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WCOMMON LAADMISSION TESTCLAT 2014

INFORMATION BROCHURE

GUJARAT NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITYOrganizing University

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CORE COMMITTEE COMPOSITION

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NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL OF INDIA UNIVERSITY, BANGALORE

NALSAR UNIVERSITY OF LAW, HYDERABAD

THE NATIONAL LAW INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY, BHOPAL

THE WEST BENGAL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF JURIDICAL SCIENCES, KOLKATA

NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, JODHPUR

HIDAYATULLAH NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, RAIPUR

GUJARAT NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, GANDHINAGAR

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY,LUCKNOW

RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LAW, PUNJAB

CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, PATNA

THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ADVANCED LEGAL STUDIES,KOCHI

NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY ODISHA, CUTTACK

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF STUDY AND RESEARCH IN LAW,RANCHI

NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY AND JUDICIAL ACADEMY,ASSAM, GUWAHATI

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The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is an all India entrance examination conducted on

rotation by 14 National Law Universities (NLUs) for admissions to their under-graduate and

post-graduate degree programmes (LL.B. & LL. M.). The 14 participating NLUs in the order of

their establishment are:

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1. National Law School of India University, Bangalore (NLSIU)

2. NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad (NALSAR)

3. National Law Institute University, Bhopal (NLIU)

4. The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata (WBNUJS)

5. National Law University, Jodhpur (NLUJ)

6. Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur (HNLU)

7. Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar (GNLU)

8. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow (RMLNLU)

9. Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab (RGNUL)

10. Chanakya National Law University, Patna (CNLU)

11. National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi (NUALS)

12. National Law University Odisha,Cuttack (NLUO)

13. National University of Study & Research in Law, Ranchi (NUSRL)

14. National Law University & Judicial Academy, Assam,Guwahati (NLUJAA)

The first CLAT Core Committee consisting of Vice-Chancellors of the seven participating NLUs at that time decided that the test shall be conducted by rotation in the order of their establishment. Accordingly, the first Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) was conducted in the year 2008. Now there are 14 participating NLUs and following the practice the seventh Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) will be conducted by the Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar in 2014.

The fourteen NLUs mentioned above offer a number of five-year integrated under-graduate law courses leading to B.A. LL.B., B.Sc. LL.B., B.B.A. LL.B., B.S.W. LL.B., B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.) degrees.

While B.A. LL.B. is offered by most of the universities, B.Sc. LL.B. Course is offered by WBNUJS (Kolkata), NLU (Jodhpur) and GNLU (Gandhinagar). B.B.A. LL.B. is offered by NLU (Jodhpur), GNLU (Gandhinagar), CNLU (Patna) and NLUO (Cuttack); whereas B.S.W. LL.B. and B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.) degree courses are offered by GNLU (Gandhinagar) alone.

To be eligible to appear in CLAT-2014, a candidate should have obtained a Higher Secondary School/Intermediate (10+2) or its equivalent certificate from a recognized Board with not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in case of SC and ST candidates) and should be below 20 years of age as on 1 July 2014 (22 years in case of SC/ ST / Persons with Disability(PWD) candidates)*.

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Candidates who are appearing in March/April, 2014 or have appeared in the 10+2 examination and are awaiting results are also eligible to appear in the test. However, such candidates are required to have passed the qualifying examination at the time of their admission and must be able to submit proofs in support of their claims. No provisional admission shall be provided to those candidates who are not submitting the result of the qualifying examination (i.e. 10+2) at the time of admission.

1. English including comprehension

The English section will test the candidates' proficiency in English based on comprehension passages and grammar. In the comprehension section, candidates will be questioned on their understanding of the passage and its central theme, meanings of words used therein etc. The grammar section requires correction of incorrect grammatical sentences, filling of blanks in sentences with appropriate words, etc.

2. General Knowledge and Currents Affairs

As far as general knowledge is concerned, the candidates will be tested on their general awareness including static general knowledge. Questions on current affairs will test candidates on their knowledge of current affairs.

3. Mathematics

This section will test candidate's knowledge on elementary mathematics, i.e. maths taught up to Class X.

4. Legal Aptitude

This section will test candidate's interest towards study of law, research aptitude and problem solving ability. Questions will be framed with the help of legal propositions (described in the paper), and a set of facts to which the said proposition has to be applied. Some propositions may not be "true" in the real sense (e.g. the legal proposition may be that any person who speaks in a movie hall and disturbs others that are watching the movie will be banned from entering any movie theatre across India for one year). Candidates will have to assume the "truth" of these propositions and answer the questions accordingly.

5. Logical Reasoning

The purpose of the logical reasoning section is to test the candidate's ability to identify patterns, logical links and rectify illogical arguments. It will include a wide variety of logical reasoning questions such as syllogisms, logical sequences, analogies, etc. However, visual reasoning will not be tested.

Total Marks 200

Number of multiple-choice questions of one mark each 200

Duration of Examination Two Hours

Subject areas with Weightage

English including Comprehension 40 Marks

General Knowledge and Current Affairs 50 Marks

Elementary Mathematics (Numerical Ability) 20 Marks

Legal Aptitude 50 Marks

Logical Reasoning 40 Marks

* Subject to State reservation at the University concerned.


Note: There shall be a system of Negative Marking wherein 0.25 marks will be deducted for each of the wrong answer.

Pattern of the CLAT Question Paper

Different Subject Areas of CLAT Question Paper

Tie-Breaking

Post-Graduate Programmes

In the event of equal marks scored by two or more candidates in the CLAT-2014, the tie will be broken in the following procedure and order:

(i) Higher marks in the section of legal aptitude in CLAT-2014(ii) Higher age (iii) Computerized draw of lots

The information of the LL.M. degree course offered at the various NLUs with the duration and the specializations have been provided in detail under the sections of each University. The candidates are also advised to check the websites of respective Universities from time to time to keep themselves updated about the changes in the course structure and other details.

Eligibility

To be eligible to appear in CLAT-2014, a candidate should have obtained a LL.B./Five-Year Integrated LL.B. degree/any other equivalent degree from a recognized University with not less




Pattern of the CLAT Question Paper

Tie-Breaking

Procedure For Application

Mode of Payment through CLAT Website

Fees

Total Marks 150

Duration of Examination Two hours

Long Essay Type Descriptive Questions (covering subject areas such as Constitutional Law and Jurisprudence)

100 Marks (4 questions of 25 marks each)

Multiple-Choice Questions (Covering all compulsory law subjects prescribed by the BCI for the Under-Graduate Course except Constitutional Law and Jurisprudence)

50 Marks (50 questions of 1 mark each)

than 55% marks in aggregate (50% marks in case of SC and ST category candidates)*. The candidates who have passed the qualifying degree examination through supplementary/ compartment and repeat attempts are also eligible for appearing in the test and taking admission provided that such candidates will have to produce the proof of having passed the qualifying examination with fifty-five/fifty percent marks, as the case may be, on the date of their admission or within the time allowed by the respective Universities. The candidates who have appeared or are appearing in the qualifying degree examination by March/April, 2014 are also eligible to appear in the test. Such candidates may submit the final results of the qualifying examination within the time-frame prescribed by the respective Universities and shall be provided provisional admission only.

* Subject to State reservation at the University concerned

Note: There shall be a system of Negative Marking wherein 0.25 marks each will be deducted for each of the wrong answers to Multiple Choice Questions.

In the event of equal marks scored by two or more candidates inthe CLAT-2014, the tie will be broken in the following procedureand order:

(I) Higher marks in the Long Essay Type Descriptive Questions in CLAT-2014

(ii) Higher age

(iii) Computerized draw of lots

Application Form and Information Brochure

The CLAT-2014 Online Application Form will be accessible on the st stCLAT website January, 2014 and 31 (www.clat.ac.in) between 1

March, 2014 alongwith the Information Brochure. No hard copy of the Application Form and Information Brochure will be sold this time.CLAT-2014 Information Brochure (not the application form) will also be accessible from the respective website of all the participating NLUs.

A candidate will have to make payment on three occasions through CLAT website viz., (i) submitting the Online Application Form (ii) if interested in downloading the Previous Year's Question papers and (iii) while participating in the counseling session. The mode of payment through the website is both online and offline.

The online payment can be made through net-banking, debit card, credit card etc. wherein the candidate will have to bear the additional transaction costs for remitting the fees through payment gateways.

For paying the fees offline through website, the candidate will have to download the 'Bank Challan' that will be generated with the required information, as filled in by the candidate, and make the payment with additional bank charges at any branch of the State Bank of India. After making the requisite payment at the bank, the candidate needs to fill-in the details as required at the relevant section of the website.

The fees to be remitted while submitting the Online Application Form of CLAT-2014 for General/OBC/PWD and other category candidates is ` 4000/- (for SC and ST category candidates it is

`3500/-), excluding the bank charges or additional transaction costs for remitting the fees offline/online through payment gateways. Mode of Application

There is only one mode of application i.e. online which can be accessed by a candidate after registering self on the CLAT website by creating a LOGIN ACCOUNT. The Online Application

st stForm can be submitted only between 1 January, 2014 and 31 March, 2014 (11:59 p.m.). The submitted Online Application Form in PDF format and other details will be available and accessible in the LOGIN ACCOUNT of the candidate.




Pattern of the CLAT Paper

Mode of Admission

Declaration of Results

Previous Year's Question Booklets

No copies of the filled in Online Application Form or uploaded certificates/documents need to be sent to the CLAT Office.

The Hall-Ticket/Admit Card may be accessed/downloaded by the candidate in the personal LOGIN ACCOUNT. The candidate is required to take the printout of the Hall-Ticket/Admit Card to the Examination Hall.

Candidates applying must visit and carefully read the instructions given in the CLAT-2014 website (www.clat.ac.in).

Incomplete application or application in any mode other than online or application after the last date and time shall not be considered. It shall be the obligation of the candidate to fill the Online Application Form in a timely manner and the Organizing University, i.e. GNLU, Gandhinagar shall not be responsible in anyway.

