United Academy

About UA

We Aim

Situated at Kumaripati, Lalitpur, UA is a +2 college for Science, Commerce and Humanities. Within seven years since inception, it has built up an outstanding position of its own as a most sought-after college in Kathmandu valley. This adequately proves UA's academic success.

The college follows scientific teaching technique, allowing the students to approach their subjects , with a keen insight. As a result, they come up with a clear concept of the subjects and develop their own vision about them. Consequently, it helps the students pursue their higher studies with confidence.

We are professionally committed to bring out the best in a student. We believe that good education is interlinked with discipline and a systematic formation of character. UA's motto is to instill a deep sense of discipline among the students, so that it becomes a part of their life. Our highly strict management creates a congenial atmosphere for a quality education, which is the need of the time.

Everybody is invited to come and have a look at the distinct academic practice of UA. The search for a good college ends here.

UA has its own academic calendar available for students before the beginning of fresh session each year

 

Academic Curriculum

Commerce stream

Accountancy
Economics
Business Organization and Office Management (BOOM)
Office Management and Secretarial Practice
(OMSP)
English
Nepali
(for class XI only)
Computer Science
Marketing
/ Business Mathematics
Science stream
Physics
Chemistry
Biology (Botany
+ Zoology)
Mathematics
English
Nepali (for class XII only)

Humanities stream

English
Nepali (for class XI only)
Economics/Population Studies
Sociology
Major English
Business Mathematics/Marketing

 

Admission Procedure

Students who have passed School Leaving Certificate (SLC) or equivalent examinations (ICSE, CBSE) with first/second division are eligible to apply for admission at UA. It is essential for all students to pass the following entrance test.

Science faculty
Compulsory English, Compulsory Mathematics and Science
Commerce faculty
Compulsory English and Compulsory Mathematics
Humanities faculty
Compulsory English and Compulsory Mathematics

Admission will be granted on the basis of the merit list of the entrance test. UA administration will make the final decision for admission.

• At individual attention tailored to students' needs as they pursue their studies and future goals.

• At helping students develop self-confidence in life.

• At giving regular career counseling and advice for higher education.

• At preparing students to face challenges of the 21 "century.

• At imparting quality education to the students and make them responsible citizens.

 

Class Hours

Classes run for 6 days from Sunday to Friday.

• Science Faculty

10:55 a.m. to 5:20 p.m.

• Commerce Faculty

6:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. (morning shift) 11:40 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. (day shift)

• Humanities Faculty

6:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. (morning shift)

 

Teaching Techniques

Use of OHP

Highly experienced teachers of UA make students grasp many complex lessons through the use of latest techniques and tools of teaching. They constantly take the help of the overhead projectors to simplify their job and that of students.

Tutorial classes

Students are also given as many revision classes as they need. These revision classes are free of cost and are provided to meet their needs.

Use of audio-visual

Modern teaching system at UA includes a comprehensive audio-visual programme to enhance the teaching skills and learning environment.

Orientation, course of study & model questions

UA gives orientation lectures for a couple of days before the regular classes start. UA provides booklets containing course of study for both classes XI and XII in the beginning of the academic session. Towards the end of the academic session, the students are provided with a set of model questions including the past Board Examination papers for each subject to familiarize the students with the Board question pattern.

Handout system

In order to assist the students in their study, the teachers of related subjects provide handouts as

supporting materials on given lesson. But the students have to prepare their own notes referring to the class lectures, textbooks, reference books and the handouts.

Home work projects

UA believes that revision is the key technique to remember the textual concepts. That's why we always assign students as much homework as possible. Homework is checked and returned promptly each week for each subject. This helps the students to keep pace with their studies.

Student as a tutor programme

Students can forget most of the lessons taught-in the classroom. So, UA has adopted an approach to make them remember their course. During the second term, the students are made to deliver a lecture on whatever they have been taught from the beginning of the session. This is a part of the academic exercise.

Debates & presentation

This is an extension of the Student as a Tutor Programme. UA encourages interested students to take up public speaking. The excellent performers of the Student as a Tutor Programme are engaged in debates and presentations on selected issues of public concern. This is a part of the extra-curricular activities. Students are allowed to participate in the talks and presentations on a competitive basis outside the college.

