Plus Two (+2) Law at National Integrated College (NIC), Maharajgunj, Kathmandu runs under the National Examination Board (NEB).
The stream introduces legal ideas, ethics, and civic awareness that support later study in BA LL.B., BSW/BASW, public administration, and policy fields.
NIC offers +2 Law as a two-year track for Grade 11 and 12. The stream develops reading precision, legal vocabulary, and structured argumentation. Classes run as per NEB rules, including internal assessment and final board examinations.
NEB affiliation and two academic years (Grade 11 and 12)
Foundational exposure to legal systems, constitutional principles, and rights
Assignments that include case briefs, short presentations, and community observation
Access to library/E-library, counseling, and activity schedules
NEB defines the subject basket for the Law stream. NIC publishes the session-wise combination during admissions.
Compulsory: English, Nepali
Law Group: subjects selected from constitutional principles, fundamentals of civil and criminal procedure, legal drafting basics, human rights and civic responsibility, Nepalese legal system, and introductory jurisprudence (as available under NEB plan)
Cross-cutting: Social Studies and Life Skills Education per NEB guideline
Class tasks include short case notes, glossary building, and basic legal writing. Students learn to read sections from acts or model codes and to summarize them in plain language.
Build accurate reading and writing habits for legal and civic texts
Introduce core concepts such as rule of law, due process, and rights
Encourage responsible citizenship and ethical reflection in daily decisions
Prepare students for entrance requirements of bachelor-level legal studies
Graduates move to BA LL.B., BSW/BASW, BA, public administration, and related degrees. The stream supports roles that value documentation, policy awareness, and communication after further study.
Read a short statute extract and restate the rule in your words
Write a case brief that captures facts, issues, rules, and a short analysis
Prepare simple memos or notices using clear, neutral language
Present arguments respectfully and respond to counterpoints with evidence
Legal Writing Basics: memos, notices, and structured briefs
Civic Literacy: constitutional values, rights, and duties
Research Habits: source notes, citation basics, and summary tables
Communication: public speaking, debate steps, and feedback cycles
Study Skills: spaced revision, question-type mapping, and mock tests
NIC uses lectures, guided reading, class debates, and periodic tests. Teachers assign group tasks that simulate a classroom moot, a policy poster, or a rights-awareness brief. The library supports independent reading and newspaper tracking to connect law to current events.
Applicants must have completed SEE or equivalent under NEB. Admission includes application review, counseling, and verification of documents such as mark sheets, character/transfer certificate, a citizenship or passport copy (as applicable), and recent photographs. Subject choices within the Law group depend on session-wise planning.
Early exposure roles through volunteering in legal awareness or community help desks
Documentation and front-desk support in offices after further study
Long-term pathways include BA LL.B., public administration, social work, and policy studies
NIC indicates merit- and need-based schemes. Categories, required proofs, and renewal rules change by session. You should ask for the latest scholarship circular during counseling.
Focus on reading accuracy, ethical reasoning, and clear writing
Classroom activities that build confidence in argument and civics
Structured preparation that links +2 work to bachelor-level legal studies
+2 Law at NIC offers a school-level introduction to legal studies in Kathmandu under NEB. Consistent practice in reading, writing, and debate creates a base for BA LL.B. and policy-linked degrees. Confirm the session-wise subject basket, intake dates, and scholarship process before you complete your application.
