Universal Modern College Bhaktapur conducts the NEB Ten Plus Two (+2) Law stream in association with Kathmandu School of Law.
You begin legal studies in Bhaktapur at Dadhikot, Modern Chowk, and build foundations in Nepalese law, civic duties, and legal writing. Students/Learners practice reading cases, reasoning from rules, and presenting arguments in clear language.
NEB +2 Law in Bhaktapur under UMC, associated with Kathmandu School of Law since 2074 B.S.
Location: Dadhikot, Modern Chowk; academic continuity within the Modern community
Practical exposure: case reading, document preparation, and debate practice
Continuous assessment with terminal examinations under NEB
The NEB curriculum covers core NEB subjects along with Law-focused papers such as Jurisprudence basics, Constitutional law overview, Civil and Criminal law introductions, and legal drafting practice.
Nepalese Legal System and sources of law
Constitutional rights and duties, federal structures, and judicial roles
Civil and Criminal law introductions with simple case materials
Legal language and drafting: petitions, notices, and structured writing
Internal tasks: case briefs, short arguments, quizzes, and presentations
NEB board examinations according to the national calendar
Build early legal literacy and ethical awareness
Help Students/Learners read rules, summarize facts, and state claims clearly
Prepare you for bachelor-level law study or related social science programs
You move toward law degrees, public administration, social work, or policy support roles. The stream fits learners aiming at legal research assistance, paralegal tasks, and community legal awareness.
Explain how laws are made and applied in Nepal
Read short cases and extract facts, issues, and holdings
Draft simple legal notes, notices, and petitions
Present arguments in calm, respectful language
Case-brief writing workshops
Moot-style oral practice for confidence and clarity
Research orientation using official sources and statute indexes
Ethics and professionalism sessions linked to civic responsibility
UMC uses student-centered routines: group case analysis, role-play of court procedures, debate sessions, and guided research. Audio-visual resources support topic introductions. Continuous assessment helps you build consistent study habits.
SEE or equivalent as per NEB rules
Document submission per college notice and NEB standards
Orientation session and fee completion before class placement
Foundation for bachelor-level law studies
Early roles in legal documentation, community legal aid support, or policy projects
Pathway to positions in NGOs, local bodies, and research assistance after further study
Merit and need-based assistance may be available under institutional policy. You should confirm the current criteria, required documents, and deadlines.
You gain an early start in legal reasoning in Bhaktapur with a structured association to Kathmandu School of Law. The campus routine trains you to read carefully, write precisely, and speak respectfully—skills that support higher study and socially responsible work.
UMC’s +2 Law stream provides a steady framework for first-step legal study. You develop reading, writing, and reasoning habits that serve in higher education and community service.