Interaction with parents & guardians

UA has a tradition of regular interaction with parents and guardians. After each terminal examination, the Principal, Academic In-charge and the concerned faculty subject teachers discuss the academic performance of the student in person. The interaction with parents and guardians is also undertaken when the students have serious problems with their studies, discipline and irregularities in their classes.

 

Scholarship & Award

In order to encourage students in their studies, UA gives Academic Awards to those students who secure 1 '•', 2nd and 3rd positions in every terminal examination. The Academy also awards scholarships to students who secure 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions in Higher Secondary Examination Board (HSEB) examination (in class XI) in each faculty;

100% scholarship for 1st, 50% for 2nd and 25% for 3rd will be awarded. The student who secures the highest percentage in annual examination also awarded a scholarship.

We offer scholarships to brilliant students after examining certain basic conditions. This is a facility given to economically weak students so that they could pursue their higher studies. This facility aims at increasing students' general welfare.

Scholarships are provided on the following criteria:

• 50% scholarship is awarded to three students who have secured 80% or above in SLC.

• 100% scholarship is awarded to two students who have obtained above 85% in the SLC Board examination.

• 100% scholarship on tuition fee is awarded to the topper of entrance exam in each faulty.

 

Student Service

Visiting Professors or dignitaries

This is another tradition at UA. We know that students today need not only book based teaching but also advice and counseling by specialists in different fields. Keeping this in view, we have established a tradition of holding educational seminars where well-known personalities come and deliver lectures at United Academy premises. The lecturers come from various disciplines such as arts, science, commerce, legal and civil experts.

Computer Courses

Today's people would be illiterate without the knowledge of computer. In view of this, the Academy has made the introductory computer courses compulsory for all students.

Extra Curricular Activities

Games such as basketball, football, volleyball, table tennis, chess etc. meet the students' need of extra curricular activities. Players aspiring to go for various sports are given special facilities. Students can also take part in other cultural and educational activities like poetry, music, debate and quiz competitions organized within college or outside college.

Student Council

UA believes that students should be given opportunity for development of individual skills. For enhancing their skill, UA has a student council. The council has representatives from each faculty. The Student Council encourages the students to participate in different college activities. The Student Council is also responsible for publishing the tri-monthly Newsletter and the annual magazine of the Academy.

Counseling Department

A Counseling Department has been established to address the students' problems of different nature:

academic, disciplinary and personal to help them solve the problems. This department is responsible for guiding the students in every aspect of life in the process of career building. On the other hand, Nepalese students, trying to study abroad, face a-^ot of problems in selecting the right institution or course or in passing the TOEFL and IELTS examinations. It will provide students with guidance about career paths to choose in the foreign countries. It provides free TOEFL coaching for interested Class XII students after their HSEB examinations.

 

Facilities

Laboratory

The Academy has spacious and well-equipped laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science. Each student gets the necessary equipment separately. Laboratories are modern and spacious. A student can explore the realms of science and computer technology utilizing the facilities.

Library

UA has a good library with necessary texts and a variety of reference books. Books range from general to textual and provide good reading materials to students. Daily newspapers, magazines and periodicals published in Nepal and abroad are also available in the library.

Cafeteria

UA has its own cafeteria supplying hygienic food items at reasonable prices to the students. The cafe is clean, healthy and well furnished. It provides boiled and filtered water to students to avoid any water-born diseases or health risks.

Hostel Accommodation

UA provides hostel accommodation having all necessary facilities. The hostel has a good environment for studies. Students needing extra academic guidance are provided with extra classes, regular tuitions without additional costs. Students can enjoy facilities like good food, spacious bedrooms, television and telephone on weekends. Games like basketball, volleyball and table tennis are available for students.

Transportation

Students living in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lalitpur can use the transportation facilities of the Academy.

Infirmary

Students at UA can utilize the basic medical facilities available here. First-aid facilities are readily available for those students who need them in an emergency.

Computer with internet

Students can use Internet facilities.

 

For more information, contact us:

United Academy
G.P.O Box: 8975 EPC 1195 Lalitpur, Nepal
Tel: 977-1-5537530, 5538938, 5533192
Fax: 977-1-5537587
Email: ucollege@wlink.com.np
Website: www.united.edu.np


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