Ten Plus Two (+2) Law at Gyanodaya Secondary School is a Grade 11 and Grade 12 program affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB). The school is located at Purano Kalimati, Bafal, Kathmandu, Nepal.
The Law program introduces students to legal principles, constitutional ideas, justice systems, rights, responsibilities, and civic awareness. At Gyanodaya Secondary School, Law students study in a school setting that includes ICT-supported classrooms, presentations, counseling, regular assessment, and structured academic guidance.
Program: Ten Plus Two (+2) Law
Level: Grade 11 and Grade 12
Board: National Examinations Board (NEB)
College: Gyanodaya Secondary School
Location: Purano Kalimati, Bafal, Kathmandu, Nepal
Eligibility: Minimum average GPA of 1.6 in SEE for Grade 11 admission
Academic areas: Constitutional Law, Nepalese Legal System, Procedural Law, Civil and Criminal Law and Justice, Jurisprudence and Legal Theories, and Legal Drafting
Learning support: ICT-supported classrooms, presentations, counseling, regular assessment, and academic guidance
Admission process: Written entrance examination with need-based interview for Grade 11 and Grade 12 applicants
The +2 Law curriculum gives students an introduction to legal study at the secondary level. It includes compulsory subjects and law-related subjects under the NEB Grade 11 and Grade 12 framework.
Grade 11 Law-related subjects include:
Constitutional Law
Procedural Law
Jurisprudence and Legal Theories
Grade 12 Law-related subjects include:
Nepalese Legal System
Civil and Criminal Law and Justice
Legal Drafting
Compulsory subjects include English, Nepali, and Social Studies under the Grade 11 and Grade 12 structure. Subject arrangements depend on the school’s current academic plan for the admission year.
Build foundational understanding of legal principles
Introduce students to constitutional, civil, criminal, and procedural law concepts
Develop awareness of justice, rights, and responsibilities
Support analytical thinking and logical reasoning through legal study
Prepare students for higher study in law, public administration, social sciences, governance, and related fields
The +2 Law program is relevant for students who want to continue academic study in law and related areas. It gives a starting point for understanding legal systems, civic responsibility, social justice, legal drafting, and the structure of justice-related institutions.
At Gyanodaya Secondary School, the program is placed within a Grade 11 and Grade 12 academic setting that includes counseling, ICT-supported learning, presentations, assessment, and parent communication through school systems.
Understand basic legal terms and principles
Recognize the role of constitutional and legal systems
Develop awareness of rights, justice, and civic responsibilities
Build introductory knowledge of civil, criminal, and procedural law
Improve reasoning, presentation, and writing skills through legal study
Prepare for Grade 11 and Grade 12 assessments under the NEB structure
Legal reasoning
Analytical thinking
Logical argument
Legal writing basics
Presentation skills
Report writing
Civic awareness
ICT-supported academic work
Gyanodaya Secondary School uses student-centered and activity-based teaching. Law students study through classroom lessons, ICT-supported teaching, presentations, discussions, regular tests, and counseling.
Subject-based classroom instruction
ICT-supported classroom learning
Presentations and discussion
Regular tests and feedback
Counseling and academic guidance
Writing and report-based academic work
After completing +2 Law, students commonly continue to higher education in law and related fields. Possible academic and career-related directions include:
Law
Public administration
Social sciences
Governance-related study
Civil service preparation after further study
Legal research after higher education
Advocacy-related study after completing the required higher legal education pathway
Gyanodaya Secondary School provides scholarship support for diligent students and students unable to pay the required support amount.
Diligent student scholarship for students who stand first, second, and third in class
Radhakrishna Sharma Talent Scholarship for the SEE best student
Capt. Ratna Bahadur Lamichhane Scholarship
Ved and Kyana Scholarship for students studying in Grades 11 and 12
Yashodhara Pant Talent Scholarship
Gyanodaya Talent Scholarship
Special teaching support waiver for eligible diligent students whose parents cannot pay the support amount
The school announces available seats before the admission process begins.
Applicants for Class 1 to Class 12 sit for a written entrance examination.
Grade 11 and Grade 12 applicants may attend a need-based interview.
The interview supports stream selection, academic planning, scholarship consideration, and counseling.
Front desk counseling supports students and parents with course selection, admission procedures, documents, fee structure, and school policies.
Grade sheet
Transfer certificate
Birth registration certificate
Gyanodaya Secondary School follows a structured evaluation system. At higher levels, assessment includes written examinations, practical assessments, regular tests, weekly examinations for board classes, feedback, and progress reporting.
Only students with regular attendance are allowed to participate in examinations. Progress reports of terminal examinations are distributed within 15 days after the examination is completed, and parents must be present to collect the report.
Ten Plus Two (+2) Law at Gyanodaya Secondary School provides a Grade 11 and Grade 12 legal studies pathway under NEB. The program introduces students to constitutional law, Nepalese legal system, procedural law, civil and criminal law, jurisprudence, and legal drafting.
The course is suitable for students interested in law, civic responsibility, public administration, governance, social sciences, and further legal education.
The program is offered at Gyanodaya Secondary School, Purano Kalimati, Bafal, Kathmandu, Nepal.
The +2 Law program is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB).
Students must have completed Grade 10 and obtained a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in SEE.
The program includes Constitutional Law, Nepalese Legal System, Procedural Law, Civil and Criminal Law and Justice, Jurisprudence and Legal Theories, and Legal Drafting.
Law students study with ICT-supported classroom learning, presentations, discussions, counseling, regular tests, and academic guidance.
Grade 11 applicants sit for a written entrance examination and may attend a need-based interview. The school also provides front desk counseling for course selection, admission procedures, documents, fee structure, and school policies.
