LLB Pass — Nepal LLB & BALLB Entrance MCQ Preparation
Practice TU LL.B. and B.A.LL.B. entrance MCQs for Nepal with mock exams, flashcards, legal maxims, Constitution articles and jurists, in English and Nepali.
Study library
- Articles — All 308 articles of the Constitution of Nepal in plain words, with practice questions for the TU LL.B. and B.A.LL.B. entrance exams.
- Parts — The parts of the Constitution of Nepal and the articles each one spans.
- Schedules — The schedules of the Constitution of Nepal and the articles they belong to.
- Legal Maxims — Latin legal maxims and legal terms with their meanings, as asked in the TU LL.B. and B.A.LL.B. entrance exams.
- Sentences — Offences under Nepal's Muluki codes with their sections and punishments, summarised for the TU LLB entrance exam.
- Commissions — Constitutional commissions with their articles, members and who appoints them.
- Jurists — The jurists the entrance exam asks about: their schools, theories, books and famous lines.
- Theories — Theories of law for the LLB entrance, from natural law and positivism to legal realism, with the jurists behind each one.
- Landmark Cases — Landmark Supreme Court of Nepal cases for the LLB entrance: what each case decided and the legal principle it established.
- Key Acts & Statutes — The acts and statutes of Nepal the TU LLB entrance exam draws on, with what each one covers and the provisions examiners ask about.
- Legal History — Key events in Nepal's constitutional and legal history, from the Muluki Ain of 1854 to the 2015 Constitution, for the LLB entrance.
- Glossary — Legal terms from the TU LL.B. entrance syllabus, each defined in plain words for quick revision.
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- Administrative Writs in Nepal: Mandamus, Certiorari, and Prohibition
- Rights relating to Health (Article 35), Food (Article 36), and Housing (Article 37)
- Rights of Senior Citizens (Article 41) and Consumer Rights (Article 44)
- Right to Communication and Press Freedom (Article 19)
- Money Bills, the Budget, and the Federal Consolidated Fund
- Right to Employment (Article 33) and Right to Labour (Article 34)
- Right to Property (Article 25) — Acquisition, Requisition, and Compensation
- Right relating to Justice (Article 20)