Ten Plus Two (+2) Law at Southwestern State College (SWSC), Basundhara, Kathmandu, follows the National Examinations Board (NEB) curriculum across Grades 11 and 12. The stream suits students interested in Nepal’s legal system, public administration, and civic leadership.
You study legal foundations alongside language and social studies, then practice case reading and structured writing that prepare you for bachelor-level legal studies.
Affiliation: National Examinations Board (NEB)
Duration: Two academic years (Grade 11 and 12)
Shift: Morning 6:30 AM–11:00 AM
Evaluation: Internal assessments and NEB board examinations
Location: Basundhara, Kathmandu (near Ring Road)
NEB structures +2 Law with a mix of language, social foundations, and legal studies. SWSC sequences units so you gain legal literacy before moving into Nepal-focused topics.
Core study set:
English and Nepali
Social Studies and Life Skills
Procedural Law
Jurisprudence and Legal Theories
Constitutional Law
Teachers run unit tests, short-answer drills, and case-based discussions. Students keep organized notes on legal terms, landmark provisions in Nepal’s constitution, and citation styles for assignments. The academic calendar includes model tests that mirror NEB question formats.
The stream builds a clear understanding of legal concepts and the role of law in a democratic state. Students learn how rights, duties, and procedures interact in everyday contexts. The aim is to help you read statutes with care, summarize judgments, and write precise answers under exam conditions.
Graduates apply to bachelor programs such as BALLB or LLB (as per university rules) and related fields like public administration, social sciences, and development studies. The foundation also supports roles where policy awareness and documentation matter, including local governance and community programs.
Students who complete +2 Law should be able to:
Explain basic legal concepts and sources of law in Nepal.
Outline key features of constitutional provisions and fundamental rights.
Read, summarize, and present simple cases or legal texts.
Write short legal notes and structured answers that use appropriate terminology.
Legal writing and citation: Paragraph answers, issue spotting, and brief citations.
Case reading: Facts, issues, reasoning, and judgment summaries in clear steps.
Civic literacy: Constitution-focused study and policy discussions.
Exam practice: Timed responses that match NEB blueprints.
Faculty deliver board-oriented lectures, guided reading of legal texts, presentations, and short debates on current legal topics. Students present case briefs to practice clarity and time discipline. Periodic feedback sessions address writing precision and terminology.
Eligibility: Minimum C in Mathematics and Science with GPA 2.2 or above in SEE (or equivalent)
Documents: SEE mark sheet, character certificate, recent photographs, and copy of citizenship/passport (as applicable)
Placement steps: Form submission, counseling, and seat confirmation as per intake notice
+2 Law graduates continue to bachelor-level legal programs. Early roles appear in documentation support, paralegal assistance under supervision, legal research assistance, and helpdesk work in institutions that require basic policy knowledge. Many students choose BALLB/LLB to qualify for advanced legal practice.
SWSC provides merit scholarships based on SEE results, internal performance scholarships linked to term assessments, and government quota categories as applicable during admission counseling.
The Law stream at SWSC offers NEB-approved legal subjects, structured practice in legal writing, and steady exam preparation. Morning hours help commuters and create a consistent routine for case reading and revision.
+2 Law at Southwestern State College gives you a structured start in Nepal-focused legal studies. Students build habits in reading, writing, and discussion that support bachelor-level law admissions and policy-oriented careers.