Documents to be Uploaded

The original certificates/documents issued by the competent authority as specified in the CLAT- 2014 Information Brochure are to be submitted to the allotted University only at the time of admission. The relevant attested photocopies of the certificates/documents (Photograph and signatures of the Candidate and Parent/Guardian need not be attested) in support of one's claim for admission are to be uploaded while filling the Online Application Form. The photocopies of documents need to be attested by a Gazetted Officer not related to the candidate.

(i) The scanned photocopies of the documents to be uploaded in the PDF format (or as specified) by all the candidates are:

Birth Certificate (If not available then Standard X passing Certificate issued by a Board or Passport can be uploaded)

Standard X Marksheet Qualifying Examination Marksheet/Certificate such as 10+2 or

its equivalent examination certificate from a recognized Board (for UG Courses).

Qualifying Examination Marksheet/Certificate such as LL.B. or its equivalent examination certificate from a recognized University (for PG Courses).

Passport size photograph (3.5 cms x 4.5 cms) {JPG Format} Signature of candidate {JPG Format} Signature of either of the parent/guardian {JPG Format}

(ii) The scanned photocopies of the documents to be uploaded in the PDF format by a candidate depending on the applicability are:

Category Certificate (Scheduled Tribes/ Scheduled Caste/Other Backward Classes)

Disability Certificate (Persons With Disability, P.W.D.) Special Category Certificate like Extremely Backward Classes;

Backward Classes; Women of Backward Classes; Dependant of

Freedom Fighters of U.P.; Socially and Educationally Backward Classes; Ancestral residents of village Sidhuwal, District Patiala; Son/Daughter of Defense Personnel Deployed in U.P. or Defense Personnel of U.P. either retired or killed/ disabled in action; Dependant of Freedom Fighter of U.P. and Kashmiri Migrant.

Certificates in support of one's claim for NRI/NRI Sponsored Candidate

Domicile Certificate in support of one's claim for consideration under State Quota

The certificates/documents listed above are essential requirements for admission to the UG and PG courses. In addition to the above, the candidates may be required to submit such other certificates/documents as may be specified by various Universities in their respective websites and also in the Instructions for Admission to UG/PG Programmes issued along with the List of Allotted Candidates from time to time. Further, the candidates will also be required to submit Photocopies of the relevant certificates/documents as may be specified/ required by the concerned universities.

Previous Year's Question Booklets for UG and PG courses will be available at the Organizing University (i.e. GNLU, Gandhinagar) at a cost of ` 250/- per booklet. The Question Booklets will also be made available on the CLAT Website and can be (www.clat.ac.in) downloaded by making online/offline payment of ̀ 250/- through the website (excluding the bank transaction costs for remitting the charges online/offline). In case, the question papers are to be sent on request through speed post by the Organizing University, the candidate will have to bear an additional cost of ` 150/- towards the postage charges.

stCLAT-2014 result will be published on 31 May 2014 on the CLAT Website with an overall merit list of candidates (www.clat.ac.in)prepared according to their CLAT Score and Rank along with their categories. In addition, state specific and all India merit lists will be prepared for various categories of candidates like General/SC/ST/OBC/Women/PWD/NRI etc. The candidate will be able to access the results through the personal LOGIN ACCOUNT.

Admission To The U.G. Programme

The merit list-cum-preference will be the basic principle of admission for CLAT-2014 and the allotment of candidates to various NLUs will be based on the same. Hence, an online



The first 2500 candidates (comprising 40% extra candidates proportionately from various categories such as General/SC/ST/OBC/PWD etc.) in the merit list will be allowed to participate in the online counseling against the actual seats available with the participating NLUs, by logging in to the personal LOGIN ACCOUNT created by them at the time of registration and depositing the adjustable fees of ̀ 1,00,000/- (Rupees One Lakh only) either online/offline through the website.

The candidates seriously interested in taking admission must deposit the required fees so as to be considered against the seats available with a NLU. The candidates failing to deposit the required fees through the website with the CLAT Office by the specified date will forfeit their right to be considered for admission in future and their names will be dropped from the CLAT Merit List.

The university-wise first provisional allotment list based on merit-cum-preference will be published on the CLAT Website for the exact number of seats available with a NLU taking into consideration the university-wise preferences obtained from the candidates during the counselling session, their CLAT score and Rank. The list will also be made available to the respective participating Universities.

The provisionally selected candidates allotted to various NLUs will have to reserve their seats within a stipulated period at this stage by logging in to the personal LOGIN ACCOUNT. The candidates will be provided with three options viz.,

I hereby take admission with the allotted university and do not want my candidature to be considered for the next higher preference (This option can be availed only once), or

I hereby take admission with the allotted university and also want my candidature to be considered for the next higher preference, or

I hereby do not want to take part in the admission process.

Any of the above options exercised by the candidate will be treated as final and irrevocable. The candidates failing to reserve their seat through the website with the CLAT Office

by the specified date will forfeit their right to be considered for admission in future and their names will be dropped from the CLAT Merit List.

A list of waitlisted candidates will also be issued along with the Provisional Allotment List, from the first 2500 candidates who had undertaken the counselling after remitting the fees. The comprehensive list will be prepared by picking up candidates proportionately from various categories such as General/SC/ST/OBC/PWD/DFF/NRI etc. both from the All India and State (Domicile) category of candidates.

If required, the CLAT Office will publish three more times the Subsidiary List of candidates allotted to various Universities against the actual left out seats.

After depositing the required amount of fees and taking part in the counselling session with the CLAT office by the stipulated date, if the waitlisted candidates fail to get a seat in any of the Universities due to non-availability of vacancy, the entire amount of ` 1,00,000/- deposited by such candidates will be refunded to them without any deduction.

If the candidates in the merit of first 2500, do not deposit the required amount of fees (i.e. ` 1,00,000/-) in adequate number for being considered against probable vacancies, if any, in future, and if the list of such candidates gets exhausted and some vacancies still remain thereafter, then a fresh counselling session will be undertaken by the CLAT Office.

After the candidates are finally allotted to various Universities, the candidates will be required to approach the allotted Universities with the balance amount towards the admission fees and the relevant certificates/documents in original issued by the competent authority in support of the various claims made by the candidates, during the scheduled

th th period (24 - 27 June, 2014) and complete the admission formalities. The certificates in original will be checked by the respective Universities at the time of their admission.

The candidate not having the required certificates/ documents in original and failing to satisfy the eligibility requirements will not be allowed to take admission by the concerned Universities. Hence, the candidates seeking admission under various categories - especially those belonging to the reserved categories such as SC/ST/ OBC/PWD/DFF/NRI and the General category candidates seeking admission under State Domicile category - will be required to obtain in advance the relevant and authentic certificates/documents from the competent authorities and produce the same at the time of admission.


counselling would take place after the announcement of the st thCLAT-2014 results from 1 June 2014 to 9 June 2014, wherein

the candidates will be able to mark the preferences of the

NLUs for admission within the stipulated period mentioned in

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Important Points To Be Noted By The Candidates

Those candidates who fail to report to the Universities and thcomplete the admission formalities by 27 June 2014 will

forfeit their claim for admission and their seats will be filled-up by the University by following its own procedure and not by the CLAT Office. The respective Universities will be

threporting the details of admission to the CLAT Office by 28 June 2014 including the number of vacancies that might remain due to non-reporting of the candidates allotted under

st nd rd ththe1 , 2 , 3 and 4 Actual Allotment List. This would help the thCLAT Office make the declaration of the final allotment on 30

June 2014 and complete the admission process on the same day.

While the candidates will be required to pay the balance amount of fees to the allotted Universities at the time of completing the admission formalities, the adjustable amount of ` 1,00,000/- deposited with the CLAT Office will be transferred to the respective Universities after the completion of the admission process.

The candidates withdrawing from the admission process thbefore 24 June, 2014 will be refunded the amount by the

CLAT Office after deducting the administrative charges of `10,000/-.

Admission to the PG Programme

The admissions to the PG programmes through CLAT-2014 will be done in a centralized manner from the CLAT Office after the counseling session, as mentioned above for the UG programmes, by allotting seats based on the merit and preference of the candidates furnished during the counselling session. The candidates will be allowed to participate in the online counselling session by depositing the adjustable fees of `65,000/- (Rupees Sixty Five Thousand Only) through the website with the CLAT Office.

All offers of admission by CLAT-2014 shall be provisional and shall not create any right of admission in favour of a candidate. The organizing university will not be responsible for any inconvenience caused or expenditure incurred by the candidate on travel and stay, etc.

Information regarding details of intake, reservation and the courses offered along with the fee structure is available in the CLAT-2014 Information Brochure and on the CLAT-2014 website and the websites of the concerned NLUs. The candidates are therefore advised to carefully go through the rules and fee structures of participating NLUs before filling the application form for UG as well as PG courses, and for the

NRI/NRI Sponsored and Foreign National seats.

Information in the Information Brochure regarding intake, reservation, courses offered and the subjects taught at various levels including the areas of specialization, etc. are in brief. For detailed information, the candidates are required to take a look at the information provided on the websites of the member NLUs of CLAT-2014.

Definition of disability for the purpose of admission shall be in accordance with Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995. Disability in the act is defined to include: Blindness, low vision, leprosy cured, hearing impairment, loco-motor disability, mental disability or illness. A candidate will have to produce Disability Certificate from Competent Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995, at the time of admission.

Candidates with disabilities appearing in the Common Law Admission Test shall be entitled to an additional time of 40 minutes.

The candidates having impairment and those who require a scribe to write the test should intimate the same at the relevant section in the Online Application Form, citing reasonable cause and attaching attested photocopies (by a Gazetted Officer) of the relevant supporting documents such as:

(a) A certificate of impairment from the competent authority.

(b) A statement indicating whether the scribe will be brought by the candidate or to be arranged by the CLAT authorities. The educational qualification of the scribe should be at least one standard lower than 10+2.

