If you're a student from a +2 Humanities, Management, or Education background and are thinking about pursuing law, you might be asking: What exactly will I study in a BA LLB course? Will this help me build a real career in legal practice?
The Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Legislative Law (BA LLB) at Mid-West University Graduate School of Law (MU Graduate School of Law), based in Birendranagar, Surkhet, is a five-year, ten-semester undergraduate program that blends foundational legal education with core social science disciplines. This course prepares students for various roles in legal advocacy, public service, research, and academic fields.
The program was launched in 2018 under Mid-West University—a government-funded public university established in 2010 with the mission of expanding higher education across Nepal’s western and mid-western regions.

Program Name: Bachelor of Arts – Bachelor of Legislative Law (BA LLB)
Institution: MU Graduate School of Law, Surkhet
Affiliation: Mid-West University, Public Autonomous University
Duration: 5 years (10 semesters)
Location: Birendranagar, Surkhet, Karnali Province
Eligibility: Minimum D+ in all subjects in 10+2 or equivalent
Scholarships: Four categories available
Intake Time: Admission opens around August–September
Evaluation: Entrance exam + Interview
Here’s what you’ll study over five years:
The BA LLB program integrates legal subjects with political science, sociology, and economics in early semesters, and gradually shifts toward specialized legal topics in later years. Practical training is included in nearly every semester.
| Semester | Subjects | Practical Components | Total Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | 6 | 1 | 15 |
| Second | 6 | 1 | 13.5 |
| Third | 6 | 1 | 16.5 |
| Fourth | 7 | 1 | 18 |
| Fifth | 7 | 2 | 21 |
| Sixth | 7 | 2 | 19.5 |
| Seventh | 7 | 2 | 19.5 |
| Eighth | 7 | 1 | 21 |
| Ninth | 6 | 1 | 18 |
| Tenth | 5 | 2 | 15 |
Each semester balances theory and practical modules, with moot courts, internships, and legal writing workshops.
Build a solid foundation in both law and the social sciences
Prepare students to handle legal challenges in Nepal’s judicial and administrative sectors
Promote democratic values, ethics, and justice in legal practice
Equip learners with the academic and professional tools required for law careers and further study
The BA LLB degree opens doors to careers in:
Legal practice (as an advocate after bar certification)
Judiciary preparation
Public service (judicial, legal, or administrative roles)
Human rights and development organizations
Academic or policy research
It also allows graduates to pursue further education in Master’s or LLM programs.
By completing this course, students will:
Understand the structure of Nepalese and international legal systems
Interpret and analyze laws and judgments critically
Draft legal documents and court submissions
Develop research skills needed for legal or academic writing
Advocate in mock and real-life courtroom settings with confidence
Throughout the program, students practice:
Legal research and analysis
Public speaking and courtroom communication
Document drafting (contracts, petitions, etc.)
Mediation and negotiation skills
Case preparation and presentation
Each practical subject includes assignments, presentations, and assessments linked with real-world legal scenarios.
The teaching model emphasizes participation and real engagement. Students attend:
Lectures with open discussion
Case study analysis and group debates
Legal drafting sessions
Moot courts judged by faculty or external experts
Workshops with practicing lawyers or guest lecturers
Faculty members include professors with legal academic backgrounds and experience in litigation, research, and legal consultation.
To apply for the BA LLB program:
Completion of 10+2 (or equivalent) in any discipline
Minimum D+ in each subject
Must pass entrance exam and interview
Submit the completed application form
Attach required documents (see below)
Sit for the entrance exam
Attend the interview if shortlisted
SLC Mark Sheet and Character Certificate
Class 11 Mark Sheet (if final +2 result pending)
+2 Transcript, Character Certificate, Provisional & Migration Certificates
Admit Card (if awaiting +2 results)
Citizenship copy
Three passport-size photos
Graduates may pursue work as:
Lawyers (after bar council licensing)
Legal officers in government institutions
Legal researchers or assistants
Officers in NGOs/INGOs working on human rights or law reform
Teachers or trainers in legal education
Graduates can also prepare for civil service exams and judicial service entrance examinations.
MU Graduate School of Law offers the following scholarships:
Purnakalina Chhatrabriti: Full funding for deserving students
Uttkrishta Bidhyarthi Chhatrabriti: Based on academic performance
Garib Tatha Jehandar Chhatrabriti: For students from economically disadvantaged families
Karmachari Chhatrabriti: Reserved for children of university staff
Scholarships are reviewed periodically and require consistent academic progress.
If you're looking for legal education rooted in real experience and social responsibility, the BA LLB program at MU Graduate School of Law provides:
A balance of academic study and practical skills
Exposure to real courtroom settings and fieldwork
Teaching guided by national legal standards
A supportive learning environment in Surkhet
Affordability and access to scholarships
For students from remote or mid-western regions, the program is a practical and relevant way to access legal education without relocating far from home.
Legal education isn’t just about knowing the law—it’s about using that knowledge to improve lives. At Mid-West University Graduate School of Law, the BA LLB program gives students the academic grounding, real-world practice, and mentorship they need to succeed.
Whether you want to be an advocate, civil servant, researcher, or changemaker in your community, this course provides the structure, support, and opportunity to get started.