The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) program at PU College of Law is a three-year undergraduate course offered to students who have already completed a bachelor’s degree in any stream. Located in Puspalalchowk, Biratnagar, this program is run under the Faculty of Law, Purbanchal University.
The LLB course focuses on helping students build a firm understanding of Nepal’s legal systems, judicial procedures, and institutional frameworks. It prepares students to engage with the legal field in a structured and meaningful way.
The LLB program is designed to develop professional legal skills through classroom-based instruction and practice-oriented modules. Whether students aim to become advocates, work in public legal services, or continue their education in law, the program lays a solid foundation for further growth.

Duration: 3 years (6 semesters)
Affiliation: Purbanchal University, Faculty of Law
Teaching Mode: Semester-wise system with final exams and internal assessments
Constitutional Law
Civil Law and Code of Conduct
Criminal Law
Contract Law
Law of Evidence
Jurisprudence and Legal Theories
Procedural Law (Criminal and Civil)
Administrative Law
International Law and Human Rights
Legal Writing, Drafting, and Research Methodology
Each semester includes core subjects and application-based components. Students gradually learn to analyze legal issues, interpret legislation, and understand case laws relevant to national and international legal practices.
The LLB program aims to:
Provide students with a structured understanding of legal principles
Train students to interpret and apply laws in a professional context
Support the development of written and verbal legal communication
Strengthen ethical reasoning and public responsibility in legal matters
Prepare graduates for legal practice, judiciary exams, and public service
The program uses multiple teaching techniques to make legal education practical and accessible. Methods include:
Case study analysis and group discussions
Classroom debates and legal presentations
Moot court exercises to simulate real courtroom scenarios
Supervised field visits to courts and legal aid centers
Continuous assessments through internal tests and assignments
To apply for the LLB program at PU College of Law:
Students must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized university
Applicants must pass the entrance examination conducted by Purbanchal University
Final selection is based on academic performance and entrance results
Available Seats: 120
Fee: Moderate and based on university regulations (subject to updates each academic year)
The college ensures that qualified students can access legal education without undue financial burden, aligning with PU’s public academic policy.
Graduates of the LLB program at PU College of Law are prepared to:
Register with the Nepal Bar Council as licensed advocates
Work as legal officers in government ministries, courts, or corporations
Pursue roles in NGOs, INGOs, and policy research institutions
Prepare for Nepal Judicial Service Commission or Lok Sewa examinations
Engage in legal research or pursue postgraduate legal education
PU College of Law follows the scholarship provisions of Purbanchal University. Eligible students must:
Maintain 90% attendance
Score at least 50% in terminal evaluations
Pass the scholarship entrance assessment and interview conducted by the university
Scholarships are offered to encourage academic consistency and support students from diverse backgrounds.