(c) A declaration from the candidates that they will not request at any point of time the scribe to help them with the answers other than the normal process of reading the questions and helping them write and darken the correct answer. Further if they are bringing their own scribe, they will have to declare that the selected scribe fulfils all the pre-requisites.

(d) Documentary evidence regarding the educational qualification of the scribe (e.g. school certificate or school identity card)

(e) A declaration from the scribe (if brought by the candidate) that the scribe complies with the pre-requisites and he/she will not in any way help the candidate answer any question in the paper, apart from his/her regular duty of reading out the questions and




Pattern of the CLAT Paper

writing and darkening the correct answers. For details relating to the definition of NRI/NRI sponsored

candidates and the number of seats available for them, please see the information provided by the participating NLUs in the CLAT-2014 Information Brochure and their respective websites.

Some of the Universities will admit the NRI candidates directly whereas others will do it through CLAT-2014. Please carefully read the information provided by the participating NLUs on the subject in the CLAT-2014 Information Brochure and on the CLAT-2014 website (www.clat.ac.in).

Only Indian Nationals/NRIs are allowed to appear in the CLAT-2014. Foreign Nationals are not permitted to appear in CLAT-2014. The foreign nationals desirous of taking admission to any course in any of the participating NLUs may directly contact the concerned University having seats for foreign nationals.

In the event of insufficient number of candidates opting to appear from a particular Test Centre, the Convener, CLAT-2014, reserves the right to cancel such a centre and shift the applicants to another nearby centre or to a centre according to the candidate's second or third preference.

Information such as the category of candidate, the centre of the Entrance Test and the preferences for various universities given by the candidates in the Online Application Form shall be final and will not be changed thereafter.

As the publication of result and allotment of seats will be made on merit-cum-preference basis according to the information furnished in the Online Application Form and during the Counselling Session, the candidates are required to read the instructions carefully and furnish correct and authentic information. In case the information furnished at any stage of admission process is found false or incorrect or there is any discrepancy or mismatch between the information furnished by the candidate at the relevant section and the certificates/documents produced at the time of admission, the provisional admission offered to the candidate shall be cancelled as per the declaration given in the Online Application Form and at other relevant places without assigning any further reason.

During the counselling session, it is mandatory for all candidates to fill in all the available choices of National Law Universities for the UG and PG courses in order of their preference. Failure to do so would result in rejection. Choices once made will not be changed later.

There shall be a centralized admission process for CLAT-2014 on the basis of merit-cum-preference. All admissions shall be centrally done through the Organizing University, i.e. Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. The information relating to various dates of the admission shall be placed on CLAT-2014 website (www.clat.ac.in) from time to time.

The basic principle of admission through CLAT-2014 is merit-cum-preference. However, if a candidate, at any stage of the allotment process, wants to forego his claim for the next higher preference and wants to stay with and take admission in the allotted University, or wants to leave the admission process he/she will be given the option to do so. To exercise this option, the candidate will have to mention the same within the prescribed time limit at the relevant section of the website. However, this option exercised once by the candidate will be treated as final and irrevocable, and the candidate will be deemed to have been admitted in the University opted as such by him/her or out of the admission process, as applicable.

All offers of admission by CLAT-2014 shall be provisional and shall not create any right of admission in favour of a candidate. The organizing university will not be responsible for any inconvenience caused or expenditure incurred by the candidate on travel and stay, etc.

The first 2500 candidates (comprising 40% extra candidates proportionately from various categories such as General/ SC/ST/OBC/PWD etc.) will be permitted to take part in the counselling session only after depositing the required amount of fees. If the candidates allowed to participate in the counselling session do not deposit the required amount of adjustable fees (i.e.` 1,00,000/-) and do not take part in the online counselling session with the CLAT office by the stipulated date, they will forfeit their right to be considered for admission to the UG Courses in future and their names will be dropped from the CLAT Merit List for the purpose of admission. Same rule is applicable for candidates appearing for admission to PG Courses through CLAT-2014, except that the amount shall be ̀ 65000/-.

Provisional Allotment List/Waiting List will be prepared only on the basis of the counselling session undertaken by the candidates and the details filled-in by the candidates in the Online Application Form. When a candidate's name appears in the Provisional Allotment List the candidate will have to confirm his/her intention/seriousness to take admission or to be considered against the future vacancies, if any, with the CLAT Office through the CLAT website. The candidates who fail to do so by the specified date and time will forfeit their right to




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be considered for admission and their names will be dropped from the CLAT Merit List for the purpose of admission.

The candidates taking part in the counselling session after depositing the required amount of fees through the website (online/offline) by the stipulated date and appear in the waiting list and later if such candidates fail to get a seat in any of the Universities due to non-availability of vacancy, the entire amount of ` 1,00,000/-(or ` 65000 as applicable) deposited by such candidates will be refunded to them without any deduction within one month from the publication

stof the overall Final Actual Allotment List or by 31 July, 2014, whichever is later. Fees shall be refunded in the form of a cheque to be issued by Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, Gujarat (Convener, CLAT-2014) in the name of the candidate only.

The fees applicable for SC/ST category (a concessional amount) cannot be used by a candidate for applying under any other category. If he/she does so, the application form shall be rejected.

In order to avail the facility of reservation under state quota (based on one's domicile), the candidate must submit the original caste certificate issued by competent authority from the state of one's domicile. For example, a SC/ST or OBC candidate from Odisha, who has been staying in Chhattisgarh for several years and has legally been issued a domicile certificate by a competent authority of the State of Chhattisgarh, cannot claim reservation under Chhattisgarh

As per the Ministry of Home Affairs (Government of India) Guidelines, Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) and Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) Card holders are entitled to the benefit of “Parity with Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in respect of economic, financial and educational fields except in relation to acquisition of agricultural or plantation properties. No parity shall be allowed in the sphere of political rights.” Accordingly, the PIO and OCI Card holders will be eligible for admission under the NRI seats available in some of the member National Law Universities. Such candidates can upload the scanned copy of the Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)/Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) document at the relevant section (in place of NRI Certificate) issued to them by the Competent Authority.

For the CLAT-2014 Schedule and Important Dates, please refer to the second last page.

certificate by a competent authority of the State of Chhattisgarh, cannot claim reservation under Chhattisgarh State SC/ST and OBC category by producing a caste certificate issued by the Government of Odisha. However, he can avail reservation under Chhattisgarh State General Category seats by producing the Domicile certificate from the State of Chhattisgarh. To avail the reservation under Chhattisgarh State SC/ST or OBC quota, the candidate has to produce a SC/ST or OBC Certificate issued by a Competent Authority from the State of Chhattisgarh.



S.T. – Scheduled Tribes

S.C. – Scheduled Caste

O.B.C – Other Backward Classes

P.W.D. – Persons With Disabilities

E.B.C. – Extremely Backward Classes

N.R.I – Non Resident Indian

O.C.I – Overseas Citizen of India

B.C. – Backward Classes

W.B.C. – Women of Backward Classes (Applicable only for Bihar Domicile)

D.F.F. – Dependant of Freedom Fighters

S.E.B.C. – Socially and Educationally Backward Classes

O.E.C. – Other Eligible Communities (Applicable only for Kerala Domicile)

P.I.O – Persons of Indian Origin

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

National Law School of India University (NLSIU) is the first Indian University, established exclusively for legal studies and research. The National Law School of India Act, 1986, passed by Karnataka Legislature, provided the statutory basis to this University. It became functional in 1988. Sponsored by the Bar Council of India, NLSIU represents the unique partnership between the Bar, Bench and Academia. Eminent judges and leading lawyers have been associating with the Law School working side by side with a committed band of academicians.

NLSIU had a modest beginning in an old building at the Central College Campus of Bangalore University and was shifted to the present campus in 1991. Thereafter it has been a period of steady growth and we have now one of the best equipped and beautiful campuses. The Library, i.e. Shri Narayana Rao Melgiri National Law Library is the best Law Library in the country. The entire campus including the hostels is provided with wireless connectivity and as a result, the students can access internet services from anywhere in the Campus and NLSIU is the first Law School to achieve this distinction. All the class rooms are equipped with LCD Projectors and other facilities.

There are independent hostels for men and women and being a

residential University, all the students have to stay in the Hostels.

The Library is kept open till midnight in order to facilitate intensive

use of academic resources.

There is a well-equipped moot court hall named after Justice M.

Hidayatullah, former Chief Justice of India. Every student of

NLSIU is expected to participate actively in the moot court

activities. Our students have kept the highest Mooting traditions

of the NLSIU by excelling in National and International Moot Court thCompetitions. For the second time, in the history of Jessup, on 7

April, 2013 NLSIU team consisting of Raag Yadav, Akshaya

Ramdurai, Geeta Hariharan and Shreya Jain has won the finals of

Jessup Moot Court Competition defeating Singapore

Management University (SMU). Raag Yadav was adjudged as the

Best Oralist. NLSIU won Jessup for the first time in 1999 and 2013

is the second time that NLSIU has bagged the World Cup in Moot

Court. NLSIU, Bangalore to date is the only Law School from India

to have won Jessup Memorial Moot Court, NOT ONCE BUT TWICE.

In fact, one of the core ingredients of the NLSIU life is vibrant

debating, mooting and conference culture. Some of the most

exciting competitions, students take part in are client counseling

and negotiation competitions, which promote the art of speaking

without arguing. This goes a long way in making a successful

lawyer. Another aspect of life at Law School is the Legal Services

Clinic. One of the avowed objectives of the Legal Services Clinic is

to bridge the gap created between the legal procedures and the

common man. In pursuance of the same, the Legal Services Clinic

took up severa l in i t iat ives , inc luding but not

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limited to, Prisons Project – which involved providing legal aid to the under-trial prisoners, organising street plays and also conducting Legal Literacy Programs around Bangalore. In fact LSC handled more than 100 cases the previous academic year alone.

