LLB Entrance Exam-Tribhuvan University

Entrance Exam Results and Admission Process

1. Publication of Results:

   • A separate merit list for each campus/college will be published, showing candidates who secured ≥40% marks in the entrance exam.

   • The list will include candidates’ marks and clearly indicate the reservation quotas as per the entrance exam merit rankings.

   • This list will be shared with the respective campuses/colleges to facilitate admissions.

2. Tie-Breaking Criteria for Equal Marks:
   If candidates have equal entrance exam scores, their merit order will be determined by the following priority:

   • a) Bachelor’s degree percentage/CGPA

   • b) +2/Proficiency Certificate percentage/CGPA

   • c) SEE/SLC percentage/CGPA

   • d) Bachelor’s degree obtained from a government/community campus

3. Admissions for Vacant Seats:

   • If seats remain vacant after initial admissions, campuses may admit eligible candidates from other campuses’ merit lists.

   • The campus must issue a public admission notice and fill vacancies strictly based on merit order.

4. Application Process:

   • Only candidates on the entrance exam merit list may apply to their preferred campus/college within the specified deadline.

   • Campuses must publicly display the list of applicants who met the deadline and submit this list to the Dean’s Office, Faculty of Law, before admissions begin.

5. Post-Admission Reporting:

   • Campuses must submit details of all admitted students to the Dean’s Office within 15 days of completing admissions.

6. Compliance and Grievances:

   • The Dean’s Office holds authority to investigate complaints about rule violations during admissions.

   • If admissions are found non-compliant, they will be automatically canceled, and fees must be fully refunded to affected students.

   • Vacant seats from cancellations will be filled as per rules under the Dean’s Office directives.

7. Final Authority:

   • The Examination Committee’s decisions on entrance exam matters are final.

   • Entrance exam results will also determine eligibility for scholarships administered by Nepal’s Ministry of Education.

Examination Instructions for Examinees

1. Question Paper Set Identification:

   • Clearly write the question paper set code in the designated space on the answer booklet.

   • Answer booklets with incorrect set codes or blank set boxes will not be evaluated.

2. Admit Card Requirement:

   • Carry your admit card at all times during the examination.

   • No examinee will be permitted to sit for the exam without a valid admit card.

3. Exam Hall Timings:

   • Entry Restriction: No examinee may enter the hall 15 minutes after the exam begins.

   • Exit Restriction: Examinees cannot leave the hall till one hour after the examination begins 

4. Seating Discipline:

   • Sit only in your assigned seat as per the seating plan.

   • Seat changes require prior written approval from the center superintendent or invigilator.

5. Prohibited Items and Conduct:

   • Banned Items: Mobile phones, calculators, Bluetooth devices, tablets, earphones, smartwatches, or any electronic/digital devices.

   • Misconduct: Indecent behavior toward staff or peers will result in immediate expulsion by the center superintendent.

6. Special Accommodations:

   • Medical Conditions: Notify the center superintendent in writing about contagious illnesses, disabilities, or health concerns 1 hour before the exam.

   • Scribe Policy: Visually impaired examinees or those unable to write may request a scribe.

     • The scribe must be studying at least one level below the examinee’s current exam (e.g., +2 student for a bachelor’s exam).

     • Additional Time: Eligible examinees receive 15 extra minutes.

7. Roll Number Requirement:

   • Answer booklets with blank roll number fields will be automatically canceled.