Ten Plus Two (+2) Law at Active Academy College, Basundhara, Kathmandu runs under the National Examinations Board (NEB). The stream introduces legal principles, constitutional basics of Nepal, rights and duties, and legal writing. Students engage in reading tasks, short arguments, and documentation that support careful analysis.
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Level: Secondary, Grade 11–12
Location: Basundhara, Kathmandu
Evaluation: Internal assessments and NEB board examinations
Co-Curricular Practice: Debate, legal writing drills, and case-reading sessions
The stream builds foundations for higher legal studies and public reasoning. Subjects follow NEB prescriptions for Grade 11 and Grade 12.
Core Focus: Introduction to Law, Constitutional Law (Nepal), Fundamentals of Civil and Criminal Law, Procedural Basics
Legal Skills: Legal Research and Writing, document formatting, citation habits, basic argument structure
Society and Law: Human rights concepts, civic duties, and law in everyday life
Assessment Work: Class tests, briefs, case summaries, presentations, and terminal examinations
Students confirm the exact subject set and elective options at admission as per NEB approvals and annual seat plans.
Build clear understanding of legal concepts, institutions, and processes in Nepal.
Develop habits of precise reading, note-taking, and structured argument.
Prepare a pathway toward law degrees such as BALLB, LLB, or social science programs linked to governance.
Graduates apply for university law programs that require entrance tests and document verification. Other routes include BA, BBS, or BSW for students who plan to link law with social sciences, business, or development. Entry-level legal work remains regulated; formal practice needs university law degrees and licensing.
Explain basic legal terms and sources of law in Nepal.
Read and summarize short cases, rules, and constitutional provisions.
Prepare clear notes, short briefs, and presentation points.
Maintain study calendars for board preparation and internal deadlines.
Legal Reading: Case abstracts, statutory clauses, and structured note-making
Writing Clinic: Briefs, position notes, and memo formatting
Reasoning Tasks: Issue spotting, simple argument maps, and rebuttal practice
Civic Literacy: Rights, duties, and everyday legal procedures
Departments run lectures, seminar-style discussions, and document analysis. Students practice oral arguments through mini-debates or moot-style sessions where appropriate. Faculty provide weekly plans, reading lists, and feedback on written submissions.
Eligibility: SEE or equivalent as per NEB guidelines for Law stream
Documents: Application form, mark sheet, character certificate, citizenship/birth registration (as applicable), photographs
Selection: Campus-level verification; seat confirmation within stated deadlines
Further Study: BALLB/LLB programs through university entrance systems
Governance and Civic Roles: Community documentation, legal awareness support, paralegal assistance where permitted
Related Fields: Media research, policy documentation, and NGO project support
Merit-Based: Waivers tied to grades and behavior standards
Need-Based: Support for low-income families on verified proof
Inclusion/Talent: Consideration for underrepresented groups and debate/essay achievements
Renewal: Annual review based on attendance and results
Foundational Literacy: Early practice in reading laws and writing short legal texts
Reasoned Communication: Structured debates and briefs build confidence for higher study
Institutional Support: Access to reading spaces, labs, and counseling for steady progress
Ten Plus Two (+2) Law at Active Academy College follows NEB structure and builds the habits needed for university-level law study. Students learn precise reading, organized writing, and disciplined preparation that support admission to legal degrees and related fields.
