The Latin Legum Magister (Master of Laws - LL.M.) program at National Law College is a two-year postgraduate degree affiliated with Tribhuvan University, with a total of 50 seats available . This advanced program is intended for individuals who have completed a law degree and wish to deepen their understanding of legal principles and practice, including practicing advocates, recent graduates, and professionals in government and non-government sectors . The curriculum at National Law College spans four semesters, covering core subjects such as Jurisprudence, Comparative Law, and Research Methodology, with elective specializations including Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Human Rights Law, Commercial Law, International Law, Intellectual Property Law, Environmental Law, Corporate Law, Cyber Law, and Banking and Finance Law . The program places strong emphasis on legal research, policy analysis, and advanced legal theories, culminating in a supervised dissertation in the final semester . Candidates must hold a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) or equivalent from a recognized institution and pass the entrance examination conducted by TU Faculty of Law . Graduates are prepared for specialized legal practice, judiciary and legal advisory positions, policy and legislative roles, academic positions, research and consultancy in legal and development organizations, and corporate legal departments .