The Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Laws (BALLB) at National Law College, Lalitpur, is a five-year integrated undergraduate program affiliated with Tribhuvan University.
It combines the study of humanities and core legal subjects to build a strong academic and professional foundation in law.
The program is designed to help students understand legal systems and apply legal reasoning in real-world situations.
The BALLB curriculum spans ten semesters, including compulsory and elective courses, research projects, and practical training. Key subject areas include:
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Contract Law
Tort Law
Jurisprudence
International Law
Human Rights Law
Family Law
Administrative Law
Environmental Law
Corporate Law
Intellectual Property Law
Comparative Law
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Legal Research and Writing
This curriculum is regularly reviewed to reflect current legal developments as prescribed by Tribhuvan University.
Total Duration: 5 years
Academic Sessions: 10 semesters (2 semesters per year)
Develop legal knowledge grounded in constitutional, civil, and criminal laws
Strengthen analytical and interpretive abilities within legal contexts
Promote interdisciplinary perspectives through a blend of arts and law subjects
Encourage ethical reasoning, justice awareness, and public responsibility
Prepare students for professional careers in legal practice, public service, or academic research
To apply for the BALLB program, candidates must:
Complete higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent from a recognized board
Fulfill the minimum eligibility set by Tribhuvan University for entrance
Pass the entrance examination administered by the Faculty of Law, TU
Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:
Understand core legal principles and apply them effectively
Conduct independent legal research and case analysis
Communicate legal arguments clearly in writing and speech
Maintain professional ethics and integrity
Work independently and collaboratively in academic and professional environments
Interpret legal issues in light of national and international law
Graduates of the BALLB program have the option to pursue various legal careers such as:
Advocate or legal practitioner
Judicial or legal officer in government institutions
Corporate legal advisor
Policy analyst or legal researcher
Legal officer in NGOs or INGOs
Lecturer or academic researcher
Further academic options include pursuing a Master of Laws (LL.M.) or other postgraduate specializations.
Law firms and bar practice
Government legal services
Corporate legal departments
Non-profit and development organizations
Legal aid and human rights institutions
Research centers and think tanks
Submit an application through TU’s official portal
Appear for the Faculty of Law’s entrance test
Admission is granted based on merit and seat availability
Documentation: transcripts, character certificate, citizenship, and entrance result
National Law College provides essential resources to support academic growth:
Multimedia classrooms
Legal research library with online and offline resources
24/7 Wi-Fi access across campus
Computer lab with legal databases
Moot court hall for simulations
Regular guest lectures and seminars
Students participate in:
Moot court competitions
Debates and legal writing contests
Legal aid and awareness camps
Research workshops and publication activities
These activities promote teamwork, advocacy, public speaking, and legal awareness.
Scholarships are available based on academic merit and inclusion criteria. Categories include:
Entrance exam merit scholarships
Reserved quotas for underrepresented communities
Financial aid for students with demonstrated need
Interested candidates should contact the college administration for current scholarship information.
TU-affiliated and centrally recognized program
Blend of academic knowledge and practical experience
Qualified faculty with diverse legal expertise
Emphasis on research, writing, and advocacy skills
Inclusive and accessible learning environment
For details on admissions, fees, scholarships, and program guidance, please reach out to the administrative office.