The NEB +2 in Law at WOVMS introduces students to Nepal’s legal framework, civic responsibilities, and core legal reasoning. The stream adheres to NEB rules for subjects, internal evaluation, attendance, and national board examinations.
It prepares learners for bachelor-level law, public administration, criminology, and social science studies.
The stream helps students read statutes and case summaries, write concise notes, and follow logical steps while forming arguments. Emphasis is placed on ethics, public interest, and respect for lawful procedures.
Aligned with NEB’s Law stream for Grade 11 and 12:
Fundamentals of law and legal systems
Constitutional provisions and the structure of the state
Criminal law basics and procedure overview
Civil law concepts, contract basics, and property law elements
Human rights, rule of law, and civic education
Legal drafting practice, citation styles, and documentation
Students complete assignments on legal terms, summarization of provisions, and mock exercises such as simple petitions or applications under teacher guidance.
Internal evaluation includes unit tests, terminal exams, class participation, and practical work where applicable. The final certification depends on NEB board results.
The library maintains reference texts and documents relevant to Nepal’s legal system. Teachers run review sessions before terminals and boards. Debates and group discussions help learners practice oral presentation and respectful disagreement.
Graduates may pursue BALLB, BSW with legal studies, BA with political science, public administration, or paralegal training. The stream strengthens reading discipline, formal writing, and procedural awareness—skills required in courts, local government offices, and community programs.