The National Law School of India Review, The Indian Journal of Law and Technology, Socio-Legal Review and the Indian Journal of International Economics Law - these are the four prestigious journals being published from the NLSIU. All of them are peer reviewed and have received rave review. All these journals have been handled by the students only.

As part of the outreach programmes, NLSIU has renewed the earlier practice of interacting with the law colleges in India in an attempt to extend the academic support to them from time to time.

Ms. Anupama Kumar has been awarded the Rhodes Scholarship, tha prestigious scholarship for the year 2013. This is for the 18

thtime and 8 year in succession that NLSIU students have been selected for the Rhodes Scholarship.

4 (four) of our first year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) students have won the prestigious Aditya Birla Scholarship. The Aditya Birla Scholars will receive scholarship from Aditya Birla Foundation for their entire studies in NLSIU.

Various donors have established 14 Endowment Chairs in NLSIU to promote the study of different subjects. These subjects include Constitutional Law, Refugee Law, Corporate Law, International Trade Law, Alternate Dispute Resolution, Intellectual Property Law, Consumer Law, etc. Allen and Overy, a leading British Law firm, has set up the Chair on International Financial Laws and Prof. Philipp Wood, a leading authority on the subject, conducted week's intensive course along with the attorneys of the firm in NLSIU campus under the auspices of the Chair.

The NLSIU has a well-developed research centres in Juvenile Justice, Intellectual Property Rights, Environmental Law, Women and the Law, Child and the Law, Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy.

NLSIU follows a trimester system whereunder an academic year is divided into three parts and four subjects are taught in each trimester. As a result, a student would have completed sixty courses by the time he / she completes the five year term. The wide spread of subjects help our students to acquire extensive and intensive knowledge of our legal system. All subjects are compulsory upto the end of fourth year and optional seminar courses are offered in the final year. These optional seminar courses provide opportunities to specialise in certain areas. For example, a student who wishes to pursue career in corporate law may choose seminar courses on accountancy, securities law, mergers and acquisitions, etc. NLSIU encourages the involvement of outside expertise in offering seminar courses. In recent years, the seminar courses have been offered in subjects such as European Law, Telecommunication Law, Negotiation Skills, International Taxation, Media Law & Ethics, etc. To find out the courses taught at NLSIU and their distribution over the years, please check NLSIU Website: www.nls.ac.in

Another significant method of involving scholars from outside is by way of single credit courses. These courses normally comprise of 18 hour lectures spread over a week. This also facilitates the nation's otherwise busy leading professionals and academics from foreign Universities to teach at the Law School. These are intensive courses and focus on highly specialised areas of Law. Some of the single credit courses offered at NLSIU during the past couple of years include International Climate Law & Litigation, Law, Economics and Religion: A Rational Choice Perspective, Selected Issues in the Philosophical Foundations of Criminal Law, International Commercial Arbitration, Constitutional Law of the European Union, etc.

Courses Structure

About NLSIU

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Eligibility

a General Category 55

b Scheduled Caste 12 (i.e. 15%)

c Scheduled Tribe 6 (i.e. 7.5%)

d Persons with Disability (PWD) 2 (i.e. 3%)

e Foreign Nationals 5

Fee Structure

a General Category 1,76,200/- p.a.

b SC / ST Category 1,73,700/- p.a.

c Foreign Nationals USD 7664

Course Structure

Eligibility

a General Category 1,26,200/- p.a.

b SC / ST Category 1,23,700/- p.a.

c Foreign Nationals USD 4164

As per the CLAT 2014 common rule.

The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any candidate in accordance with the Rules.

Intake and ReservationAt present, the intake capacity of B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Programme shall be 80 (eighty) with the following break-up:

Foreign candidates will be admitted directly on the basis of their performance in the qualifying examination, overall academic record and command over English language. Preference will be given to the candidates from SAARC countries and other developing countries. They will have to apply directly to the University in the prescribed format available on the NLS Website along with the supporting documents to the Registrar, NLSIU, Nagarbhavi, Bangalore - 560 072, on or before the prescribed date.

[B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Programme]Total fee (including refundable deposits)

Detailed break-up is available on the NLS website

Post Graduate Programme LL.M. (Master of Laws) DEGREE PROGRAMME

NLSIU offers One-Year LL.M. Degree programme in two distinct and separate Branches of specialization:

(I) BUSINESS LAWS (ii) HUMAN RIGHTS LAWS. Candidates can have an option to join either. The admission to the chosen branch will be however determined by the inter-se ranking at the CLAT. Once admitted to a chosen branch, the admission is final and is not open to change.

The LL.M. programme is based on the Trimester system. In each trimester four courses are offered for study. In all these subjects, national and international dimensions are properly highlighted. During the third and last trimester, students will be required to undergo writing dissertation. Students will be required to undergo mandatory internships during the academic break between second and third trimester and also participate in the weekly seminar presentations. These two exercises are part of Curriculum.

As per the CLAT 2014 common rule.

Intake and Reservation [for LL.M. Programme]At present, the intake capacity of LL.M. Degree Programme shall be 50 (Fifty) with the following break-up:BUSINESS LAWS 40HUMAN RIGHTS LAWS 10

Interested foreign students may apply directly to the University in the prescribed format available on the NLS Website along with the supporting documents to the Registrar, NLSIU, Nagarbhavi, Bangalore - 560 072, on or before the prescribed date. They will be admitted directly on the basis of their performance in the qualifying examination, overall academic record and command over English language. Preference will be given to the candidates from SAARC countries and other developing countries.

Fee Structure [for LL.M. Programme]Total fee (including refundable deposits)

Detailed break-up is available on the NLS website

1 General Category 30 06

2 Scheduled Caste (15%) 06 02

3 Scheduled Tribe (7.5%) 03 01

4 PWD (3%) 01 01


BANGALORE


For Further Details Contact:

Common for both B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) and LL.M. Programme

1. The fees / charges may be revised by the University, but the revised fees / charges will be applied prospectively.

2. The motto of NLSIU is that no one who secures admission to NLSIU shall discontinue studies on account of financial

constraints. Keeping this in mind, the NLSIU will provide necessary financial assistance to the needy students.

Note : If a candidate is withdrawing admission on any ground, in any of the courses of the University, only the refundable deposits will be returned. Such candidates will not be eligible to claim refund of any other fees.

www.clat.ac.in About NLSIU

RegistrarNational Law School of India University P.O. Bag 7201, Nagarbhavi, Bangalore - 560 072Karnataka, IndiaTel: +91 80 2321 3160, 2316 0532/533/535 Fax: +91 80 23160534EMAIL: [email protected],Website: www.nls.ac.in

Prof. (Dr.) R. Venkata Rao, Vice Chancellor. Prof. (Dr.) O.V. Nandimath, Registrar

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NALSAR's history as an institution, though short, is illustrious. Its

students have won laurels for the institution in – academics,

mooting, debating and job placements. The students have won a

number of national and international moot court competitions,

including the Bar Council of India Moot, the D.M. Harish Moot

Court Competition, the Willem C. Vis Moot and the Monroe E-

Price Oxford Moot Court Competition held at Oxford, U.K. They

have been awarded a number of prestigious scholarships

including, but not limited to, the Inlaks, the Rhodes,

Commonwealth, Gates Cambridge, Young India and the Felix

scholarships. This competence has caused as many as 40 gold

medals to be instituted for meritorious students.

NALSAR graduates always secure 100% job placements.

International and National Law Firms, Corporates, PSUs and

Government Agencies come for campus recruitments with highly

attractive pay packages. The annual average pay package has

been 12.5 lakhs.

Under the current Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Faizan Mustafa, a

number of dynamic steps have been taken in order to reinvent the

institution and “to make the teacher-taught connect” vibrant and

life changing.

The university offers a 5-Year integrated B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Degree

Programme; One-Year Post-Graduate Degree – LL.M. with six

specializations; M.Phil. and Ph.D. Degree Programmes. Masters

Course in Taxation and Business Laws is offered to IRS

Courses Offered

About NALSAR

NALSAR University of Law was established at Hyderabad in 1998 as the second institution developed under the 5-year integrated law school model. The aim of the institution was to provide quality legal education, encourage all-around development of students, and produce socially relevant and professionally competent lawyers. Over the last 15 years, NALSAR has emerged as a law university second to none, and thus realized the vision of its founders. This performance has caused NALSAR to be ranked as the number one law school by the India Today – Nielsen Survey in 2013, 2011 & 2008 and by Outlook in 2012. NALSAR has been

consistently ranked amongst the top two law universities of India.

Tagore has spoken of a realm where “the mind has not been broken into fragments by narrow domestic walls”. Work and life coalesce in the 50 acre campus situated at Shameerpet 20 kms away from the city. With a splendid and well-equipped Library, state-of-the-art Internet Centre, Moot Court Hall, Stadium, Football Field, Tennis Courts and Auditorium, the campus provides ample opportunities for the rounded development of students.

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Probationers of National Academy of Direct Taxes (NADT), Nagpur. In addition, the university offers 2-Year M.B.A. Degree Program with four major specializations – Court Management, Corporate Governance, Financial Services & Capital Markets and Sustainability & Innovation Management; 2-Year Master's Degree in Aviation Law & Air Transport Management and 2-Year Master's Degree in Space & Telecommunication Laws. Besides, Post-Graduate Diplomas in Patents Law; Media Laws; Cyber Laws; International Humanitarian Law; Aviation Law & Air Transport Management and GIS & Remote Sensing Laws are also offered. Post-Graduate Diplomas in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Family Dispute Resolution are offered as part-time / correspondence courses in collaboration with the International Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution, (ICADR), Hyderabad.

Teaching Methodology & Curriculum

In order to obtain the Degree, the students of B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) are required to accumulate 200 credits by pursuing the mandatory courses prescribed by the Bar Council of India and elective courses devised by the university. Students are also required to pursue courses in social sciences and humanities. The foundational mandatory courses in History, Political Science, Economics, Sociology and English offered in the first two years are built upon in inter-disciplinary seminar courses offered in the senior years of the degree.

