Ten Plus Two (+2) Law at Navodit College runs under the National Examinations Board (NEB). The program is taught at the Samakhushi campus and follows NEB rules for Grades XI and XII. You study core language papers and law group papers that build early awareness of Nepal’s legal system, rights, and procedures.
Students who enjoy reading, case stories, and clear writing find this stream practical. Classes focus on short notes, past papers, and simple illustrations from daily life so ideas feel concrete rather than abstract.
Affiliation: NEB (Grade XI–XII)
Location: Samakhushi, Kathmandu
Medium: English and Nepali, as subjects require
Shifts: Morning and day (as scheduled)
Focus: Foundations of legal reasoning, basic procedures, Nepal-focused legal context
NEB prescribes the syllabus and examinations. Navodit College offers subject baskets as per NEB Law stream and yearly faculty allocation.
Typical structure
Grade XI: Compulsory English, Compulsory Nepali, Social Studies & Life Skills Education, plus NEB-prescribed law group papers
Grade XII: Continuation of language papers and NEB-prescribed law group papers with higher depth and board examinations
Law group focus (indicative)
Introductory legal concepts and reasoning
Basic procedural aspects
Constitutional context and civic understanding
Exact paper titles and weightage follow NEB circulars for the session. The college notice confirms final combinations offered each year.
Build clear reading and writing habits for legal study
Introduce foundational ideas about rights, duties, and due process in Nepal
Strengthen discipline in note-making, citation basics, and short answers
Prepare students for bachelor’s study in law and related social science fields
After +2 Law, students commonly apply for bachelor’s programs such as BA (Law-related combinations), BSW, or pathways that lead to law degrees as per university rules. Many plan for roles that value documentation, communication, and awareness of rules: office administration, paralegal support after further study, NGO/CSO documentation, and public service preparation following a bachelor’s degree.
Students who complete +2 Law at Navodit College are able to:
Explain core legal terms in plain language
Summarize short case stories and write focused answers
Identify basic procedural steps and civic responsibilities
Read news and policy notes with a legal lens
Prepare clean class notes and short references for assignments
Writing lab: short answers, summaries, and simple briefs
Case reading: newspaper reports and landmark case outlines at a basic level
Civic literacy: constitution highlights and rights awareness
Presentation practice: two–three slide explanations with Q&A
Library routine: reading logs and weekly check-ins
Teachers follow a planned calendar with weekly targets. Lessons combine short lectures, guided discussions, and written tasks. Internal tests, terminals, and model questions help you understand marking styles early.
Guest sessions from practitioners link classroom topics to real work in offices, municipalities, and community programs. Counseling supports subject choice, exam registration, and next-step planning.
Eligibility: SEE or equivalent meeting NEB grade criteria for the Law stream
Process: Submit the application within the deadline with mark sheet, character certificate, photographs, and ID. Attend counseling or placement interaction if scheduled. Final sectioning depends on grades, interest, and seat availability.
+2 Law acts as a bridge to higher study. After a bachelor’s degree, students pursue roles that rely on clear writing, rule awareness, and public interaction. Common directions include legal studies at university, documentation and compliance in organizations, community work with rights focus, and civil service preparation following degree-level requirements.
Navodit College provides scholarships based on merit and inclusion. Categories include distinction achievers, children of recognized martyrs of the 2062 movement, district/school toppers, students from remote areas, Dalit/scheduled caste, and other deserving students under college rules. Applicants should check the latest intake notice for criteria, quotas, and required documents.
NEB-accredited pathway with subject baskets that introduce legal thinking early
Balanced routine of language papers and law group papers
Exam-aware practice using past papers, checklists, and timed writing
Bilingual support and shift options that help you manage travel and time
Scholarship categories that value merit and representation
+2 Law at Navodit College offers a steady start for students who want structured reading, focused writing, and a clear entry into legal studies. You learn to handle short case notes, understand civic duties, and prepare for board exams without noise or distraction. The habits you build here carry into bachelor’s study and office work where accuracy and clarity matter every day.
How long is the program?
Two academic years under NEB (Grade XI and Grade XII).
Are the law group papers fixed for every intake?
Papers follow NEB policy. Final combinations are announced in the college notice each session.
What is the medium of instruction?
English and Nepali as the course requires.
Is project or practical work included?
Written tasks, case summaries, and presentation rounds run across the year. Follow teacher guidance and NEB rules.
Does the college guide for higher study?
Yes. Teachers advise on subject choices, exam registration, bachelor’s pathways, and document checklists for applications.
