LLB Entrance Preparation 2081(New Syllabus)

INTRODUCTION TO SYLLABUS &

SUBJECT MATTER

Yagya Raj Pandey

(LL.M., Constitutional Law and Criminal Law)
 LLB Course?
• 3 years bachelor degree in law, who has complete bachelors degree in any other
field recognized by TU can apply for the Form of LLB Entrance.
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 Colleges that offer LLB
• Nepal Law Campus, Kathmandu (600 seats, 480+120)
• Prithvi Narayan Campus, Pokhara (300 seats, 240+60)
• Mahendra Multiple Campus, Dharan (300 seats, 240+60)
• Mahenra Multiple Campus, Nepalgunj (300 seats, 240+60)
• Mahendra Bindeshwori Multiple Campus, Rajbiraj (300 seats, 240+60)
• Butwal Multiple Campus, Butwal (300 seats, 240+60)
• Harikhetan Multiple Campus, Birgunj (200 seats, 160+40)
Old Syllabus &
Question Format
 New Proposed Syllabus
• Subject Matter • Question Format
• Jurisprudence -ljlwzf:q_ • Full Marks: 100
• Constitution of Nepal -g]kfnsf] ;+ljwfg_ • Multiple Choice Questions
(MCQ) 1x100=100
• Muluki Codes -d'n'sL ;+lxtfx?_
- Muluki Civil Code, 2074
- Muluki Civil Procedural Code
- Muluki Criminal Code, 2074
- Muluki Criminal Procedural Code, 2074
• The Criminal Offences (Sentencing & Execution) Act, 2074
 Questions Sample
1. The Sovereignty of Nepal under present Constitution of Nepal is vested to
a. President of Nepal c. House of representatives
b. Chief Justice of Nepal d. Nepali people
2. ‘Hear the other party’ is the principle of
a. Restorative justice c. Corrective justice
b. Natural justice d. Distributive justice
3. “The life of law has not been logic but it has been experience” is the saying of:
a. Gray c. Oliver Wendell Holmes
b. Karl Llewellyn d. Jerome Frank
4. What is the punishment for polygamy?
A. Imprisonment up to five years and fine up to Fifty thousand rupees
b. Imprisonment for three years or fine up to Thirty thousand rupees
d. Imprisonment from one year to two years or both
c. Imprisonment from one year to five years and fine ranging from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 50,000
36. Which of the following is true in the death hypothesis?
a. The matter of killing in the line of duty
b. If an 80-year-old person has not been in contact for seven years
c. 10 years since an airplane crash
d. If there is no contact that has been alive for 12 years
 Syllabus Breakdown
• Jurisprudence
- Schools of Law
- Sources of Law
- Juristic Person
- Right and Duties
- Property, Ownership & Possession
- Justice
• Constitution of Nepal
- Muluki Civil Code, 2074
- Muluki Civil Procedural Code
- Muluki Criminal Code, 2074
- Muluki Criminal Procedural Code, 2074
• The Criminal Offences (Sentencing & Execution) Act, 2074