The Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) at Bagmati University is a three-year postgraduate professional law program designed for students who have already completed a bachelor's degree in any discipline. The program focuses exclusively on law and law-related subjects, including jurisprudence, constitutional law, criminal law, property law, contract law, international law, legal research, evidence, professional ethics, and Nepalese legal systems. It also emphasizes practical legal education through moot courts, clinical work, drafting, advocacy, and placement.
Duration
Discipline
Level
Affiliation
Last Updated
The following criteria must be met by applicants to Bagmati Province University's LL.B. (Three-Year) Program:
The candidate must have graduated from an accredited university or institution with a bachelor's degree in any field.
The candidate must have earned a minimum of 40% of the possible points at the bachelor's level.
A minimum of 1.6 CGPA at the bachelor's level is necessary for candidates from a grading scheme.
Before being admitted to the LL.B. program, the bachelor's degree must be finished.
Candidates must complete any further prerequisites for admission (such an interview or entrance exam) that Bagmati Province University may occasionally specify.
First Year
Compulsory Subject
S.N | Subject |
1 | Jurisprudence and Legal Theory |
2 | Constitutional Law |
3 | Public International Law |
4 | Procedural Law |
5 | Family Law |
6 | Law of Contract |
Optional Subject (Select any two)
S.N | Subject |
7 | Media Law |
8 | Administrative Law |
9 | Taxation Law |
10 | Fiscal Law |
11 | International Trade Law |
12 | Law of Torts |
Second Year
Compulsory Subjects
S.N | Subject |
1 | Law of Crimes |
2 | Law of International Institutions |
3 | Moot Court, Pre-Trial Preparation, and Participation in Trial |
4 | Law of Property |
5 | Legal Research Methodology |
6 | Clinical Law (Conveyancing and Drafting) |
7 | Law of Evidence |
Optional Subjects( Select any two)
S.N | Subjects |
8 | Labour Law |
9 | Law of Consumer Protection |
10 | International Air and Space Law |
11 | Environmental Law |
12 | Gender and Inclusive Justice |
13 | Law of Insurance |
14 | Criminology (Crime and Delinquency) |
Third Year
Compulsory Subject
S.N | Subjects |
1 | Comparative Law and Nepalese Legal System |
2 | Human Rights Law and Refugee Law |
3 | Interpretation of Statutes |
4 | Professional Ethics and Lawyering Skills |
5 | Law of Company Governance |
6 | Clinical Work (Placement) |
Optional Subjects (Select any two)
S.N | Subjects |
7 | Law of Banking and Negotiable Instruments |
8 | Conflict of Laws |
9 | Intellectual Property Law |
10 | Cyber Law |
11 | Penology and Victimology |
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply substantive and procedural legal principles to real-world legal problems.
Analyze constitutional, civil, criminal, commercial, and international laws.
Interpret legislation, judicial decisions, and legal documents.
Apply legal reasoning and critical thinking to complex legal issues.
Conduct legal research and prepare legal opinions, arguments, and academic papers.
Develop skills in legal drafting, pleading, conveyancing, advocacy, and negotiation.
Apply alternative dispute-resolution techniques and courtroom procedures.
Demonstrate practical legal skills through moot courts, clinical work, and placements.
Apply professional ethics, integrity, accountability, and principles of social justice.
Understand human rights, gender justice, environmental protection, and other contemporary legal issues.
Demonstrate effective communication, research, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
Pursue careers as advocates, legal advisors, judicial officers, prosecutors, corporate legal officers, policy analysts, legal researchers, and academicians.
