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PROSPECTUS 2016

Vision Shaping a better future for mankind by developing effective and socially

responsible individuals and organizations

MissionInstitute of Law emphasizes the all-

round development of its students. It aims at producing not only good professionals, but also good and

worthy citizens of a great country, aiding in its overall progress and

development.

It endeavours to treat every student as an individual, to recognize their

potential and to ensure that they receive the best preparation and training for achieving their career

ambitions and life goals.

Quality Statement To develop high quality professionals who reflect and demonstrate values

that the university stands for, through innovation and continuous

improvement in facilitation or learning, research and extension

activities

Contents

Nirma Education and Research Foundation (NERF) 02

Nirma University 03

At the Helm 04

Director General’s Message 06

From the Director’s Desk 07

Institute of Law 08

Why ILNU? 10

Advisory Council 12

Academic Programmes 13

Programme Outline 14

The Centre of Post-Graduate Legal Studies (CPGLS) 20

Discipline - The Keyword 21

Refashioning Pedagogy 22

Luminaries on the Campus 24

Interface with Legal Fraternity 25

Beyond Curriculum 26

Beyond Classroom 27

Moot Court 28

Internship and Placement Facilitation Cell 30

Nirma Institute of Law Students Activity Association, NILSAA 32

Centres for Research & Excellence 34

Learning Resource Centre 36

Infrastructure facility 38

Faculty Profile 40

Admission Procedure and Fee Structure 46

The renowned industrialist and philanthropist Dr Karsanbhai K. Patel, the founder of Nirma Group of Industries, established the NERF in 1994 with a view to promote and support higher education in India.

The NERF, chaired by Dr Karsanbhai K. Patel, is a trust that crystallized his long cherished dream of providing world-class education and inculcating the spirit of social relevance among the young students of the country. Among many social projects that he has initiated, NERF is monumental of his commitment to the society.

Nirma Education and Research Foundation (NERF)

Board of Trustees

Dr Karsanbhai K. PatelChairman

President, Nirma University

Shri Ambubhai M. PatelManaging Trustee, NERF

Shri Rakeshbhai K. Patel Vice Chairman, Nirma Limited

Shri Hirenbhai K. PatelManaging Director, Nirma

Limited

Shri K. K. Patel (Joint Managing Trustee)

Vice-President, Nirma University

Shri R. D. ShahChartered Accountant

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Nirma University was established by the initiative of the NERF. The University was established in the year 2003 as a statutory university under a special act passed by the Gujarat State Legislative Assembly. It is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC) under Section 2 (f ) of the UGC Act. The University is duly accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) with Grade ‘A’. The University is a member of Association of Indian Universities (AIU) and the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU).

Functioning under the aegis of NERF, the University consists of Faculty of Technology and Engineering, Faculty of Management, Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Architecture and Faculty of Doctoral Studies and Research.

The University is identified with cutting edge research, robust academic programmes, quality teaching- learning process and over-all personality development interventions of its students.

The 110 acres sprawling state of art campus provides refreshing environment and stimulates intellectual growth and creativity. The University Campus has a serene academic ambience that motivates the students to focus on development and all round growth. The University is a community perpetually in motion with the students running clubs, planning and executing national and international activities, competitions, annual technical and cultural festivals, live projects, group projects in addition to social amelioration through various activities for underprivileged schools and villages in the vicinity of the University.

Shri Ambubhai M. Patel Managing Trustee, NERF

Shri Rakeshbhai Patel Vice Chairman, Nirma Limited

Shri Hirenbhai K. Patel Managing Director, Nirma Limited

Shri J. P. Joshipara Academician

Dr P. N. Bhagwati Industrialist and Educationist,Chairman, Bhagwati Sphero Cast Limited

Dr Pankajbhai Patel Chairman and Managing DirectorZydus Cadila Health Care, Ahmedabad

Prof.(Dr) Somayajulu Garimella Dean, Faculty of Management, Nirma University

Shri G. Ramachandran Nair Executive Registrar (Secretary)

Dr Anup K. Singh Director General, Nirma University

Shri Pankaj Joshi IAS, Principal Secretary, Higher and Technical Education, Education Department, Government of Gujarat, Gandhinagar

Shri R. D. Shah Chartered Accountant, Trustee NERF

Prof. N. R. Madhava Menon Chancellor, National University of Educational Planning & Administration New Delhi

Shri Kamalbhai Trivedi Advocate General Gujarat High Court, Ahmedabad

Shri Vipinbhai S. Parikh Advocate

Prof. Utpal Sharma Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Nirma University

Dr Karsanbhai K. PatelChairman, Nirma Limited - Chairman, NERF - President, Nirma University

Nirma University

Board of Governors

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Dr Karsanbhai K. Patel is a legendary business personality who inspires aspiring entrepreneurs all over the country. He is the founder Chairman of the Nirma Group and the President of Nirma University. Dr Karsanbhai K. Patel has been conferred with ‘Padma Shri’ Award in the year 2010. He is also the recipient of the ‘Udyog Ratna’ Award-1990, ‘Gujarat Businessman’ Award-1998, Ernst and Young ‘Lifetime Achievement’ Award-2006, ‘Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Vishwa Pratibha Award-2009’, The Baroda Sun ‘Lifetime Achievement’ Award-2009 and ‘Chemtech Award of Hall of Fame’.

Dr Patel was awarded Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters by Florida Atlantic University, USA for Business and Marketing acumen and philanthropy in the year 2001. He was also awarded Honorary D. Lit by Devi Ahilya Vishwavidhyalaya, Indore in 2007.

In the last 20 years, Dr Patel has turned his attention to the growing challenges in the field of education. In the year 1994, he set up Nirma Education and Research Foundation which is a stellar example of his commitment to the needs of the society.

Dr Patel firmly believes that, to withstand global competition and to satisfy the growing need for quality professionals, an academic institution must constantly grow, innovate, build strength and strive to become self-reliant.

Dr Karsanbhai K. PatelPresidentNirma University

At the Helm

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Shri K. K. Patel is a versatile personality. He completed his education from USA and began his corporate career as MD of MASCOT (India) Instruments Pvt. Ltd., a company manufacturing Control Valves under U. S. Technical Collaboration at Naroda, Ahmedabad. He served the organisation for sixteen years.

He was actively involved in the establishment and development of Nirma University since its inception. He has broad based experience across various areas as in addition to the existing profile at Nirma University he is also Joint Managing Trustee, Nirma Education and Research Foundation; Director - The Kalupur Commercial Co-operative Bank Limited (KCCBL), a scheduled Bank having 51 branches and President - The Gozaria Kelvani Mandal, Gozaria, Mehsana District-an Educational Public Charitable Trust managing ten different educational institutes. In addition he has been also serving as a Trustee in many charitable institutions.

