Law
Overview
The +2 Law program under Nepal’s National Examinations Board (NEB) is a specialized two-year higher secondary curriculum designed for students interested in legal studies, social justice, and governance. It builds foundational knowledge in law, political science, and human rights, preparing students for careers in law, civil services, and social advocacy.
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Duration 2 Years
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Affiliation NEB
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Course Law
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Shift Morning/Day
Key Features
Foundation in Legal Studies
The Foundation in Legal Studies introduces core legal principles and critical thinking, preparing students for further studies or careers in law and related fields. It combines theory with practical knowledge of legal procedures, ethics, and governance.
Practical Understanding of Law
The program focuses on real-world legal application, helping students see how laws operate daily. Through case studies, mock trials, field visits, and interaction with legal experts, students gain practical insight into legal processes and rights.
Multi-disciplinary Learning
The program integrates knowledge and methods from different disciplines to provide a holistic understanding of complex issues. Through collaboration and critical thinking, it prepares students to tackle real-world problems across multiple fields.
Preparation for Further Legal Education
The program equips students with a strong foundation in legal principles, research, and analytical skills needed for advanced law studies. It focuses on complex concepts, case analysis, and communication, preparing learners for further education and competitive legal careers.
Civic Awareness and Ethics
The program develops students’ understanding of their roles in society and governance by exploring ethics, social justice, and democratic values. It encourages active citizenship and applies theory to real-life situations, fostering integrity and accountability.
Eligibility
Admissions to the +2 Law program are merit-based. Requirements typically include:
- Completion of SEE or equivalent with the minimum GPA as specified by NEB (commonly GPA 1.6 or above).
- Some colleges may require entrance tests and interviews for final selection.
Course Structure
The +2 Law program under Nepal’s National Examinations Board (NEB) is a focused two-year higher secondary curriculum designed for students with a strong interest in legal studies, social justice, and governance. It lays the foundation for understanding legal systems, political theory, human rights, and civic responsibilities—preparing students for further studies in law and related fields.
| Grade XI | Grade XII |
|---|---|
| English | English |
| Nepali | Nepali |
| Social Studies | Social Studies |
| Political Science | Political Science |
| Legal Studies | Legal Studies |
| Mathematics (Optional) | Mathematics (Optional) |
| Computer Science (Optional) | Computer Science (Optional) |
Members
Asmit Gautam
Bishnu Prasad Pandey
Brikshya Dhungana
Er. Sarita Chhetri
Kajol Ramtel
Samikshya Sharma
Saroj Bhattarai
Business Environment
Shikha Sharma
Aparna Sapkota
Database Management System
Bidur Gautam
Macro Economics for Business Bishnu Prasad Pandey
English II
Manish Niraula
Micro-Finance & Co-operatives
Narayan Ghimire
Financial Accounting
Narayani Gaha
Entrepreneurship and Business Resource Mapping
Nitesh Shrestha
Fundamentals of Selling
Rajendra Bhattarai
Working Capital Management/ Financial Management
Sankhar Gyawali
Business Mathematics
Santosh Acharya
Legal Environment for Business in Nepal
Shristi Manandhar
Design Thinking & Entrepreneurial Skill Management
Sishir Sharma Neupane
Human Resource Management and Technology
Sohil Shrestha
E-commerce
Sujan Sapkota
Small Business Planning & Management
Sibahari Mainali
Commercial Bank Management/Financial Markets and Services
Deepak Thapa
Investment Analysis
Anil Parajuli
Business Ethics and corporate Governance Bibechana Shrestha
Consumer Behaviour
Hisila Maharjan
Distribution Management/Fundamentals of Marketing
Kapil Pokhrel
Summer Project Bhupendra Jung Shahi
Business Research Methods
Shristi Bhattarai
Nepalese History and Politics/ Sociology for Business Management Aditi Dewan
Event Management
Devendra Chhetri
Program Coordinator
Paras Bista
PlusTwo Incharge
Tirtha Raj Ghimire
Academic Incharge (PlusTwo)
Bibek Basyal
Faculty-Computer Science Sujan Kafle
Faculty-Physics Nabin Khadka
Faculty Shankar Pariyar
Faculty
Umesh Ghimire
Faculty-Nepali Posh Raj Dahal
Faculty
Er. Bibek Raj Karki
Computer Science TeacherOur Facilities
Our college offers an environment that inspires scientific exploration with
Computer Lab
Sports
Library
Physics Lab
Smart Classroom and E-Learning Facilities
Chemistry Lab
Biology Lab
What Student Say’s
Universal College as an educational institution has made a great contribution towards the educational sector of the country.
Student life in this program is both empowering and deeply enriching, providing countless opportunities for personal and academic growth. The faculty members are incredibly supportive and always available to guide students through complex legal concepts. The academic environment encourages curiosity and motivation, fostering a space where ideas are freely exchanged. Participating in debates, mock trials, and leadership training has significantly helped me develop stronger communication skills, critical thinking, and teamwork abilities, all of which are essential for a successful career in law.
Ms. Priyanka Sharma
Student, +2 Law
Being part of this college has truly been a life-changing experience for me. The exposure to various national events and active participation in social outreach programs have broadened my perspective beyond the classroom. These opportunities have boosted my confidence, inspired me to set higher goals, and motivated me to dream bigger. The supportive community here constantly encourages me to grow both personally and academically.
Mr. Rahul Thapa
Student, +2 Humanities
Bachelor of Law (LLB) or BA.LLB
After +2 Law, students can pursue a Bachelor of Laws degree (LLB or BA.LLB), which opens the door to becoming a licensed lawyer or legal advisor. This is the most direct path to a career in the legal profession.
Judicial and Government Services
Many students aim to join Nepal’s civil service or judicial sector. With further study and preparation, +2 Law graduates can work as: Judicial Assistants, Court Clerks, Officers in various government ministries
Legal Researcher or Paralegal
Graduates can work with legal firms, NGOs, or research institutions as legal assistants, researchers, or paralegals, helping with documentation, case analysis, and legal drafting.
Advocacy and Human Rights
Law students often move into advocacy roles, especially in human rights, gender equality, and social justice. NGOs and INGOs actively seek graduates with legal knowledge for field work, legal literacy campaigns, and policy advocacy.
Corporate and Business Law
Students interested in business can transition into corporate law. With further education, they can work in legal compliance, contract management, or as in-house counsel in banks, insurance companies, and multinational firms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Students who have successfully completed their SEE (Secondary Education Examination) or equivalent with a minimum GPA of 1.6 or above are eligible. Some colleges may also conduct entrance tests or interviews.
The core subjects typically include:
- Compulsory English
- Compulsory Nepali
- Social Studies & Life Skills
- Constitutional Law
- Criminal Law
- Civil Law
(Subject offerings may vary slightly depending on the college.)
The +2 Law program uses a mix of:
- Lectures and classroom discussions
- Case studies and legal scenario analysis
- Project work and presentations
- Court visits and field observations
- Mock trials and debates
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