KIC offers the Ten Plus Two (+2) Law program under the National Examination Board (NEB) in Swayambhu, Sanobharyang, Kathmandu. If you want an early start in legal studies, this stream builds legal literacy, research habits, and writing skills within NEB guidelines.
The +2 Law stream introduces you to the structure of Nepal’s legal system, constitutional principles, and basic civil and criminal concepts. You practice reading legal texts and summarizing key points. You learn how laws affect daily life, public offices, and community responsibilities.
This stream supports future studies in BA/LLB or other legal pathways. You gain steady reading and writing practice that helps with university entrance tests and first-year workloads.
NEB-affiliated +2 Law stream
Focus on legal system basics, constitution, rights, and procedure at an introductory level
Statute reading, case summaries, and short legal writing tasks
Debates and moderated discussions to strengthen argumentation
Guest interactions where feasible and scheduled visits to public bodies
Merit-based scholarships as per KIC policy
KIC follows the NEB subject grid for +2 Law. You study compulsory NEB subjects along with stream papers that build legal awareness, civic duties, and institutional functions. Reading materials include acts, rules, official reports, and judgments in simplified form where available. Assignments cover definitions, short notes, structured answers, and short essays.
Where capacity allows, KIC sets debate practice, statute reading circles, and case-brief exercises. Internal tests run across terms and the NEB board examination concludes each grade.
Build foundational understanding of Nepal’s legal framework
Read statutes and summarize main clauses with clear notes
Practice legal vocabulary in Nepali and English
Develop reasoned arguments in class discussions
Recognize ethics and responsibilities in legal contexts
Many students aim for integrated law degrees after +2. You may also move toward social sciences, public administration, or development studies. Entry-level support roles in legal offices remain limited immediately after +2, but exposure during this stream supports internships and orientation programs during higher studies.
Summarize sections of statutes and prepare issue-based notes
Draft short, structured answers for legal questions
Distinguish between civil and criminal matters at an introductory level
Explain core constitutional ideas such as rights and duties
Present arguments in an organized way using facts and sources
Legal reading and case-brief writing
Argument mapping and debate practice
Plain-language summaries for public communication
Note-taking from official sources and reports
Basic research steps with citations to laws and judgments
KIC uses guided reading, case discussions, and writing workshops. Debates help you practice clear speech and respectful rebuttal. Study groups review past questions and create outlines for likely topics. Field exposure may include visits to courts or public bodies as scheduled by the college, subject to permissions.
Eligibility follows NEB rules for +2 Law. Submit SEE or equivalent transcripts, application forms, and identity documents during admission. Subject selection and seats depend on annual capacity. Short interviews or counseling may apply.
After higher studies in law, you can work as an advocate, legal officer, researcher, compliance officer, or public policy analyst. The +2 Law stream gives you an early base in reading laws and writing clearly—two habits that matter across all legal roles.
KIC announces merit-linked tuition waivers each session. Categories range from partial to full tuition support based on prior scores. A topper award recognizes strong academic performance for a short duration. Renewal depends on attendance, discipline, and ongoing results.
Early start in legal studies within NEB rules
Strong practice in legal reading and writing
Debate and case-brief activities that train clear argumentation
Scholarship opportunities for high performers
Pathway to integrated law degrees and related fields
The +2 Law stream at KIC builds legal awareness and writing discipline. If you aim for law school, this program gives you steady practice in reading statutes, organizing arguments, and preparing for advanced study.
1) What is the duration of +2 Law?
Two academic years under NEB.
2) Will I study only law subjects?
You study NEB compulsory subjects plus law stream papers as per the NEB subject grid.
3) Are debates mandatory?
Participation guidelines are set by teachers. Regular practice helps build confidence and clarity.
4) Can I visit courts or legal offices?
Visits may be organized subject to schedules and permissions.
5) What language is used in class?
Nepali and English are used as suitable for the course content.