Shri K. K. PatelVice-President

Nirma University

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This era of globalization and economic liberalization has called for a need for a paradigm shift in the field of legal education, in tandem with the global scenario. However, this shift from mere theory towards a more practice-oriented clinical curriculum, rather than being competing is one that complements. With the spate of multinational companies and foreign law firms in India, this paradigm shift has become more pronounced.

In line with the two main priorities for today's legal education i.e. quality and employability, the Institute of Law, Nirma University (ILNU) endeavours to prepare outstanding and ethical legal professionals and statesmen through its unique justice-based curriculum, novel initiatives in pedagogy, and additional professional training and skills development courses. ILNU recognizes that the curriculum not only has to meet with the industry standards and requirements but also has to be futuristic enough to surpass contemporary convention. With this vision in mind, ILNU is committed to excellence in the field of reinventing legal education and through the knowledge of law advance human dignity, social welfare and justice.

At the Institute of Law, we are proud that our young law students are shaped in line with the industry and professional requirements. I invite you to enrol at ILNU and can assure you that as an ILNU student, you will gain an excellent opportunity to develop your potential fully.

I wish all potential applicants success in their endeavours.

Director General’s Message

Dr Anup K SinghDirector GeneralNirma University

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“We want an education by which character is formed, strength of mind is increased, the intellect is expanded and by which one can stand on one’s feet. Education is the manifestation of the perfection already inherent in man.“

– Swami Vivekananda

Law, legal education and development have become inter-related concepts in a modern developing society like India which aims to ameliorate the socio-economic condition of the people by peaceful means and to establish a socially equitable and sound welfare state. In a democratic country like India, where rule of law is the driving force for the Government, legal education assumes great significance. It is the crucial function of legal education to produce lawyers and policy makers with a social vision in a developing country like India.

Increasing globalization of business, faster growth of the Indian economy and advancement in technology have given enormous rise to complex legal issues faced by society at large and that has brought about a paradigm-shift in the role of a legal professional. A lawyer today is a policy planner, business advisor, mediator, negotiator, lobbyist, an effective communicator and also a reformer. With the field becoming so vibrant and volatile, choice of law as a profession has seen, over the years, a massive improvement. It has resulted into a situation where legal profession has become one of the most growing and lucrative profession all over the world.

The curriculum at the Institute of Law is novel, innovative and designed to keep students equipped and updated with the skills needed in the profession. A separate enrichment programs and professional training module runs parallel with the course curriculum right from the first year. This enables the students to develop multi-disciplinary approach to law in the sense that law and other behavioral sciences are seen to be inter-related and exist in mutually beneficial interaction.

The aim of the Institute of Law is not merely limited to preparing competent and conscientious members of the legal profession. It is expected to advance and disseminate knowledge of law and legal processes in the context of national development. Consequently, it shall be the endeavor of the Institute of Law to look at law as an instrument of social change, transformation and overall well-being. ILNU strive to inculcate in every student a sense of responsibility towards society and respect for human life, besides developing in them the highest standards of professional behavior and personal integrity.

With the help of well qualified in-house faculty and visiting experts, we, at the Institute, strive hard to create an excellent teaching learning environment so that the students will be able to unfold their potential to the fullest.

ILNU is committed to groom the students admitted in the Institute as excellent, brilliant and confident lawyers to face the challenges which lie ahead of them in their lives.

Prof. (Dr.) Purvi Pokhariyal Director and Dean

From the Director’s Desk

Prof. (Dr) Purvi Pokhariyal Director and Dean

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Institute of Law was set up under the aegis of Nirma University in the year 2007 with a mission to promote excellence in the field of legal education and to fulfil the ever increasing demand of quality legal professionals for a growing legal world. In a short span of time this Institute has accomplished and continues to expand its horizon.

We follow an approach to legal education wherein learning experience is not only enlightening but also enriching and inspiring. Institute of Law is committed to exploring multidisciplinary approaches and revolutionizing legal education by adapting to the changing world in which law practitioners operate. During the five years that students spend on the campus, they are nourished by the critical learning pedagogy and mentored and supported by faculty and staff so that they have the best experience possible to be successful in life

Institute of Law

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The Institute today boasts of faculty whose expertise spans across various areas of law and who have a wide range of teaching and research experience. We attract students from diverse cultural background and perspectives. This leads to a vibrant multicultural classroom wherein established theory and new critical questions are put into a dialogue.

Institute of Law has an unmatched array of courses and academic offerings. Students have an opportunity to pursue a broad curriculum using rich educational resources in a dynamic and creative learning environment. Curriculum is constantly adapted according to changing legal and other environmental developments. All our initiatives are a living proof of our commitment to every student's success in his career.

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ILNU is looking at bringing about a paradigm shift in delivery of legal education in the country. It aims to add new dimensions in legal education that would incorporate international standards thereby providing an environment which would enhance freedom and innovation in the dynamic pursuit of thoughts and civil society engagement to advance the law of the land. We also look forward to enhancing research inputs in the education module thereby connecting students and faculty to the larger platform involving other national and international agencies and playing a pivotal role in framing socially relevant policies in the legal sector.

All our initiatives lead to the creation of ethical lawyers, equipped to intervene and reinterpretation of laws, according to the demands of the new millennium

rdl 3 Best among Private Law Schools in India by Career

360 Magazines, January 2016th

l 16 Best Law College among All National Government and Private Law Colleges / Universities in India by Outlook, July 2015

thl 7 Best among Private Law College/ Universities in India

by The Week, June 2015 th

l 4 among young Law Schools, Career 360 Magazine, January 2015

stl 1 in Curriculum Designing by Flair Talk, All India

Reporter July 2014nd

l 2 Best College Award for Best Law College of Private University in India by Flair Talk, All India Reporter, July 2014

Why ILNU?

Rankings & Awards

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l Exclusive enrichment, value-added, skill development and supplementary courses. l Semester system with continuous comprehensive evaluation. l Clinical pedagogy with practical approach. l Enhancement of practical skills and experiential learning through specially designed clinical courses. l Emphasis on academic orientation along with systematic internship training programmes with credit in each semester. l Customised courses on professional training based on career choice of students. l Strong academic delivery system and streamlined assessment mechanisms. l Interaction with renowned lawyers, judges, law teachers and scholars l Foreign language courses of international importance. l Student Mentorship Services.l Legal research centres to inculcate interdisciplinary research aptitude. l Dedicated campus recruitment cell and facilitation for professional training and placement. l Air-conditioned theatre classrooms & Smart Classroom with advanced teaching aids. l Rich air-conditioned learning resource centre with all advanced online legal databases State-of-Art Moot court, and

extensive Moot Court Training from the first year. l Legal clinic for societal outreach and clinical Training. l Innumerable opportunities to participate in National, International events like seminars, moot courts etc. l ICT based technologies to facilitate active learning. l Lush-green self-sufficient campus with basic amenities like bank, student’s store, transport, canteen, sports ground,

Health Care centre etc. l Specialized courses on Legal Drafting offered across in different semesters. l Rich Library with updated online resources.

