Ten Plus Two (10+2) Law at Surkhet Model College is a National Examination Board (NEB)-affiliated Class 11 and Class 12 program offered at Birendranagar-08, Surkhet, Karnali Province.
Surkhet Model College was established in 2010 and offers academic programs under NEB, TU, and FWU. The +2 Law program is designed for students who want an early academic foundation in legal studies, justice, rights, responsibilities, and legal systems before continuing to higher education in law or related fields.
Program: Ten Plus Two (10+2) Law
Affiliation: National Examination Board (NEB)
Level: Class 11 and Class 12
Duration: Two years
Location: Birendranagar-08, Surkhet, Karnali Province, Nepal
Focus areas include constitutional law, procedural law, jurisprudence, Nepalese legal system, civil and criminal law, and legal drafting
Suitable for students interested in law, administration, justice, public service, research, and legal studies
Facilities include library, computer lab, internet, counselling, cafeteria, hostel, transport, sports, and ECA support
The +2 Law curriculum provides foundational knowledge of legal principles and legal systems. It introduces students to constitutional, procedural, civil, criminal, theoretical, and drafting-related areas of law.
Class 11 includes:
Compulsory English
Compulsory Nepali
Social Studies
Constitutional Law
Procedural Law
Jurisprudence and Legal Theories
Class 12 includes:
Compulsory English
Compulsory Nepali
Social Studies
Nepalese Legal System
Civil and Criminal Law and Justice
Legal Drafting
Build foundational understanding of legal principles.
Develop awareness of justice, rights, and responsibilities.
Introduce students to constitutional, civil, criminal, and procedural law.
Support analytical thinking for legal and administrative study.
Prepare students for further education in law and related disciplines.
Ten Plus Two Law is relevant for students who want to begin legal education after SEE. The program gives students an academic base for future study in law and for pathways connected with public service, administration, research, advocacy, and legal institutions.
At Surkhet Model College, the program is part of a wider academic environment that includes management, science, technology-linked management, hospitality, and postgraduate management programs. This gives students access to a multi-program college setting while studying law at the secondary level.
Understand basic legal concepts and legal systems.
Explain the role of law in justice, rights, and social responsibility.
Identify key areas of constitutional, procedural, civil, and criminal law.
Develop introductory legal reasoning and analytical thinking.
Prepare for higher studies in law and related academic fields.
Legal awareness
Analytical thinking
Reading and writing for legal study
Understanding of justice and rights
Legal drafting foundation
Public speaking and presentation readiness
Research-oriented academic preparation
The +2 Law program at Surkhet Model College is supported through classroom instruction, academic guidance, and student support services. The college environment also includes counselling, extracurricular activities, educational tours, sports, clubs, and cultural activities.
Classroom teaching
Academic assessment and follow-up
Counselling support
Educational tours
ECA and club activities
Sports and cultural activities
Library and learning-resource support
Further study in law
Advocacy and litigation pathways after higher legal education
Civil service preparation
Legal research
Public administration
Judiciary-related pathways after further qualification
NGO and INGO-related legal and rights-based work after further study
Banking, financial, and institutional legal support roles after higher education
Scholarship support for selected students
Support for students from disadvantaged backgrounds
Support for hard-working students
Support for students from marginalized communities
Scholarship support for children of martyrs
Admission generally begins after SEE results.
Applicants submit the required application form and academic records.
Admission may include entrance examination, interview, or merit-based selection according to the college procedure.
Selected students complete fee payment and enrollment requirements.
NEB subject registration is completed through the college.
Completed admission or application form
SEE grade sheet
Character certificate from the previous school
Transfer Certificate
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Admission fee payment receipt
Ten Plus Two Law follows the NEB academic and examination system for Class 11 and Class 12. Students complete prescribed subjects and appear in examinations according to the NEB structure.
For Grade 11 admission, students must have completed Grade 10 and obtained a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in SEE.
Ten Plus Two (10+2) Law at Surkhet Model College provides NEB-affiliated legal education at the Class 11 and Class 12 level in Birendranagar-08, Surkhet. The program is suitable for students who want to build an early foundation in law, justice, legal systems, rights, responsibilities, and legal drafting.
The course supports students preparing for higher legal education and related academic pathways while studying within the student-support environment of Surkhet Model College.
It is an NEB-affiliated Class 11 and Class 12 program focused on foundational legal studies.
Surkhet Model College is located in Birendranagar-08, Surkhet, Karnali Province, Nepal.
Students must have completed Grade 10 and obtained a minimum average GPA of 1.6 in SEE for Grade 11 enrollment.
The program includes subjects such as Constitutional Law, Procedural Law, Jurisprudence and Legal Theories, Nepalese Legal System, Civil and Criminal Law and Justice, and Legal Drafting.
Students may continue to higher education in law and related fields connected with public service, administration, research, advocacy, and legal institutions.
Scholarship support is available for selected students, including students from disadvantaged backgrounds, hard-working students, marginalized communities, and children of martyrs.
