Ten Plus Two in Law

Ten Plus Two (Law) at Lumbini Academic College, Chuchchepati, Chabahil, Kathmandu

The Ten Plus Two (Law) stream at Lumbini Academic College (LAC) follows the National Examinations Board (NEB) structure for Grades XI–XII. The stream suits students who want an early start in legal studies while keeping core school subjects. This page outlines subjects, teaching, assessment, and admission so you can plan clearly.

Quick highlights

• Board and level: NEB, Grades XI–XII

• Stream: Law with core school subjects

• Location: Chuchchepati, Chabahil, Kathmandu

• Learning focus: law foundations, legal reading and writing, Nepal context

Subjects and combinations

Grade XI

Compulsory English; Compulsory Nepali; Elective (Compulsory): Social Studies & Life Skill Education or Mathematics; Jurisprudence & Legal Theories; Procedural Law.

Grade XII

Compulsory English; Compulsory Nepali; Elective (Compulsory): Social Studies & Life Skill Education or Mathematics; Constitutional Law; General Law.

Subject combinations are finalized each intake by the college. Confirm the exact basket and section timing in the current admission notice before you apply.

What you learn in the Law stream

• Jurisprudence & Legal Theories: basic legal concepts, sources of law, schools of thought, rights and duties, reasoning in law.

• Procedural Law: civil and criminal procedure at an introductory level; filing, notices, evidence basics; stages in cases.

• Constitutional Law: structure of the state, separation of powers, fundamental rights, judicial review in the Nepal context.

• General Law: contract, tort, property basics, consumer and labor overviews, and legal ethics at school level.

You practice legal terms, read short case extracts, and write brief notes. Regular writing helps you prepare for board exams and later entrance tests in law.

Teaching and assessment

Classes follow NEB prescriptions. Teachers use board work, short readings, and guided writing to build steady habits. You complete class tests, assignments, and terminal exams before the NEB boards. Where possible, teachers schedule brief case discussions or judgment summaries to connect rules with real situations. Attendance and timely submission matter because many units build on earlier lessons.

Learning resources and activities

• Reading support: statute excerpts, past-paper practice, and model answers for short and long questions.

• Writing practice: definition drills, short notes, problem-style prompts, and essay-type responses.

• Exposure: guest talks or observation visits when available (for example, an orientation at a court or legal office).

• Campus life: presentations, quiz rounds, and other activities that improve speaking and teamwork alongside study.

Ask the program office about the current session’s reading pack and any planned visits.

Who should choose +2 Law at LAC?

Choose this stream if you want an early foundation in law and plan to sit for law-school entrance after Grade XII. The syllabus helps you learn legal vocabulary, basic reasoning, and the structure of Nepal’s legal system. The stream also fits students who are drawn to civics, policy, public administration, or journalism.

Study rhythm you can expect

• Concept blocks: weekly targets for doctrine, definitions, and landmark topics.

• Writing drills: one-pagers, short notes, and structured answers with headings.

• Revision sets: unit tests and terminal exams to prepare for NEB boards.

• Reference time: regular reading of concise materials approved by the subject teacher.

Keep a notebook for key terms and case references. Short, daily review beats last-minute study.

Admission: what to prepare

• Application form within the intake window announced by the college.

• SEE or equivalent mark sheets and character certificate.

• Recent photographs and a copy of citizenship (or passport for international applicants).

• Any board-mandated documents for the current year.

Seats, sections, and subject baskets depend on demand each session. Check the intake notice for exact dates and document verification times.

After Grade XII: common pathways

• BALLB (five-year) at Tribhuvan University, Purbanchal University, Kathmandu University School of Law, or other approved providers (entrance as per the concerned university).

• B.A., B.S.W., or management/IT degrees for students who decide to explore allied fields before moving to legal studies.

• Entry roles in documentation, front-desk support at law offices, legal aid projects (as assistants), or media roles that need legal literacy.

Your next step depends on board results and the entrance exam for the law school you choose.

Tips for success in the Law stream

• Build a glossary of key terms in English and Nepali; revise weekly.

• Practice past questions under time limits; compare with marking schemes.

• Read the Constitution’s table of contents and track frequently tested parts.

• Write concise answers with headings: definition, rule, short example, conclusion.

• Ask for feedback on handwriting, structure, and accuracy—small fixes add up.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

1) Is Mathematics compulsory in +2 Law?

NEB allows an Elective (Compulsory) slot where you select Social Studies & Life Skill Education or Mathematics. The college confirms the running combination during admission.

2) Does +2 Law include practicals?

Law is theory-based at this level. Assessment focuses on written exams, class tests, and assignments.

3) Can I switch to science or commerce after Grade XI?

Stream changes depend on board rules and seat availability. Ask the program office early because course coverage diverges across streams.

4) What should I read beyond the textbook?

Start with the Constitution of Nepal (latest consolidated version), short primers on civil and criminal procedure, and past papers approved by your teachers.

5) How do I prepare for BALLB entrance after XII?

Keep board prep strong, then add entrance practice in legal reasoning, English, general knowledge, and basic math or logic as required by the target university.