Innovative, dynamic curriculum, befitting the current needs of the profession.

Scholarshipsl Scholarship to meritorious students worth

Rs.1.25 Crores every year under Merit and Merit-Cum-Means based scheme.

l Providing 100% Scholarship with Increasing Diversity by Increasing Access to Legal Education (IDIA) to underprivileged students (upto 2 students) for Legal Education.

Salient features

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Shri Hirenbhai K. PatelManaging Director, Nirma Ltd.

Shri Soli J. SorabjeeSenior Advocate, Supreme Court of India & Former Attorney General of India

Shri Kamalbhai TrivediSenior Advocate and Advocate General of ujarat

Shri Sureshbhai Shelat Senior Advocate, High Court of Gujarat

Shri Sudhirbhai I. NanavatiSenior Advocate and Executive Vice President, Gujarat Law Society

Shri Dushyant DaveSenior Advocate,Supreme Court of India.

Prof. N. R. Madhava Menon Chancellor, National University of Educational Planning & Administration, New Delhi

Prof. (Dr) M. P. SinghFormer Vice Chancellor,The WB National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata Former Chairperson, Delhi Judicial Academy, Delhi

Dr V.S. ManiDirector, School of Law & Governance, Jaipur National University, Jaipur

Ms. Pallavi ShroffAdvocate, Supreme Court of India, Partner, Amarchand and Mangaldas and Suresh A. Shroff & Co.

Prof. N.K. PathakFormer Director, School of Law, Gujarat University

Dr B. M. ShuklaFormer Director, School of Law, Gujarat University

Prof. (Dr) Purvi Pokhariyal (Secretary)Director & DeanInstitute of Law, Nirma University

Prof. (Dr) Purvi PokhariyalDirector, Institute of Law, Nirma University

Prof. H.C. DholakiaFormer Dean, Faculty of Law, M.S. University, Baroda

Dr Tarkesh MoliaMember Secretary, Associate Professor & Academic Coordinator,/ Area Head, ILNU

Academic Advisory Committee

Advisory Council

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This five-year integrated under graduate programme, offered in two streams B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) and B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.), spread over ten semesters, is approved by the Bar Council of India.

Five year Integrated Law Programme B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) and B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.)

Academic Programmes*

• B.A., LL.B. (Hons.)

• B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.)

• One Year LL.M. Programmes

• Doctoral Programme

Programme Educational Objectives

Graduates of this five year integrated law programme will

l Be able to integrate theory, doctrine and practice

l Have quest for research and inquiry

l Be able to develop ethical, social and professional undertaking

l Have sense of commitment for scholarly engagement and societal reform

l Ensure professional preparation

l Enhance research skills and ensure professional approach

Programme Learning Outcome

After completion of Five Year Integrated law degree under graduate programme, the students will be able to:

l Understand the principles of law, its processes, procedures and relevant application in the legal world

l Develop subject knowledge and functional skills

l Demonstrate adequate legal skills in different context

l Conduct legal research using analytical and critical thinking

l Develop awareness about the socio-economic, political and the cultural environment and become a socially responsible citizen

l Develop a global perspective towards various legal issues

l Develop ethical reasoning and professional behavior

Graduate Attributes

l Core knowledge and understanding of law

l Critical thinking and logical reasoning skills

l Professional Skills

l Self-Efficiency

l Self-reflection and lifelong learning skills

* The institute reserves the right to amend.

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Academic Year 2016-17*SemesterB.A., LL.B. (Hons.) - B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.) Programme

Programme Outline

*Institute reserves the rights to amend the course outline

SEMESTER I Credit

l

l Fundamental of Economic Analysis 4

l Law and Society 4

l Orientation to Law, Legal System and Legal History 5

l Law and Literature 4

Enrichment courses

l Ethics and Morality 1

l Debating and Argumentative skills 1

l Introduction to Cyber World & Cyber Security 1

Internship

l Internship with NGO 3(4 week) (150 Hours)

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Elective Supplementary Courses

l Nutrition and Health I

l Performing Arts (Drama I)

l Sports I (Cricket or Lawn Tennis)

l Meditation

(Students have to opt for any of the above-mentioned courses)

Indian Political System and Process 5

SEMESTER II Credit

l Communication Skills and Legal Language 5

l Quantitative Techniques for decision making 4

l Basics of Organizational Behaviour 4

l Community and Applied Social Psychology 4

l Law of Tort including Consumer 5Protection Act and M.V. Act

Enrichment courses

l Critical Thinking and Legal Reasoning 1

l Ancient Indian Intellectual Tradition and Modern World 1

l Legal Research 1

Internship

l Internship with Trial Court I / 2International NGO (4 week) (100 Hours) 27


l Nutrition and Health II (Cooking),

l Performing Arts (Drama II) ,

l Sports II (Cricket or Lawn Tennis) ,

l Yoga


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SEMESTER III Credit

B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Programme

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l Law in Changing Society: Contemporary 4Issues and Prospects

B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.) Programme

l Law and Accounting 4

l Human Resource Management & Total Quality Management 4

B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) - B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.) Programme

l Constitutional Law I 4

l Criminal Law I 5

l Jurisprudence 5

Enrichment courses

l Moot Court Training 1

l Human Rights Practice 1

l Legal Awareness and Para Legal Writing 1

Internship

l Internship with Trial Court II (4 week) (150 Hours) 3

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l Movie making,

l Fine Arts (Painting I),

l Creative Writing I,

l Sports (Basketball or Chess)


Economic Development and Policy 4

SEMESTER IV Credit

B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Programme

l International Relation: Contemporary 4Issues and Prospects

l Justice : An Introduction 4

B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.) Programme

l Money and Capital Market 4

l Financial Management 4

B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) - B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.) Programme

l Contract I 4

l Criminal Law II 4

l Constitutional Law II 5

Enrichment courses

l Fundamentals of Public Administration 1

l Entreprenurship 1

l Foreign Language (French/ German / 2Arabic /Spanish / Mandarin (Chinese)

Internship

Internship with High Court 3(4 week) (150 Hours)

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l Photography,

l Fine Arts (Painting II) ,

l Creative Writing II ,

l Sports IV (Basketball or Chess)


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SEMESTER V Credit

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l Family Law I 4

l Contract II 5

l Corporate Law I 5

l Law of Evidence 5

Internship

l Internship with Supreme Court of India (4 week) (150 Hours) 3

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Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act 6

SEMESTER VI Credit

l Family Law II 4

l Corporate Law II 5

l Interpretation of Statutes 4

l Environment Law 5

l Intellectual Property Law 5

l Modular Course 2

l Drafting Skills I (Civil Pleading)

