Administration and Law notes for Lok Sewa exams: the Civil Service Act and Regulations, Good Governance Act, Local Government Operation Act, Public Procurement, Right to Information, and other laws that come up again and again in Kharidar, Nayab Subba and Section Officer papers. Each note explains the key sections in simple words, lists the numbers and time limits that are often asked, and ends with practice questions. Read a note, then test yourself with the matching quiz. Laws change, so every post shows when it was last updated. Always check the latest official text of an Act before your exam.
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Kharidar Paper III unit 1.7: Federation, Province and Local Level (Coordination and Inter-relation) Act 2077, chapter 2: the bases of inter-relation among the three levels of government.
Kharidar Paper III unit 1.6: Prevention of Corruption Act 2059, chapters 1 and 2: definitions, offences (sections 3–24) and the punishment pattern.
Kharidar Paper II unit 2.3: civic conscience: character development, human values, civic rights and duties (Article 48), discipline and positive thinking.
Kharidar Paper II units 2.2.6–2.2.8: introduction and functions of OPMCM, the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration and the Federal Parliament Secretariat.
Since the Constitution of Nepal 2072 (2015) made Nepal a federal republic, federalism and local government have become core topics in Lok Sewa administration and law papers. Questions ask about the three levels of government, the number of local levels, the schedules of powers, the judicial committee and the types of grants. This note explains these points with the Local Government Operation Act 2074 and the Intergovernmental Fiscal Arrangement Act 2074.
Every person who passes the Lok Sewa exam becomes a civil employee governed by the Civil Service Act, 2049 and the Civil Service Rules, 2050. That is why questions about services, classes, probation, conduct, punishment and retirement appear in Kharidar, Nayab Subba and Section Officer papers. This note explains the main provisions of the Act now in force in simple language.
Exam notes on Nepal’s constitutional bodies in Parts 21 to 27 of the Constitution of Nepal 2072: CIAA, Auditor General, PSC, Election Commission, NHRC, NNRFC and the inclusive commissions, with a full quiz at the end.
Exam notes on Nepal’s Federal Parliament under the Constitution of Nepal 2072: both Houses, membership, terms, qualifications, presiding officers, sessions, quorum, bills and women’s representation, with a full quiz at the end.
Exam notes on public administration: its meaning and scope, POSDCORB, principles of organisation, Weber’s bureaucracy, line and staff agencies, functions in Nepal and New Public Management, with a full quiz at the end.
Exam notes on Nepal’s right to information: Article 27 of the Constitution, the Right to Information Act 2064, time limits, exemptions, appeals and the National Information Commission, with a full quiz at the end.
