B.A. LL.B. Programme

The integrated B.A. LL.B. Semester Programme was introduced to improve the quality of legal education through a semester system. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical legal skills, enabling students to solve real-life legal problems. The program prepares competent legal professionals for careers in the judiciary, legal practice, government, corporate sector, and research while meeting national and international legal standards. 10-semester integrated B.A. LL.B. programme. The current curriculum emphasizes professional skills, research, ethics, human rights, and practical legal education, producing competent legal professionals capable of serving society and the justice system.

Objectives of the Integrated Semester System 

• Develop advocacy skills through moot courts, client interviewing, mediation, and conciliation.
• Improve practical legal skills through clinical education and seminars.
• Familiarize students with trial procedures and cross-examination techniques.
• Provide legal knowledge from social, cultural, and development perspectives.
• Produce competent, skilled, and ethical legal professionals.
• Instill social responsibility and respect for human rights.
• Promote legal excellence with national and international perspectives.
• Encourage legal research among students and faculty.
• Prepare graduates for careers in law, judiciary, government service, legal research, and consultancy.

Duration and Academic Calendar

This is a full-time 10-Semester Course. It is designed only for those students opting to attend the classes in the day shift. In the case of the government employee, any other public body, s/he will be required to submit an official letter of approval before admission. TU’s academic calendar is operating regularly.

Admission Requirements

Applicants must have completed the 10+2 or an equivalent degree in any discipline from an institution officially recognized by Tribhuvan University (TU). The Faculty of Law conducts an entrance examination of 100 marks, comprising both subjective (70 marks) and objective (30 marks). Candidates must secure a position on the entrance exam merit list. Furthermore, the Faculty applies a cutoff percentage based on the applicant’s qualifying degree (10+2 or equivalent) to ensure academic quality.