Internship

l Internship with NGO / Trial Court / 2High Court / Law Firm / Supreme Court (4 week) (100 Hours)

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SEMESTER VII Credit

l Property Law including Transfer 5of Property Act

l Banking and Negotiable Instrument Laws 4

l Administrative Law 5

l Taxation Law I (Direct Taxation) 4

l Honours Course I 3

l Honours Course II 3

l Elective Course I

l Energy Law / Electricity Law / 2Telecommunication Law

l Professional Training I ** 2

Modular Clinical Course

l Drafting Skills II (Criminal Pleadings) 2

Internship

l Internship with NGO/Trial Court/ 2High Court/Law Firm/Supreme Court (4 week) (100 Hours)

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SEMESTER IX Credit

l Public Interest Lawyering, Legal Aid and 5Para Legal Services (Clinical Course II)

l Human Rights and International 5Humanitarian Law

l Conflict of Laws 4

l Honours Course IV 3

l Honours Course V 3

l Honours Course VI 3

l Honours Course VII 3

l Elective Course III

l Introduction to Chinese Legal System / 2Introduction to European Legal System / Introduction to American Legal System

l Professional Training III ** 2

Internship


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SEMESTER VIII Credit

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l Arbitration, Conciliation and Alternative Disputes Resolution (Clinical Course I) 4

l Public International Law 4

l Labour and Industrial Law 5

l Honours Course III 3

l University Electives* 3

l Elective Course II

l Competition Law / Biotechnology Law / Insurance Law 3

l Professional Training II ** 2

Modular Clinical Course

l Drafting Skills III (Conveyancing) 2

Internship


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Taxation Law II (Indirect Taxation) 4

** This will be offered based on the career option of the students. Considered option may be litigation practice / judiciary / law firm, corporate jobs / NGO’s and entrepreneur activity.

* List of University Elective Courses are given on page No. 18

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SEMESTER X Credit

Elective Seminar Courses (Students have to opt for any five of the below-mentioned courses)

l Law & Child 2

l Women & Law 2

l Law and Differently abled 1

l Health Law 2

l Sports Law 2

l Forest Law 1

l Maritime Law 3

l Air and Space Law 3

l Cyber Law 2

l Problems of Access, Governance, Public Participation and Legal Institutions 2

l Plan & Policy Making 2

l Law and Public Servants 2

l International Dispute Resolution Bodies 3

l International Trade Law 3

l International Economic Law 2

l Medical Law 2

l Law relating to Information and Broadcasting 3

l International Commercial Arbitration 2

l Refugee Law 2

l Law, Science and Technology 3

l Election Law 1

l Transportation Law 1

l Mining Law 1

l Water Law 2

l Natural Resource Management and Law 2

l Disaster Management and Law 2

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l PPO Internship / Field Work 5

l Honours Course VIII 3

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Total 280

University Elective Course s

List of University Elective Courses offered by Institute of Law Course Name Credit

Biotechnology and Law 3

Nanotechnology and Law 3

Information Technology and Cyber Law 3

Health and Law 3

Air and Space Law 3

Forensic Science and Law 3

Maritime Law 3

Energy and Law 3

List of University Elective Courses offered by other Institutions under Nirma University Name of Course Credit

Applied Literature 3

Technical Writing 3

Critical and Creative Thinking 3

Information and Communication Technology 3

Cyber Security 3

Mobile Application Development 3

Data Analysis 3

Introduction to Renewable Energy Sources 3

Environmental Conservation for Sustainable Development 3

Indian Economy 3

Introduction to Strategic Management 3

Fundamental of International Business 3

Methods in Drug Evaluation 3

Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence 3

Advanced Instrumental Techniques 3

Drug Discovery and Development 3

Cosmetic Technology 3

Drug Laws 3

Health and Nutrition 3

Green Chemistry 318

B.A., LL.B.(HONS.) and B.Com., LL.B. (HONS.) PROGRAMMEAcademic Year 2016-17

Outline of Honours Course (Semester VII To IX)

PAPER CONSTITUTIONAL BUSINESS CRIMINAL INTELLECTUALLAW GROUP LAW GROUP LAW GROUP PROPERTY LAW

GROUP

SEMESTER VII

Hons. I Indian Federalism Law on Corporate Criminology Copyright LawStructuring - I

Hons. II Right to Information Corporate Penology, Law of Trademark Insolvency Victimology and Design

and Correctional Institutions

SEMESTER VIII

Hons. III Election law Law on Corporate Forensic Science Patent Drafting andStructuring - II Specification Writing

Hons. IV Comparative Company and Comparative Tradition Knowledge:Constitution Financial Market Criminal Farmers & Breeders

Regulations - I Procedure

SEMESTER IX

Hons. V Law and Company and International WTO Education Financial Market Criminal & International

Regulations - II Law Intellectual PropertyRights

Hons. VI Local Self Government Corporate IT Offences IPR in Pharma including Panchayat Governance Industry Administration

Hons. VII Media and Law Law on Project and Administration IPR Litigation Infrastructure of Criminal Justice Financing

Hons. VIII Civil Society and Foreign Trade law Privileged Class Law of Trade Secret,Public Grievance Deviance Technology Transfer

and Anti-CompetitivePractices

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LL.M. (One Year Programme)

Post Graduate Study Centre was established under Institute of Law, Nirma Unviersity in the year 2011 and since then it was offering two year LL.M. Programme with Business Law specialization. With the introduction of one year LLM programme by the University Grants Commission, in 2013, the Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies (CPGLS) established to offer the new one year LLM programme with multiple specializations and since the year 2013, the CPGLS is offering One Year LL.M. Degree Programme as per UGC Guidelines.

LL.M. Is offered in Constitutional and Administrative Law, Commerce and Corporate Law, Criminal & Security Law, Science, Technology & Law, Legal Pedagogy and Research.

The Centre of Post-Graduate Legal Studies (CPGLS)

The Institute of Law, Nirma University offers Doctorate Programmes under the Faculty of Law. This programme includes course-work of 13 credits including Research Methodology with quantitative method and Computer Application. The University announces admission to its Ph.D. Programme (External) twice in a year (February and August) under the following areas:

Constitutional Law, Comparative Constitutional Law, Election Law, Law and Education, Judicial Process, Law and Social Transformation, Impoverishment and the Law, Administrative Law, Law and Public Servant, Law and Secularism, Criminal Law, Forensic Science and Law, Cyber Law, Criminology, Penology and Victimology, Comparative Criminal Justice System, Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law and Refugee Law.

Doctoral Programme (Ph.D.)

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The University has earned a name for quality education due to the well-established academic system of the

University. The academic calendar for each year is notified in the beginning of each semester, and is strictly

adhered to. Students are required to be present in at least 85% of the lectures delivered. Any shortfall is notified

to the students and parents. It is expected from every student that he/she must conduct himself/herself with

discipline, decency and dignity both inside and outside the campus. The students are supposed to follow the

dress code on days specified by the Institute.

