Alongside compulsory English and Nepali, students typically study Accountancy and Economics as core subjects, with electives such as Business Mathematics, Business Studies, Marketing, or Computer Science available depending on the intake. This stream is designed to prepare students for Whitefield's own BBS program, or for business-related Bachelor's study elsewhere.

+2 Humanities

The Humanities stream gives students a social-science and language-focused alternative to Science and Management. Subjects commonly include Major English, Sociology, and other humanities electives depending on what the college offers in a given intake — suited to students interested in the social sciences, communication, or the arts rather than science or business tracks.

Admission Process

Inquiry — Contact or visit the college's academic office to ask about available +2 streams, application windows, and required documents.
Eligibility check— SEE (or equivalent Grade 10) graduates are the standard applicant pool. Minimum grade requirements vary by stream, and typically include mark sheets, a character certificate, and recent photographs.
Application submission — Complete the admission form within the announced deadline; keep a copy for your own records.
Verification — Submit or show original documents if requested during the admission process.
Confirmation and orientation — Watch for notices on merit lists, scholarship confirmation, fee deadlines, and orientation dates.

Because entrance requirements and available streams can change between academic sessions, prospective +2 students should verify the latest details with the admissions office before applying.

Why Choose Whitefield for +2?

Choice of three NEB streams — Science, Management, and Humanities under one roof
Backed by REF's near four decade institutional history in education
Interactive, discussion and case study based teaching style
A natural pathway into Whitefield's own TU-affiliated BBS or BCA programs
Central location in Nayabazaar, Town Planning, Kathmandu
Affordable fee structure relative to other private colleges in the area

Summary

Whitefield International College's +2 program runs under NEB affiliation, offering three streams Science, Management, and Humanities from the college's Nayabazaar campus. Backed by the Raktakali Education Foundation's near four-decade history in education (through sister institution Whitefield Secondary School), the +2 wing combines classroom instruction with discussions, case studies, and field visits, giving students a practical, well rounded foundation before they move on to Bachelor's-level study including Whitefield's own BBS and BCA programs on the same campus.