Overview
Ten Plus Two in Law at Caliber International College
The Ten Plus Two in Law at Caliber International College is a two-year Grade 11 and Grade 12 program under the National Examinations Board (NEB). It is offered at the college’s Adalat Road campus in Rajbiraj, Saptari, Madhesh Province.
The course introduces students to Nepal’s legal system, constitutional principles, legal procedures, jurisprudence, civil and criminal justice, and legal drafting. It is intended for students who want to understand how laws, rights, institutions and justice processes operate before moving into higher education.
Course overview
| Field | Details |
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| Course | Ten Plus Two in Law |
| Academic level | Grade 11 and Grade 12 |
| Duration | Two years |
| Affiliation | National Examinations Board |
| College | Caliber International College |
| Location | Adalat Road, Rajbiraj, Saptari |
What students study
The curriculum combines compulsory secondary-level subjects with law-focused courses. Students develop an introductory understanding of legal ideas while continuing their study of English, Nepali and Social Studies.
Grade 11 includes:
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Nepali
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Compulsory Social Studies
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Constitutional Law
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Procedural Law
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Jurisprudence and Legal Theories
Grade 12 includes:
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Compulsory English
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Compulsory Nepali
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Compulsory Social Studies
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Nepalese Legal System
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Civil and Criminal Law and Justice
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Legal Drafting
These subjects introduce the foundations of law from both theoretical and procedural perspectives. Constitutional Law examines the principles that shape government and citizens’ rights. Jurisprudence considers the meaning and purpose of law, while Procedural Law introduces the processes followed in legal matters.
At Grade 12, students move into the structure of Nepal’s legal system, civil and criminal justice, and the preparation of legal documents.
Academic purpose
Ten Plus Two in Law provides a starting point for students interested in legal, administrative and public-service-related education. It develops awareness of justice, rights, responsibilities and the role of legal institutions in society.
The course does not qualify a student to practise law after Grade 12. Instead, it prepares students for further academic study by giving them early exposure to legal terminology, legal reasoning and the organization of Nepal’s justice system.
Students should be comfortable with reading, writing, discussion and interpretation. Law subjects require attention to definitions, legal concepts, institutional procedures and the relationship between rules and practical situations.
Eligibility and admission
Eligibility: For Grade 11 admission in the academic year 2079, students who completed Grade 10 were required to obtain a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in the Secondary Education Examination.
The administrative office handles current admission schedules, required documents, fees and scholarship procedures. Students may also use the college’s counselling service when comparing Law with other Grade 11–12 options.
Skills developed through the course
The program can help students develop:
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Analytical and structured thinking
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Understanding of legal concepts and institutions
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Awareness of rights and responsibilities
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Reading and interpretation skills
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Written and oral communication
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Introductory legal drafting ability
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Interest in justice and public affairs
Legal study also requires students to examine different viewpoints and explain their conclusions clearly. These abilities may support further study in law, public administration, political science and related fields.
Further study and career direction
After Grade 12, students may continue into bachelor’s-level law or other relevant academic programs. Further legal education may lead toward areas such as advocacy, civil service, the judiciary, legal research, public prosecution, legal administration, diplomacy, negotiation and conflict resolution.
Law graduates may also explore work connected with banks, financial institutions, educational organizations, NGOs, INGOs, public bodies and entrepreneurship. Entry into specific legal professions depends on completing the required higher education, professional preparation and applicable legal requirements.
Scholarships and counselling
Caliber International College has scholarship provisions for meritorious and financially disadvantaged students. Free career counselling is available through on-campus meetings and phone consultation.
Counselling days: Sunday to Friday
Counselling time: 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Mode: On-campus and phone consultation
Contact information
College: Caliber International College
Address: Adalat Road, Rajbiraj, Saptari, Madhesh Province, Nepal
Phone: 031-530258, 9805982654, 9814731558, 9849146864
Email: caliberinternationalcollege@gmail.com
Frequently asked questions
How long is Ten Plus Two in Law?
It is a two-year program covering Grade 11 and Grade 12.
Which board oversees the course?
The program operates under the National Examinations Board.
What law subjects are taught?
The subjects include Constitutional Law, Procedural Law, Jurisprudence and Legal Theories, Nepalese Legal System, Civil and Criminal Law and Justice, and Legal Drafting.
Can students practise law after completing Grade 12?
No. Students need further legal education and the applicable professional preparation before entering legal practice.
Where is the program offered?
It is offered at Caliber International College on Adalat Road in Rajbiraj, Saptari.