Ragging is strictly prohibited inside and outside the University

campus. The Anti-Ragging Committee constituted for this

purpose by the Institute is empowered to take immediate

action against any untoward action and also to counsel the

fresher. Students seeking admission shall have to furnish an

undertaking in this regard. To enhance familiarity and to

acclimatize the fresher to the academic and social environment

of the campus, the Institute organizes an orientation session in

the first week of the new academic calendar.

Any disorderly conduct whether by words, spoken or written, or

by an act which has the effect of teasing, or handling with

rudeness any other student, in rowdy or undisciplined activities

which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or

psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in a

fresher or a junior student or asking the students to do any act or perform something which such student will not

do in the ordinary course and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame or embarrassment

so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of a fresher or a junior student. The student will also be required

to give an undertaking in the performa attached herewith as Enclosure to be filled up and signed by the

candidate and his parent/guardian to the effect that he/she is aware of the University's approach towards ragging

and the punishment to which he/she shall be liable, if found guilty of ragging. All the students admitted to the

Institute will have to observe and abide by the discipline rules prescribed by the University / Institute and he /

she will submit to the disciplinary jurisdiction of the Head of the Institution / Director General, NU and other

competent officers or authorities or bodies of the University as the case may be and in this respect he / she has

to submit the declaration in the performa at the time of admission.

Ragging – Zero Tolerance

Ragging: Definition

Discipline - The Keyword

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ILNU faculty employ a combination of andragogical techniques in order to provide a learning environment which can challenge learners with different abilities and also encourage self-learning. Our Faculty members not only keep abreast of the recent developments and research in their respective fields, but also regularly involve students in a research-based learning. This is reflected in the various publications and conferences that our Faculties contribute too. Further there is an emphasis on teaching students to apply their conceptual knowledge to legal issues and problems. In order to enable the students to gain a better insight into the working of the legal profession the practical work component has been added to all the courses. This includes.

l Problem Solving

l Mock Trial

l Moot Court

l Research Writing

l Project Work

l Case Study

l Active Learning

l Experiential Learning

l Field Visits

Refashioning Andragogy

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Professional Training for StudentsThe legal profession in India has undergone a change due to globalisation, technology and economic liberalisation. Industry expectations require lawyers whose legal competence is paired with professional competence. ILNU recognises that apart from training students into the nuances of law, it is important to prepare them for the professional world by equipping them with tailor-made skills that ameliorates their employability factor. A separate Professional Training module runs parallel with the course curriculum right from the first year. Highly experienced inhouse trainers and experts from legal and corporate world are in charge of this Professional Training Module. This course is developed with a view to meeting the demands of the industry, prepare competent and professional lawyers, and enhancing the students’ social relevance through professional training. It aims to inculcate a sense of professionalism in students right from the first year, hone industry-specific skills and prepare them for a smooth transition from campus to corporate. The Professional Training course structure includes:

l Effective Writing Skills

l CV Building

l Time Management (Planning, Prioritization and Effective Scheduling)

l Self-Awareness (Effective Confidence Building, SWOT analysis)

l Group Discussion (Through mock exercises)

l Professionalism and Professional Ethics

l Business Communication

l Public Speaking

l Preparation of CV and Covering Letter

l Interviewing Skills

l Stress Management

l Business Etiquette

l Interview Etiquette

l Non Verbal Communication

l Social Networking

l Emotional Intelligence

l Email Etiquette

l Writing Skills

l Transitioning from Campus to Corporate environment

l Image Management

l Mock Interviews

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India

l Hon’ble Mr. Justice A.M. Ahmadi, Former Chief Justice of India

l Hon’ble Ms. Justice Gyan Sudha Mishra, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India

l Hon’ble Mr. Justice C. K. Thakker, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India

l Hon’ble Justice Mr. B. N. Srikrishna, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India

l Hon’ble Justice Mr. G T Nanawati, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India

l Hon’ble Justice Mr. M. B. Shah, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India

l Hon’ble Mrs. Justice Sujata Manohar, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India

l Hon’ble Mr. Justice K. S. Panicker Radhakrishnan, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India

l Mr. Justice H. L. Gokhale, Judge, Supreme Court of India

l Shri Soli Sorabjee Senior Council, Former Attorney General of India

l Shri Goolam Vahanvaty, Former Attorney General for India

l Shri Harish Salve- Senior Council, Former Solicitor General of India

l Shri Gopal Subramanium - Senior Council, Former Solicitor General of India

Hon’ble Mr. Justice H. L. Dattu, Former Chief Justice of l

l Mrs. Pallavi Shroff, Managing Partner, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co.

l Dr. Upendra Baxi, Professor of Law in Development, University of Warwick, UK

l Prof. N. R. Madhava Menon, Chancellor, National University of Educational Planning & Administration, New Delhi

l Mr. Philip Jeyaratnam, Senior Counsel Singapore

l Dr. Stephen Hobe, Managing Director, IILCC, University of Cologne

l Mr. Charles Marquand Barrister, Lincons inn

l Prof. Paul Wragg, University of Leeds, United Kingdom

l Shri Dushyant Dave a Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India

l Mr. Anil Divan, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India

l Nisith Desai, Founder Partner, Nisith Desai Associates

l Mr Manan Kumar Mishra, Chairman, Bar Council of India

l Hon’ble Justice V R Kingaonkar, National Green Tribunal.

l Mr. Jayanth K. Krishnan, Professor of Law, Indiana University

l Shri Arnab Goswami, Editor in Chief, Times Now Channel

Mr. Mukul Rohatgi, Attorney General for India

Luminaries on the Campus

Institute is committed to prepare the students on the technicalities of the emerging areas of law. In this endeavour Institute invites eminent law professionals, judges of the Supreme Court and High Court to enlighten students on the contemporary issues.