Elective courses with varying credit loads are offered by regular adjunct and visiting faculty. Each credit is equivalent to 16 hours of class teaching. The elective courses offered in 2013 include:

The NALSAR teaching program aims to equip students with requisite research skills. This is done by training the students to undertake varied tends of research assignments. Some of these include: newspaper discovery, film review, literature review, book review, statute review.

NALSAR has Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with 28 Foreign Universities from USA, UK, Australia, Canada, Germany, Israel, Singapore, Switzerland, Netherlands etc. for the Faculty and Student Exchange.

COURSE NAME CREDIT

I - SEMESTER

Legal Theory and Methods 5

Law of Torts 4

English-I 3

History-I 3

Political Science-I 4

Social Science Seminar 3

III - SEMESTER

Law of Contracts – II 4

Sociology – II 4

Economics – I 3

Criminal Law – I 4

Family Law –II 4


V - SEMESTER

Labour Law-I 4

Constitutional Law-I 5

International Law 5

Law of Evidence 4


Civil Procedure Code and

Law of Limitation 4

COURSE NAME CREDIT

II - SEMESTER

Law of Contracts-I 4

Sociology-I 3

Family Law-I 4

History-II 4

Political Science-II 3

IV - SEMESTER

Criminal Law-II 4

English-II 4

Economics-II 4

Property Law 4

Law & Poverty 4

VI - SEMESTER

Company Law 5

Constitutional Law-II 5

Administrative Law 4

Labour Law-II 4

Taxation 5

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VII - SEMESTER

Intellectual Property Law 5

Clinic 4

Elective Course 4

Elective Course 4

Seminar Course 4

IX - SEMESTER

Clinic 4

Elective Course 4

Elective Course 4

Seminar Course 4

COURSE NAME CREDIT

VIII - SEMESTER

Environment Law 5

Clinic 4

Elective Course 4

Elective Course 4

Seminar Course 4

X - SEMESTER

Clinic 4

Elective Course 4

Seminar Course 4

Banking and Finance Laws Critical Corporate Theory

Private Equity and Venture Capital Transactions in India

Around the world in search of “tax logic” An introduction to income tax design

Capital Markets and Securities Law and Practice of Service Tax

Legal Pluralism and Conflict of Laws International Human Rights Law

The Rule in Law Legislative Process and Interpretation

Approaches to Public Argumentation Law Between Conflict and Resolution

Legal Reform and Social JusticeGender and Religion in the Comparative

Constitutional Context Religion, Violence and Indian

NationalismRestorative Justice

Criminology and Victimology International IP and Innovation Policy

Patent LitigationAspects of Licensing of Intellectual

Property Practical Aspects of Litigation

Procedure in IndiaLand Laws

International Trade Law Health & Social Justice

Corporate Crimes Humanitarian & Refugee Law

International Commercial Arbitration Sports Law

Law and Pop Culture Information Technology Law

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Research Centres

In recognition of the fact that academics and research share a symbiotic relationship, the University has also set up dedicated Research Centres such as the Centre for Air and Space Law, the Centre for Disability Studies, the Centre for Environmental Law, the Centre for Family Law, the Centre for Intellectual Property Rights, Centre for Legal Philosophy & Justice Education, Centre for Management Studies and the Centre for Tribal & Land Rights. These Centres are comprised of members of the faculty, researchers, professionals, practitioners and students. The aim is to identify and address emerging issues and concerns in areas of law through the initiation of deliberative dialogues, discussions, workshops, conferences and talks. The Centres also accord internship and research opportunities to law students.

Publications

Some of our prestigious publications include NALSAR Law Review, Indian Journal of Constitutional Law, NALSAR Student Law Review, Indian Journal of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Journal of Law and Economics, Journal of Corporate Affairs and Corporate Crimes, Environmental Law & Practice Review and Media Law Review.

Chairs and Endowment Lectures

The university has two Endowment Chairs- one in Intellectual Property Rights Studies created by the MHRD, Government of India and the other in Comparative Constitutional Law Studies as part of the M.K. Nambyar SAARC LAW Centre, which is headed by Hon'ble Shri Justice M. Jagannadha Rao, Former Chairman, Law Commission of India. Besides these, the University has instituted numerous endowment lectures.

Faculty

NALSAR has a team of highly dedicated and competent faculty, comprising of a good mix of experienced scholars and young talent. The faculty has generally been drawn from prestigious national and international universities. Additionally, NALSAR also has an open door policy for its alumni to supplement the teaching efforts of its faculty. In addition to teaching, faculty members are engaged in various research projects on cutting edge issues of law and policy reform.

Life at NALSAR

The NALSAR student community is vibrant, comprising of students from varied regions, religions, states and nationalities. This is evidenced by the range of student-organised extra-curricular and cultural activities at the university. The students

annually organize the Westlaw NALSAR Inter-Varsity Debating Championship, an event that draws student participation from different countries and universities (not limited to law schools) to participate in a British parliamentary-style debate competition. Additionally, there are a number of other inter-college and intra-college sports and cultural events, such as Carpe Diem (the annual intra-college cultural event where students showcase their creative and sporting talents), the annual NLSIU-NALSAR Cricket tournament (which showcases the fierce rivalry between the country's two oldest national law schools on the cricket field) etc. Regional food/cultural fests such as Awadh-Magadh, Punjabi Fest, Telugu Fest, South Indian Fest and the East India Fest are regular features of the residential life on campus. NALSAR thus caters to the wholesome growth of students as individuals.

Students are provided with double occupancy rooms in the Halls of Residence with a common Dining Hall facility. Some single rooms, subject to availability, may be allotted to senior students. The Halls of Residence have common room facilities including a functional Gym, Indoor Games (such as carom and pool), badminton courts and Television. The Halls of Residence have internet-connectivity through LAN, whereas wi-fi access is available in the Library and the Internet Centre. The Library has a rich collection of books, journals (printed and electronic) and e-databases. NALSAR also has a state-of-art Moot Court Hall, video conferencing facilities, a football stadium, two tennis courts, and separate basketball and volleyball courts for boys and girls. All buildings, including the Halls of Residence, are powered with diesel generators for twenty-four hour power back-up. The University has a Health Centre with Medical Officer, Gynecologist and Resident Nurse. In addition, the University has Counselling Centre and also the Restorative Justice Centre.

Eligibility

The eligibility is as per CLAT – 2014 Notification. For details see CLAT website.

To be eligible for the seats under “Resident Students of Andhra Pradesh”, a candidate should be a Resident Student of A.P. and should have passed the qualifying examination from any educational institution in Andhra Pradesh and should secure appropriate rank in order of merit in the Common Law Admission Test-2014.

Statute-V provides that “Resident Student of Andhra Pradesh” means: a student who or any one of his parents has resided in the State of Andhra Pradesh for a period of at least four years; or a student who has studied in any one of the educational institutions in the State of Andhra Pradesh for a period of not less than four years leading to the qualifying examination.



If a Resident Student of Andhra Pradesh qualifies for admission and is offered a seat in the regular merit of all India CLAT-2014 at NALSAR, he / she shall be considered against the All India Seat only and not against A.P. Quota Seat. If no candidate is available against the Seats reserved for Resident Students of Andhra Pradesh, such Seats shall be added to the relevant Categories under All India Quota.

The unfilled Seats reserved for Scheduled Caste candidates are assigned to Scheduled Tribe candidates and vice-versa. If sufficient eligible SC and ST candidates are not available to fill such Seats, they are reallocated to General Category candidates in order of CLAT merit. The vacant Seats of Persons with Disability Category shall be offered to the All India General Category Candidates only in order of CLAT-2014 merit.

Direct Admission

TEN Seats are allocated to Foreign Nationals out of which five seats for candidates from SAARC Countries and five for candidates from non-SAARC Countries. The candidates who possess citizenship of a country other than India shall only be considered under this Category. Foreign Nationals, need not take CLAT-2014 and should apply directly to NALSAR.

The vacant seats of SAARC Countries shall be offered to candidates from non-SAARC Countries and vice-versa. If sufficient candidates are not available for Foreign National Category, such vacant seats shall be offered to the All India General Category Candidates of CLAT-2014 in order of merit. For more details, visit www.nalsar.ac.in

Note:1. There shall be an increase of ̀ 5,000/- p.a. in the Tuition Fee for Indian Nationals every academic year of the 5-year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Programme. 2. Payment towards Mess shall be made separately by the students in advance on yearly basis which comes to ` 25,000/- p.a. 3.The fees / charges are provisional and subject to revision as per the decision of University Bodies.


Par�culars UG (`) PG(`)

Room Rent 12,000/- p.a.

Internet Charges 8,000/- p.a.

Electricity Charges 12,000/- p.a.

Generator Diesel Charges 5,000/- p.a.

Water Charges 12,000/- p.a.

Outsourced Services 3,000/- p.a.

Sports and Games facilities Charges 3,000/- p.a.