Dignitaries on the dais during the National Conference on Climate Justice 2014.24

Interface with Legal Fraternity

Shri Soli Sorabji, Senior Counsel, Supreme Court of India,

Former Attorney General for India

Hon'ble Mr. Justice H.L.Dattu, Chief Justice of India

Hon'ble Mr. Justice A.M. Ahmadi,Former Chief Justice of India

Shri Arnab Goswami,Editor in Chief, Times Now Channel

Shri Harish Salve, Sr. Counsel, Supreme Court of India,

Former Solicitor General of India

Mr. Mukul Rohatgi, Attorney General for India

Honble Ms. Justice Gyan Sudha Mishra, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India

Prof. N.R. Madhava Menon, Founding Vice Chancellor, NLSIU

(Bangalore), NUJS (Kolkata)

Prof. Upendra Baxi, Warwick Law School, United Kingdom

Honble Mr. Justice H L Gokhale Judge Supreme Court of India

Shri Gopal Subramanium, Senior Counsel, Supreme Court of India,

Former Solicitor General of India

Shri Dushyant Dave, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India

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l Soft Skill Training Programme

l Enrichment Programme

l Debate and Literary Fest

l Moot Fest

l Distinguished Lecture Series

l Alumni Interactive Series

l Academic fest (Connaissance)

Professional Training Programme l

l Model United Nations Conference(MUN)

l Annual National Cultural – Sports Festival (VIBES)

l Inter-Institute Cultural-Sports festival/competitions

l Music and Movie Clubs

Annual Public Lecture

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Mr. Robert Jordan, U.K.' Ms. Pallavi Shroff Dr. Anthony Whitbread

l Prison Rights Advocacy Clinic (Sabarmati Jail)

l Clinical Legal Education

l Child Rights Advocacy Clinic

l Extension Activities and Community Services

l Students participation in various prestigious national/international moot court competition, debate competitions, conferences, workshops etc.

l Research Centres

l Field Visits

l Internship & Placement Cell activities to facilitate placement of students

l Conferences, Seminars, Workshops, Symposia and panel Discussions etc.

l National Service Scheme (NSS) & National Cadet Corps (NCC)

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From the first year itself, students are imparted mooting skills through Moot Court orientation workshop followed by Intra Moot Court Competition. Institute of Law has well defined moot policy which facilitates and encourages mooting at both National and International levels. Apart from this, Institute organizes National/International Moot Court Competition annually. The Institute of Law has state of the art Moot Court Hall which is equipped with all the modern facilities to give real life experience of mooting to the students. Students enthusiastically participate in and have brought laurels in prestigious National and International Moot Court Competitions.

This activity includes discussion of a hypothetical case in form of an ordered presentation. This exercise focuses on skills of legal analysis, problem solving, legal research, communication, teamwork, strategy making,

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managing time and other resources. It also enables the students to develop and sharpen their advocacy skills. They are assessed by Judges and Advocates from High Courts and other courts. Through this exercise, students

l Develop oral and written advocacy skills

l Develop legal research skills

l Develop the skill of analyzing facts, applying relevant principles and plead the case from both sides.

l Develop the confidence to argue legal points in a courtroom environment.

l Develop the skill of persuasion and communication.

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The Internship and Placement Facilitation Cell at the Institute work towards grooming and developing students to achieve the expectations of the recruiters and optimize the potential of the individuals of the batch in order to be market ready. The students are placed in the Supreme Court, High Courts, Trail Court and various leading law firms for the internship project at the end of every semester and thereby getting exposure for preparation of their future prospects. During the final year of the programme, the Institute assists the students in exploring placement opportunities by inviting organizations for campus recruitment. The Cell acts as a facilitator and medium between the prospective recruiters and the students. The Cell is in constant touch with law firms, PSU’s, Corporate Houses and NGO’s. The Cell mentors the students by conducting regular workshops and programmes in soft skills and personality development. The Institute relentlessly provides their students with a plethora of the finest options available in the field. From contacting various stakeholders in the legal sector, such as law firms, companies, public sector institutions to provid the students with an opportunity to work in the social sector and judicial clerkship in the Courts, the Institute leaves no stone unturned to manifest its goals into actions.

Internship and Placement Facilitation Cell

Quislex Legal Services Pvt. Limited Chir Amrit Law

Fox Mandal & Co AZB Partners

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For the smooth functioning of the various students related activities at the Institute, the students association called as Nirma Institute of Law Students Activity Association (NILSAA) has been constituted. The students are encouraged to plan, organize and participate in various co-curricular activities on their own with active support from the Institute. Such an atmosphere inculcates in them the spirit of leadership and an understanding of different aspects of Law. Students are also encouraged to participate in co-curricular and extracurricular activities of other leading law schools.

Extension ActivitySocial Responsibility Institutions, such as ours play the role of a catalyst for social change and contribute effectively to the task of nation building. The Institute's activities and curricula include courses to sensitize students to the needs of Indian society and their professional obligation towards them as citizens of the nation.

Nirma Institute of Law Students Activity Association (NILSAA)

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1. Moot Court (Participation) Committee & Moot Court (Organizing) Committee

2. Parliamentary Debate (Participation) Committee & Parliamentary Debate (Organizing) Committee

3. Placement Committee

4. Nirma University Law Journal Committee

5. Newsletter Committee

6. Axiom (Student Magazine) Committee

7. E-Journal Student Law Review Committee

8. Student Welfare Committee

9. Conference & Seminar Committee

10. Cultural Committee

11. Sabarmati Jail Project Committee

12. Literary Committee

13. Connaissance (Academic Fest) Committee

14. Sports Committee

15. Music Club

16. Movie Club

17. Media Committee

18. Student Welfare Board (Cultural)

19. Theatre Club

20. Model United Nations Committee

21. Quiz Committee

22. Legal Aid Committee

23. Website Advisory Committee

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In order to foster research in various fields, Institute has set up Eight Research Centres in the field of:

Centre for Criminal Law and Justice

Centre for Corporate Studies

Centre for International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law

Centre for Social Justice

Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution

Centre for Intellectual Property Rights

Centre for Environmental Law

These research Centres primarily aims at inculcating the research skills amongst the young students and providing the opportunity for faculty members and engage themselves prepare with the research activities of their interested areas.

l Gujarat Ecological Commission

l Gujarat Water and Sewerage Board

l Social Welfare Department, Gujarat Government

l Social Justice & Empowerment Department, Government of Gujarat

l European Union, Europe Aid, Delegation of European Union to India, New Delhi

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Centre for Law and Governance

Training and Consultancy

Centres for Research & Excellence

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Axiom -

Students' Magazine

Edited Book -

Conference Paper

with ISBN 978-81-923049-1-5

Quarterly

ILNU Newsletter

NULJ -

Referred Institute Journal

with ISSN 2249 - 1430

Minor Research Project Journal of Centre for

Social Justice with

ISSN 2348-599X

Journal of Intellectual

Property Law with

ISSN 2455-0361

Journal of Alternate

Dispute Resolution with

ISSN 2454-9932

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The library plays significant role in supporting the Legal Education, Legal Research & achieving Academic Excellence. The Library with the state of the art facilities, which consist of legal materials in conventional and electronic-digital formats, which includes Case Laws, Constitution, Statues, Legal articles, reporting journals, Parliamentary Proceeding, treatises, judicial & administrative decisions and other legal resources in various form and curriculum related various subjective text and reference books. The Library Centre stands for the most lively-happening place among the Users on the ILNU Campus by providing safe, comfortable and an excellent user friendly environment which helps in advancement of knowledge and promotes Research & Scholarship. It has a collection of over 10,000 volumes of Books covering a wide range of general and special subjects consisting of text books, reference books, back volumes of journals and reports etc., apart from legal periodicals. The library subscribes to more than 97 print National and International periodicals & 2364 online journals. Fully Automated Library gives more enhancement to Knowledge promotion by Various Type of Library Collection & Knowledge Repository.

Learning Resource Centre

l Hein Online- Academic Legal Journals Database

l Westlaw India

l Oxford Reports on International Law

l LexisNexis Academic Universe

l Kluwer on Arbitration

l JSTOR: An Archival Database

l SSC Online

l Manupatra

l Pressdisplay-Newspaper Direct

l Emerald Management Xtra

l ELSEVIER –Science Direct

l Corporate Law Advisor

l EBSCO- Business Source Complete

l EBSCO-Academic Search Premier

l Springer

l OUP e-Bundle

l Taxmann Direct, Corporate and Indirect Taxes

l AIR Supreme Court

l AIR High Courts

l AIR Privy Council

l Annual Survey of Indian Law

l Criminal Law Journal

l Journal of the Indian Law Institute

l The Patents and Trade Marks Cases

l Gujarat Law Reporter

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l Public International Law

l Private International Law

l International Trade Law

l International Environment Law

l International Humanitarian Law

l International Arbitration Law

l International Space Law

l International Intellectual Property Law

l European Laws

l Inter-American Laws

l WTO Laws

l International Maritime Laws, etc.

The well-equipped International Law Resource Centre has been established with unique print and electronic resources. The Centre houses a rich collection of International Law Reports published by Cambridge University Press in 154 bound volumes and online databases such as Oxford Reports on International Law, Kluwer on Arbitration etc. It is first of its kind in Western India where resource material on various areas of International Law is available for students. The centre covers areas like:

In addition to circulation and reading facilities, Library Resource Centre offers the following services:

Web OPAC: The entire Library collection including books, journals, etc. can be searched through the web enabled Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC). Users can access the OPAC to find out the real-time availability of library materials from their own computer terminals.

Remote Access: Faculty and students can also take benefit of the E Resources wherever they are located by this facility. Remote Access is provided for all online resources.

Inter Library Loan/Resource Sharing: The library has co-operative arrangements with other major libraries through the DELNET to get documents, which are not available in the library.

Proactive Information Services: The library provides specific information services such as alert on CAS, SDI, Reservation and Article of the Week etc. to the academic community.

Reference and Research Services: The library staff supports the faculty and researchers in various ways like conducting extensive literature surveys, preparation of subject bibliographies on any given topic, reading lists, database searches, etc.

Moot Court Research Rooms: For legal research students who are preparing for a Moot Court Competition, a separate room has been allocated in the library. It is well equipped with comfortable sitting arrangements.

Access to all NU libraries: Students have access to libraries of other Institutes within the Nirma university campus

Institutional MembershipThe Library Resource Centre is an institutional member of the following:• The India Law Institute, New Delhi• American Information Centre, New Delhi• The Centre for Computer Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI)• The India Society of International Law• The Commonwealth Legal Education Association• International Law Student Association • The British Library, Ahmedabad• Developing Library Network (DELNET)

International Law Resource Centre

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Classrooms

Smart class room

Cyber lab

Air conditioned classrooms are well equipped with modern audio visual equipment to facilitate effective learning. The class rooms are designed to promote maximum interaction between faculty and the students

Smart Class Room is wherein social learning of students is enhanced and promotes mobile and blended learning. It also facilitates virtual sessions which helps to manage competencies, learning parts and enables teacher to conduct online test.

The Central computing facility is interconnected by fibre optic cables with leased line internet connectivity. The internet and intranet facilities are available on the campus. Learners and Faculty Members are connected with google group to ease the teaching learning process.

Amenities • Transport facility is provided to students from their residence to the Institute and back. For this, the University

has its own fleet of buses with pre-decided routes

• Banking facility: A branch of Kalupur Commercial Co-operative Bank for the benefit of the students and staff members has been provided on the university campus

• Sports ground for Cricket, Volleyball and Football are available on the campus. Students can also play indoor games such as table tennis, chess, carom etc. The annual Sports day is a regular feature.

• Gymnasium with modern equipment is also developed for the facility of the students and staff

• Students store

• Canteens and Cafeterias

• Separate Yoga Hall

Infrastructure facility

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Prof. (Dr.) Purvi Pokhariyal

Director & Dean, Faculty of Law

Ph.D., LL.M.,PGDBM, PGIRPM,PGDCL

Area: Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ADR

E-mail : [email protected]

Centre for Criminal Law and Justice

Professor Chandrasekhar Pillai,

Former Director, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi, Former Director National Judicial Academy, Bhopal

Hon’ble Justice Mr. C K Thakkar

Former Judge,

Supreme Court of India

Prof. (Dr.) Yogesh Mehta

Former Director,

Institute of Law, Nirma University

Hon’ble Justice (Dr.) J.N. Bhatt

Former Chief Justice,

Patna High Court and

Chairman, Gujarat State Human Rights Commission

Prof. H.C. Dholakia

Former Dean, Faculty of Law,

M.S. University of Baroda

Mr. Bhaskar Tanna

Senior Advocate,

High Court of Gujarat

Centre for Social Justice

Professor Sukhadeo Thorat, Chairman, Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR)

Faculty Profile

Research Chair Professor

Honorary Visiting Professor

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Tarkesh MoliaArea Head : Constitutional Law Associate Professor & Academic CoordinatorPh.D. (Human Rights Law) Area: Constitutional Law & Human Rights E-mail : [email protected]

Shalini S.

Area Head : Management & Humanities

Ph.D.(Oranizational Behaviour)

Area: Organizational Behavior


Krishna Pal Malik

Ph. D.(Criminal Law),DLP

Area: Criminal Law, Labour Law, Women and Child Rights


Pranav Saraswat Ph.D (Accounting & Finance)

Area: Finance & Accounting

Email: [email protected]

Rachna ChaudharyPh.D. (Law of Contract), LL.M., DLL, PGDCS

Area : Business Law


Sanjay Kumar PandeyPh.D. (International Criminal Law),LL.M., B.Com,

Area : International Law


Madhuri Parikh

Ph. D. (Environmental Law), LL.M., M.A.

Area: Environment Law, Tort Law, Legal Research Methodology , Legal History

[email protected]

Nongthombam Singh Ph.D.(Gender)

Area: Gender and Family, Indian Communities, Social Demography and Sociology of Law


Shreekant IyengarPh.D. (Economics)

Area: Health Economics


Vikas TrivediPh.D. (Management), LL.M., MBA, B.Com.

Area : Contract Law, Constitutional Law

E-mai: [email protected]

Area Heads

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

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Nitesh Chaudhary M.A.( Political Science)

Area : Political Theory Email: [email protected]

Rohit Moonka LL.M, PGDIPR, Ph.D. (Pursuing)Area: Intellectual Property Law, ADR

Email : [email protected]

Anandkumar R. ShindheLL.M., Area: Business and Trade Laws


Ph.D. (Pursuing)

Amit Kumar KashyapLL.M., MBA

Area: Business Law


Owais Hasan KhanLL. M.