Campus Development Fund Fee 5,000/-

Admission Fee 5,000/-

Library Deposit 5,000/-

Hostel Deposit 10,000/- (` 4,000/- for SC / ST)

Mess Deposit 5,000/-

User Charges

One time payments

Refundable Deposits

1,05,000/- p.a. 65,000/- p.a.Tui�on Fee

- 3,000/- p.a.Academic Support Services Fee

1,000/- p.a. -Student Welfare Fund

2,000/- p.a. 2,000/- p.a.Examina�on Fee

2,000/- p.a. -Reading Material Fee

5,000/- p.a. 5,000/- p.a.Library Fee

2,000/- p.a. 2,000/- p.a.Journals Fee

SBC, Moot Court, Seminars &Other Co-curricular Ac�vi�es Fund 3,000/- p.a. -

Fee Structure




RegistrarNALSAR University of LawPost Box No. 1, NISA Hakimpet, Justice City, Shameerpet, R.R. Dist. 500 078, Andhra Pradesh, IndiaTel: 040 – 23498105 / 108 / 104, Fax: 040 – 23498385 / 386

Email: [email protected] / [email protected],Website: www.nalsar.ac.in

For Further Details Contact

Prof. (Dr.) Faizan Mustafa, Vice Chancellor. Prof. (Dr.) Vijender Kumar, Registrar Financial Aid Fee Concessions/Scholarships/Loan Support Programme are provided to economically weak and meritorious students. For details see the University website. One Year LL.M. Curriculum

Mandatory Papers 1. Research Methods and Legal Writing2. Comparative Public Law / Systems of Governance3. Law and Justice in a Globalizing World

Specialisations

Corporate and Commercial Laws

Intellectual Property Laws

Legal Pedagogy and Research

International Trade Law

Personal Laws

General

There are no allocated seats under each specialization. A student will be awarded the LL.M. Degree in a particular specialization if he or she has pursued at least four papers in that particular specialization. A student who has opted for papers across specializations or from the General stream or has chosen papers from the specializations and the General stream shall be awarded a LL.M. (General) degree.

Note: The papers under each specialization will be made available in accordance with the exigencies of semester schedules and subject to the university rules on the minimum number of enrolments required for a paper.

Important Note: The University reserves the right to change the Intake, Fee Structure and Course Curriculum from time to time for both the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programmes.



THE NATIONAL LAW INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY, BHOPAL

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Infrastructure

About NLIU

The National Law Institute University (NLIU), Bhopal, has been conceived in an iconoclastic mould to impart quality legal education, conduct research and training to cope-up with the challenges of the new world order. NLIU was established by the Rashtriya Vidhi Sansthan Vishwavidyalaya Adhiniyam, 1997 an Act of the Madhya Pradesh State Legislature. NLIU is recognized by the University Grants Commission and the Bar Council of India. The VISION of the University is to become one of the best centers

of legal education, training and research in the world. The MISSION of the University is to develop and nurture the intellect for the betterment of the nation and humanity through Law and Justice. The OBJECTIVES of the NLIU interalia, are to contribute to the national development by instilling a sense of responsibility among its students, while simultaneously cultivating in them a spirit of intellectual freedom and qualities of leadership.

Library

The heart and soul of the University is its library “Gyan Mandir” which is housed in a centrally air-conditioned building. The library is well equipped with latest technology and tools and has a very rich collection of books, national and international journals of law and social sciences. It also has a large collection of e-resources like Lexis Nexis, Hein Online, JSTOR, Manupatra, AIR, SCC, etc.

Auditorium, Classrooms & Hostels

The entire University campus has wireless internet facility. Its Class rooms are air-conditioned, equipped with LCD projectors

and other facilities. University has a well-equipped air-conditioned computer lab, with 120 computers equipped with 1 GBPS internet facility. University has a state-of-the-art-video conferencing facility, auditorium, seminar halls, conference rooms, etc. There are four hostels for boys and girls and a modern well furnished guest house.

Sports Facilities

NLIU has both indoor and outdoor sports facilities. Indoor facilities include modern and fully equipped gymnasium, badminton courts, table tennis and pool game, outdoor facilities include tennis courts, volley ball courts and basketball courts.

Canteen

University has a modern, cozy, well-furnished canteen of the campus.

Security

Entire campus is protected by a boundary wall making it secure and safe with round the clock security provided by trained security personnel. Academic Activities

NLIU has ten Centers of Excellence : Law Governance and Human Rights; Civil & Criminal Justice Administration; Gender and Health Law; Science, Technology and Law; Environmental Law; Business and Commercial Law; Law, Language & Culture; Socio-Legal Studies; WTO Studies; Clinical Legal Education. It also has a Rajiv Gandhi National Cyber Law Centre with the support of Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India has established a Chair on Intellectual Property Rights. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Government of India has established a Chair on Consumer Laws at the UniversityIn addition to regular teaching and research, training programs, refresher courses and workshops for teachers and other target groups are continuing features of the University. University is actively engaged in conducting research and consultancy projects. To mention a few, it had undertaken projects sponsored by Government of M.P., M.P. State Biodiversity Board, Bureau of Police Research and Development, Ministry of Human Resources Development , New Delhi; ICSSR, UGC, UNICEF, UNDP, GTZ (Germany), UNFPA, etc.

Courses

1. B.A.LL.B. (Hons.)

B.A.LL.B (Hons.) course is of five years duration with a trimester system. There are three trimesters in a year and each trimester is of three months duration. In each trimester students are taught four core courses and at least two skill courses like Computer, English, Legal Writing, Accountancy and Research Methodology etc. In the final year in addition to the compulsory courses students have to choose from a number of optional courses. (Please refer to the Table-I on next page). NLIU follows a system of continuous evaluation. In each trimester a student has to undertake a mid-term examination, an end term examination and a project work (written and presentation) in each paper and a viva-voce examination.

(Gymnasium and Indoor Sports Facilities)

2. LL.M.

LL.M. course is of one year duration and is divided into three trimesters. University offers specialization in Business Law, Intellectual Property & Business Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Human Rights, and Criminal Law. Allocation of LL.M. subject specializations is done after the admission on the basis of merit. A specialization will be offered subject to the availability of faculty and sufficient number of students opting for it. A student in each trimester has to undertake a written examination and a project work in each paper, which includes written submissions and presentation. In addition to these, in the final trimester the student has to submit a dissertation and undertake a viva-voce examination. For the list of subjects visit University website.

3. Non Credit Courses

The University also offers to its B.A.LL.B (Hons.) and LL.M. students non-credit courses such as Competition Law, Comparative Jurisprudence, International Commercial Arbitration, Global Terrorism, Cyber Law, Law and Economics, Maritime Law, etc.

4. Post Graduate Diploma through Regular Mode

Post Graduate Diploma courses through regular mode are offered in the area of Cyber Law, and Environment: Law, Science and Technology.

5. Post Graduate Diploma through Distance Mode

University offers courses on Cyber Law, Environmental Law, Media Law, Human Rights.

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6. Ph.D

Ph.D. course is of two years duration. Admission to Ph.D. programme is done through an All India entrance test conducted by the University.

7. M.S. in Cyber Law & Information Security

NLIU offers a post graduate degree course in collaboration with Rajiv Gandhi Prodyogiki Vishwavidyalaya Master Course in Cyber Law & Information Security.

Learning & Teaching Methods

Based on an underpinning of interdisciplinary approach NLIU imparts teaching of law with the help of social science subjects. Case method and Socratic methods of learning and teaching are the characteristic features of the class room discussions. In addition, class room teaching is reinforced by moot court competition, client counseling skills, language and computer proficiency forming an integral part of learning at the B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) level. Constant endeavors are made to keep abreast with the current global teaching practices and to ensure that the curriculum meets the needs, challenges and opportunities of legal education in the twenty-first century.

Publications

NLIU publishes three journals: Indian Law Review, NLIU Journal of Intellectual Property Law and NLIU Law Review. University has also published research monographs on different topics.


List of Subjects – B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) (Table – I)**

I Trimester II Trimester III Trimester

Sociology-I Economics –II Political Science-I

Economics –I Sociology-IIInternational Trade &

Public Finance

Common Law Method Law of Torts-II Law of Contract-II

Law of Torts-I Law of Contract-I Constitutional Law-I

English – I Legal Research Method English – III

Computer-I English – II Computer-III

Computer-II

IV Trimester V Trimester VI Trimester

Political Science-II Sociology of Law History-II

Family Law-I Constitutional Law-III Property Law-I

Constitutional Law-II Criminal Law-I (IPC) Family Law-II

Criminology History-I Criminal Law-II(IPC)

Equity Trust & Specific Relief

Legal Writing-II Legal Writing-III

Legal Writing-I

VII Trimester VIII Trimester IXTrimester

Law of Business Association-I

Civil Procedure Code-II Criminal Law-III(Cr.PC)

Human Rights LawLaw of Business

Association-IICivil Procedure Code-

III(ADR)

International Trade Law Law of Evidence-I Law of Evidence-II

Civil Procedure Code-I Property Law-II Administrative Law-I

Accountancy-I Accountancy-II Accountancy-III

Legal Writing-IV Legal Writing-V Legal Writing-VI

X Trimester XI Trimester XII Trimester

Administrative Law-IIIntellectual Property

Rights–ILabour Law-I

Law of Business Association-III

Banking LawIntellectual Property

Rights – II

Criminal Law-IV(Cr.PC) Insurance Law Environmental Law

Jurisprudence- I Jurisprudence- II Conflict of Laws

Clinical Course-I Clinical Course-II Clinical Course-III

XIII Trimester XIV Trimester XV Trimester

Public International Law Professional Ethics Optional Subjects

Labour Law-II Interpretation of Statutes Space Law

Clinical Course-IV Clinical Course-V Natural Resources Law

Optional Subjects Taxation Law Water Law

Law Relating to Carriage of Goods

Optional Subjects

Socio Economic Offences Health Law Religion & Law

Juvenile Justice & Human Rights

Disability Law Law and Economics

International Environmental Law

Critical Legal Studies Affirmative Action

Media, Law and Culture Consumer Protection Law Cyber Law

Law and GlobalisationTribal and Customary

Laws

Law Relating to Design and Topography of IC

Law Relating to Biodiversity, Traditional Knowledge, Intellectual

Property Rights

Law, Women and Human Rights

Competition Law

**The above course table is subject to revision.


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Law Firms

Amarchand & Magaldas & Suresh A. Shroff & Co.

AZB & Partners

Jyoti Sagar & Associates Juris Corp

Khaitan & Co Lakshmi Kumaran & Sridharan

Vaish & Associates Wadia Gandhy & Co.