Area : International Trade Law


Arun B Prasad M.B.A. (Finance), M.A.(Economics), PGDHR, Ph.D (Pursuing)

Area : Economics


Silky Mukherjee LL.M.,

Area: : Intellectual Property Law & Constitutional LawEmail : [email protected]

Ph.D. (Pursuing)

Rejitha Nair LL.M.,

Area: International Trade Law, Jurisprudence & Human Rights Law,


Ph.D. (Pursuing)

Shailja TripathiLL.M., PGDBA (HR), PGPIRPM, Ph.D. (Pursuing)

Area: Business Law


Bhumika NandaLL.M.

Area : Human Rights Law and International Law


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Anwesha PalLL.M.

Area: Corporate Law, IPR, Competition Law


U. VaradharajanLL.M, PGDILD,

Area : Criminal Law, Human Rights


Ph.D. (Pursuing)

Jehirul IslamLL.M.

Area: Labour Law & Business Law


Ms. Dhanya MaheshLL.M.

Area: Media and Law


Mr. Nishant KumarLL.M., C.S.

Area: Environmental Law


Ms. Anubhuti DungdungLL.M.

Area: Public Law and Legal Theory


Ms. Akanksha JumbeLL.M., PGDIPRL

Area: Intellectual Property Law


Jacob GeorgeLL.M.

Area : Intellectual Property Rights

E-mail: [email protected]

Yamini C. PrabhaLL.M.

Area: Intellectual Property Rights & Civil Procedure Code


Ms. Nikita KoradiaLL.M.

Area: Interpretation of Statutes


Ms. Prita Rani JhaM.A.,

Area: Constitutional Law


Ph.D. (Pursuing)

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Administrative Staff

Mr. Jacob JohnAssistant Registrar

Mr Rashesh ParikhSr. Assistant

Examination Section

Mr Tejas BhattJr. Assistant

Ms. Kshama ParikhAssistant Librarian

Dr. Atul BhattLibrarian

Ms Ranikumari JhaSr. Assistant

Ms Falguni Trivedi Jr. Assistant - Students Section

Ms Pallavi VegadaLibrary Assistant

Mr Rameshan V MOffice Superintendent

Mr Yogesh ZalaSr. Assistant Placement

and Internship

Mr Nimit ModhJr. Assistant - Admission

Mr Dhiren PanchalLibrary Assistant

Mr Faiyaz Shairkh P.A. to Director

Mr Digant RathodComputer Operator

Mr. Vimal PatelJr. Assistant,

Accounts and Purchase

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General Guidelines for Admission at the Institute of Law, Nirma University for the Academic Year 2016-17

B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) 120

B. Com., LL.B. (Hons.) 60

Upto 15% of the total intake is likely to be filled-in under NRI/NRI Sponsored category.

Over and above the approved intake, 15% supernumerary seats will be for Persons of Indian Origin (PIO)/ Foreign Nationals (FN) and Children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries-South East Asia (CIWGC-SEA). The application procedure and detailed information regarding eligibility for admission under FN/PIO/CIWGC-SEA category will be separately notified by the University.

l A candidate should have passed Higher Secondary/Intermediate Examinations (10+2) or its equivalent examinations with not less than 50% aggregate marks.

l There is no upper age limit prescribed for applying to the Institute for admission to the above programmes

General & NRI Sponsored Category

l Admission shall be based on the inter se All India merit rank of CLAT 2016.

l The candidates are compulsorily required to appear in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2016.

l Candidates are also required to fill in the application form of the Institute of Law, Nirma University(ILNU) in addition to the CLAT 2016 form.

General Category

l Tuition FEE – Rs.1,50,000/- per annum (inclusive of all except refundable deposits, University fees. Reading Material charges and student activity fees).

NRI / NRI Sponsored Category

l Tuition FEE – US$7000 per annum (inclusive of all except refundable deposits, University fees. Reading Material charges and student activity fees).

A. Break-up of Seats available

B. Eligibility

C. Admission Procedure

D. Fee Structure

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E. Application Procedure

Mode of Application:

There is only one mode of application, i.e., ONLINE. The online application can be accessed by a candidate by registering self by creating a LOGIN ACCOUNT. Only those candidates who fulfill the above eligibility criteria can apply as the software will automatically reject the ineligible application. Therefore, please read carefully the guidelines before filling-up the application.

Mode of payment (Form Processing fee):

1. General Category Rs.2000/-

2. NRI/NRI Sponsored Category Rs.3000/-

The payment shall be remitted by Credit Card/Debit Card or Net Banking.

Admission Prospectus:

1. Admission Prospectus can be downloaded from our website www.nirmauni.ac.in./ILNU

2. Candidates who have applied, alongwith the prescribed fees, to the Institute (through Online) will get the Prospectus of the Institute by post.

Last date for Receiving Application Form

l The Last date for access and submission of online application is May 20, 2016.

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F. Fee StructureFee Structure of Five Year Integrated B.A., LL.B. (Hon.) and B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.) for the year 2016-17

1 Tuition Fees 1,50,000.00 Yearly

2 Seminar, Orientation, Welcome kit 1,000.00 One time

3 Library Deposit (Refundable) 4,000.00 One time

4 Caution Money Deposit (Refundable) 1,000.00 One time

University Fees

5 University Enrolment Fee (One Time) 400.00 One time

6 Semester End Exam, Initial Registration & 5,000.00 YearlySemester Grade Report

Activity Fees

7 Students Activity fees 5,000.00 Yearly

8 Reading Material charges 4,100.00 Yearly

9. Alumni Fees* 1,000.00 One time

10. Internship and Placement Fees 5,000.00 One time

Total 1,76,500.00

G. Important Date

H. Counseling Procedure:

I. Admission Contact:

J. Jurisdiction

March 10, 2016 : Publication of advertisement and Commencement of accessibility/submission of ONLINE application forms

l May 20, 2016 : Last date for submission of filled-up application forms

l May 28, 2016 : Declaration of Merit

All communications pertaining to admissions should be address to:The Admission OfficerInstitute of Law, Nirma University,Sarkhej-Gandhinagar RoadAhmedabad – 382 481, Gujarat, India,Phone: +91-79-30642803/804/8015 Fax: +91-2717-241916/17 Email: [email protected]

The detailed admission counseling procedure is provided on website.

Mr. Anand Shinde Mr. Jacob JohnAdmission Head Admission OfficerPh:079-30642814(D) Ph:079-30642815 (D)Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

The admission process at the Institute shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the Court of Ahmedabad.

Note: The Institute reserves the right to change the date.

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