Trilegal

Foreign Law Firms

Allen & Overy Ashurst LLP

Clifford Chance Herbert Smith LLP

Link Laters SJ Berwin, LLP

Corporate House

Aditya Birla Group. Airtel

Deloitte Goldman Sachs

ICICI Bank Ltd ICICI Lombard Ltd

ICICI Prudential Ltd JSW Steel Ltd

Larsen & Tubro Ltd Morgan Stanley

Price Waterhouse Coopers Pvt. Ltd Reliance ADA Group

Government Bodies

Bharat Heavy Electricals LTD Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd

HUDCO Indian Oil Corporation

Ministry of Company Affairs Oil & Natural Gas Corporation

SEBI Unit Trust of India

Legal Process Outsourcing

Pangea3 Quslex

Annual Lectures and Conferences

NLIU organizes annually Justice Shacheendra Dwivedi Memorial Lecture and special regional and global conferences on contemporary topics.

Moot Court

NLIU has a Moot Court Association (MCA) an elected body of students comprising of successful and experienced mooters. NLIU organizes the NLIU-Juris Corp National Corporate Law Moot Court competition annually and other moot court competitions from

thtime to time. To name a few, it had organized 13 Annual Stetson International Environmental Law Moot – National Rounds 2008-09

rdand 23 Bar Council of India Trust Moot Court Competition. NLIU students participate in international moot Court competitions every year and have brought laurels to the University. Academic Exchange Program

NLIU has an understanding with the renowned Centre for Advanced Study and Research on Intellectual Property (CASRIP), Seattle, U.S.A., and two students attend the summer course at Washington University, Seattle every year. CASRIP provides to these students scholarships to attend the program. NLIU Provides a scholarship of Rs. 30,000/- each to the scholar students.

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

NLIU has MOUs with three International Universities:1 International Institute of Air and Space Law of Leiden

University, Netherland.2 McGill University, Canada.3 Lucerne University, Switzerland.

Placement of Students

Students of NLIU have an excellent track record in placements and placed in a number of leading national and international Law firms, banks, govt. establishments, etc. To name a few:-

A number of students are also working with senior lawyers of Supreme Court & High Courts, and are also practicing as advocates in district courts, High Courts and Supreme Court. Some of the students are working as Advocates on Record in Supreme Court of India and also as Judges in different states. Some have joined Teaching / Research profession. A number of students are selected for prestigious Clerkship programme of the Supreme Court of India. A number of NLIU students have gone for higher studies to some of the leading universities of world, like, Oxford University, Cambridge University, Harvard University, Columbia University, University of London, NewYork University, National University of Singapore, etc. NLIU students have received prestigious scholarships like Common wealth Scholarship (UK), Erasmus Mundus Scholarship (EU).

Scholarships & Medals

Pt. Ramlal Ji Sharma Memorial Gold and Silver Medals. Gold Medal is awarded to the overall topper student of five years, and a Silver Medal is awarded to the topper student every year in the first four years, B.A.LL.B. (Hons.).

Justice Shachindra Diwedi Memorial Gold Medal is awarded to the topper student of LL.M.

Shri Nani A. Palkhiwala Memorial Gold Medal is awarded to the Topper Student of LL.M.

Under the Microsoft Intellectual Property Program, the Microsoft awards “Microsoft Intellectual Property Scholarship” to three final year students of NLIU.


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Category M.P. State Seats All India SeatsNRI / NRI

Sponsored*

SC 08 08 –

ST 11 04 –

OBC 07 – –

General 25 39 18

Total 51 Seats 51 Seats 18 Seats

CategoryI. P. & Busi.

LawBusi. Law

Consti. & Admin Law

Crim. Law H. R. Law

M. P. SC 01 01 01 01 01

M. P. ST 01 01 01 01 02

M. P. OBC 01 01 01 01 01

General 05 (02#) 05 (02#) 05 (02#) 05 (02#) 11 (04#)

Total 08 08 08 08 15

Particular B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) LL.M.

Admission Fees (One Time) `6,000 `6,000

Tuition Fee

Indian Student `96,000 `65,000

NRI / NRI Sponsored US$ 10000 --

Examination & Facilities Fee

Reading Material Fee `6,000 `6,000

IT/Computer Fee `9,000 `9,000

Examination Fee `6,000 `6,000

Moot Court Fee `3,000 –

Extra Curricular Fee/ Student Welfare Fee

`6,000 `6,000

Campus Development Fee `6,000 `6,000

Sports Fee `4,500 `4,500

Library Fee `6,000 `6,000

Admissions

Intake and Reservation for B.A.LL.B (Hons.) Course.

NLIU admits 120 students to its B.A.LL.B (Hons.) program. The distribution of seats is as under: (Table – II)

NOTE:-

30% seats are reserved for women (horizontal reservation) as per Madhya Pradesh Lok Seva Arakshan Adhiniyam, 1994.

3% seats are reserved for Persons With Disability (horizontal reservation) as per The PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) ACT, 1995.

* For the meaning of 'NRI/NRI Sponsored' see www.nliu.ac.in. The admission to the NRI/NRI Sponsored category seats shall be made through CLAT-2013.

Intake and Reservation for LL.M. Programme

Two seats are horizontally reserved for candidates belonging to Persons with Disability.

14 seats (30%) are horizontally reserved for female candidates.

# Seats are horizontally reserved for M.P. State Domicile candidates.

Important Note: - Fees once deposited shall not be refunded under any circumstances whatsoever. Further, NLIU reserves the right to change the Annual Fee Schedule without prior notice. As per the order of the Department of Tribal and Scheduled Cast Welfare, Govt. of M.P., Bhopal the candidates belonging SC/ST and OBC categories of M.P. are entitled to reimbursement of fee.

Annual Fees Schedule for BA.LL.B.(Hons.) & LL.M.


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Hostel Charges

Hostel Application Charges `250 `250

Room Rent Charges `18,000 `18,000

Mess Charges*** `26,000 `26,000

Hostel Amenities Charges `7,500 `7,500

Refundable Charges (One Time)

Caution Money `5,000 `5,000

Library Deposit `5,000 `5,000

Hostel Deposit `5,000 `5,000

***`26,000/- or Actual, Whichever is higher.

The National Law Institute University Kerwa Dam Road, Bhopal – 462044 (M.P) Telephone: - (0755) 2696965/70/71,Fax: (0755) – 2696724,972E-mail: Website: [email protected], www.nliu.ac.in

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THE WEST BENGAL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF JURIDICAL SCIENCES, KOLKATA

www.nujs.edu

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Location and Infrastructure

NUJS is located in the city of Kolkata, a major metropolis of India. Kolkata, the City of Joy, is renowned for its heritage and culture. A subtle blend of tradition and modernity distinguishes the city. The old Kolkata thrives alongside the growing expanses of modern townships, including Salt Lake City, where the NUJS campus is situated.

The campus itself has one academic and three residential blocks (i.e. two seven-storied halls of residence for girls and boys each and a two-storied staff accommodation quarters cum Guest House). The academic block, named after Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, is a four-storied majestic edifice in stone, having 105 rooms in all. NUJS has everything a modern university ought to have — air-conditioned small and big class rooms, seminar halls, conference rooms, moot court hall and an air-conditioned auditorium with a

seating capacity of approximately six hundred for special and endowment lectures, conferences, convocation, cultural and other activities. The highlight of NUJS is a well-stocked, wi-fi-ed, air-conditioned library, with access to over 40,000 volumes on law, economics, politics, etc., national and international journals and all major online internet resources for law and other related social science subjects, as well as the facility to download, print and photocopy any materials. The NUJS campus also includes a bank, a canteen, state-of the-art kitchens at the hostels, health care, sports facilities including a gym and various other recreational facilities. All student hostels are wired with Internet access through dedicated leased lines & Wifi. The University has also sanctioned a computer centre.

The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS)

was established under the WBNUJS Act 1999 (West Bengal Act IX

of 1999). It is a university within the meaning of sub-section (f) of

section 2 and section 12-B of the UGC Act, 1956 and has

permanent affiliation from the Bar Council of India. The Chief

Justice of India is the Chancellor of the University and Chairman of

its highest governing body — the General Council.

In its relatively short existence, NUJS has firmly established itself

as one of the premier national law school of India. It has gone on

to be ranked amongst the top law schools in India by leading

publications such as Outlook India, Mint and LexisNexis

Halsbury's Law Monthly.

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Legal Education:

NUJS strives to offer the best in legal education in order to prepare its graduates for the diverse spheres of litigation, corporate legal practice, legal academia, legal research, social service and public leadership. It offers various academic programmes including the popular five-year integrated B.A./B.Sc. LL.B (Hons.), one year LL.M, M.Phil, Ph.D and LL.D degree programmes. It also offers several diploma and certificate programmes through distant, contact and regular classroom instructions. Few short-term Diploma and Certificate programs are Post Graduate Diploma in Nuclear Law, Post Graduate Diploma in Air and Space Law, Post Graduate Diploma in Business Laws, Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights, Certificate Course on Rights-Based Campaigning, Developing Strategy, and forging Solidarity. In LL.M. course specialization is offered in Commercial Law and International Law.

Students learn through a discussion-based, interactive classroom experience and a rigorous socratic methodology which encourages critical thinking. The academic year is divided into two semesters of equal duration followed by examination at the end of each semester. In each semester and in each course, every student undergoes rigorous training and skills learning through projects, viva voce, moot court participation and several other intensive activities. The courses combine purely legal subjects with social sciences, to provide our students with a holistic appreciation of law and its interaction with the society from a multi-disciplinary perspective. The courses also include a range of elective subjects as diverse as Corporate Finance, International Commercial Arbitration, Securities Law, Judicial Review, Competition Law, Nuclear Law, International Human Rights Law, Sports Law and Law and Economics, which give students the opportunity to specialize in their preferred areas of study. In principle only foundational courses are compulsory while all the rest are electives. Grading of results is done on a seven-point scale.

At the end of each semester, every student interns with a diverse range of organizations including law firms, senior counsel offices, in-house legal teams, NGOs, research and policy think tanks, etc.

The students are also encouraged to participate in serious research and writing, and learning editorial skills through the medium of law journals, NUJS Law Review and Journal of Indian Law and Society of which the former is a quarterly publication while the latter appears bi-annually. NUJS Law Review has also been ranked as the number one academic law journal of India for the year 2008 and 2009 by the Washington and Lee University School of Law ranking of law journals. Other Law journals are Journal of Telecommunication and Broadcasting Law, Asian Journal of Air and Space Law, Asian Journal of Legal Education, International Journal of Law and Policy Review and International

Journal of Legal Studies & Research.

All Round Education:

NUJS has a diverse and vibrant student community from all over India, including several foreign nationals. While the key focus is on academics, NUJS also has a highly developed sports and cultural programme, with teams regularly excelling at various national level competitions. Student societies of NUJS organize 4 major annual events — the literary-cum-cultural extravaganza, Outlawed, Invicta (national sports fest), the NUJS-Herbert Smith National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition, and the NUJS Parliamentary Debate. These events attract enormous participation from the best law schools in the country.

Student societies also conduct popular year-round competitions in music, dance, painting, quizzing, debating, creative writing and sports. NUJS holds tournaments not just in mainstream sports such as cricket, football and volleyball, but even sports like dodge-ball and kabaddi. Adding colour to life at NUJS are the western and eastern music bands, which have proved their mettle at competitions all across the country. NUJS also has a vibrant SPICMACAY chapter, and has hosted performers like Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia, Pt. Shivkumar Sharma and Smt. Shovana Narain. Writer's Block, the college magazine, contains campus news, and contributions in prose and poetry, giving students with literary inclinations the chance to showcase their skills. Nor do NUJS students neglect their social responsibilities. The Legal Aid Society provides a platform for students to apply the skills and knowledge acquired in the classroom and meaningfully contribute to the community. The Society takes up legal causes of indigent people either independently or in association with other organizations, assists other law schools in setting up their legal aid clinics and programmes, organizes legal awareness camps and street plays in urban and rural areas, and conducts adult education and legal awareness courses for mess, housekeeping, security and other supporting staff of NUJS. NUJS recently assisted the North Eastern Hill University (Shillong) to set up and operationalize its Legal Aid Clinic. It also recently partnered with the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) to launch SHADHINOTA, a project aimed at bringing justice and legal empowerment to inmates of correctional homes across West Bengal. NUJS believes that it is only such holistic legal education that can create the well-rounded leaders of tomorrow.

NUJS has an enviable track record in moot court competitions. NUJS students emerged as the first Indian and only the second Asian team to win the prestigious Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, Vienna. They are also the proud winners of the 2010 edition of the ELSA Moot Court Competition, held in Dominican Republic. NUJS students have performed

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admirably in Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot, Hong Kong and the Stetson International Environment Moot, Florida, Winners of Willem C. Vis Hong Kong Pan Asia Award, not to mention virtually every national moot court competition of note. Students attend and even present papers at conferences all over the world, and have regular publications in peer-reviewed journals of international repute.

With such a comprehensive programme, it is scarcely surprising that in the short span of the University's existence, NUJS alumni have distinguished themselves in a range of careers, not only on the national but also on the international stage. The student recruitment committee at NUJS boasts of a near 100% recruitment success rate. Graduating students join leading law firms and companies in India and abroad, clerk with judges at the Supreme Court, and work towards the betterment of society with prestigious NGOs. Many are upcoming litigators at the Supreme Court and various High Courts. Each year an increasing number of NUJS students gain admission to prestigious universities in U.K. like Oxford and Cambridge, and Ivy League universities of the U.S. such as Harvard and NYU. Many of them have been awarded prestigious scholarships like Rhodes and INLAKS to pursue higher studies.

NUJS has an excellent faculty with a good mix of young and experienced scholars. The faculty includes Rhodes, Fulbright, Commonwealth and Chevening scholars, and alumni from universities including Columbia University, Oxford University, University of Michigan, SOAS, University of Vanderbilt, London School of Economics, NUS, University of Liverpool and Max Planck. Faculty members have publications in prestigious international journals such as Journal of the World Intellectual Property, and the Journal of International Arbitration, to name a few and a host of Indian journals.

Many scholars of international repute from within and outside the country, including luminaries like Amartya Sen, Joseph Stiglitz, Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, Mr. Pranab Bardhan, Mark Tushnet, Philippe Cullet, Prof. Timothy Endicott, Prof. Upendra Baxi, Justice M.N. Venkatachaliah, Mr. K.K. Venugopal , Mr. Vinod Rai (CAG), Justice Michael Kirby, Prof. Partha Chatterjee, Sir James Alexander Mirrless, Mr. Hans Schodder visited the University to deliver special lectures or offer short as well as regular courses on diverse subjects. The University has also entered into Memorandum of Understanding with several premier institutions across the globe for academic exchange of students and faculty such as the prestigious University of Freiburg, Germany. It also has several endowment chairs held by eminent scholars. The University has also instituted the Ford Foundation Chair on Human Rights and the MHRD Chair on Intellectual Property Rights.

Despite being able to achieve a high level of academic ambience, NUJS has maintained a relatively modest fee structure. It further seeks to ensure that no student is forced to discontinue studies on account of financial constraints. With generous donations of individuals and institutions, the University has built up a Scholarship Fund, proceeds of which are disbursed to students every year on a "need" basis. The alumni of NUJS have also instituted a scholarship. Arrangements are in place for students of NUJS to secure educational loans from any Bank of their choice on mutually agreeable terms.

Scholarships

NUJS aims to reach out to potential candidates across the length and breadth of India and provide high quality education to those hailing from the most marginalized and poorest sections of society. All efforts will be made to provide free or subsidized education to such students. NUJS offers scholarship to 10% students on need-cum-merit basis. NUJS also offers R.Gopala Krishnan and Saroja Gopala Krishnan scholarship for outstanding LL.M. student.

Towards Creating Leaders and Social Engineers:

NUJS perceives legal education as a potent instrument that will help bring about improved social order contributing in turn to national development.

Globalisation has thrown up new challenges and newer issues of concern. NUJS students are expected to adequately arm themselves to combat these challenges in mission mode. The standards set in NUJS are already very high. Those who join NUJS are expected not only to sustain, but also to improve upon these standards. NUJS promises the best return on their dedication, hard labour and committed efforts. In all, the NUJS experience will enable students to think out of the box and equip them with skills necessary to transform them into the social engineers and leaders of tomorrow.

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Fees





Category LL.B.

General 78

Scheduled Caste 15

Scheduled Tribe 08

Person With Disability (PWD) 02

Foreign Nationals 04

Sponsored by Non-Resident Indians 18

FIRST YEAR & SUBSEQUENT YEARS WINTER SEMESTER

LLB

Semester Fee

NRI/NRI Sponsored/Foreign Students $ 3,600

Other Students ` 61,000

Composite (Hostel) Fee ` 8,000

Adjustable (Hostel) Deposit ` 15,000

The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences B.A./B.SC. LL.B (Hons.) programme

Total number and allocation of seats across categories

In Case of non-availability of students of reserved Foreign Nationals category, the seats are treated as unreserved

Fee Structure

*Subject to Revision by University authorities Provision for 10% Scholarship on Tuition Fee.

Course Content

** Courses that are at generally taught in the UG Programme




SEMESTER

WINTER MONSOON

I YEAR **

Legal Method Political Science II

Sociology I Property Law

Political Science I Sociology II

Law of Contract (Contract I) Special Contract (Contract II)

Law of Tort including M.V Act Family Law I

English I English II

II YEAR **

Economics I Legal History II

Constitutional Law I Constitutional Law II

Legal History I Economics II

Law of Crime I (IPC)Civil Procedure Code (CPC) and Limitation

Act

Family Law II Law of Crime II (CrPC)

III YEAR **

Jurisprudence Company Law (Corporate Law) II

Public International Law and Human Rights

Environmental Law

Law of Evidence Alternate Dispute Resolution

Company Law (Corporate Law) I Labour and Industrial Law I

Administrative Law Elective Course I

IV YEAR **

Labour and Industrial Law II Interpretation of Statutes

Intellectual Property Law Elective Course V

Elective Course II Elective Course VI

Elective Course III Elective Course VII

Elective Course IV Elective Course VIII

V YEAR **

Principles of Taxation Law Clinic II (Professional Ethics and

Professional Accountancy)

Clinic I (Drafting, pleading and conveyance and Moot Court)

Elective Course XII

Elective Course IX Elective Course XIII

Elective Course X Elective Course XIV

Elective Course XI Elective Course XV

FIRST YEAR (NEW ENTRANTS) I SEMESTER

LLB

Admission Fee ` 1,000

Semester Fee



Examination Fee

Library Fee

Computer Fee

Student Welfare Fee

Development Fee

Composite (Hostel) Fee

Adjustable (Hostel) Deposit

Refundable Deposit

SECOND YEAR & SUBSEQUENT YEARS MONSOON SEMESTER

LL B

Semester Fee


Other Students 61,000 `

Examination Fee

Library Fee

Computer Fee

Student Welfare Fee

Development Fee

Placement Fee

Composite (Hostel) Fee

Adjustable (Hostel) Deposit

` 1,000

` 20,000

` 9,000

` 8,000

` 10,000

` 8,000

` 15,000

` 10,000

` 1,000

` 20,000

` 9,000

` 8,000

` 10,000

` 500

` 8,000

` 15,000


Category LL.B.

General 30

Scheduled Caste 06

Scheduled Tribe 03

Person With Disability (PWD) 01

Foreign Nationals 02

Fees Structure* Indicative List of Optional

LL.M. Programme

TOTAL NUMBER AND ALLOCATION OF SEATS ACROSS CATEGORIES

*Subject to Revision by University authorities ## LL.M. students would not be considered for hostel accommodation in the first instance.




Labour LawInternational Institutional

LawInternational Refugee Law

Advance Family Law Advanced IP LawCorporate Criminal

Liability

Intellectual PropertyIssues in Legal and Political-Philosophy

IP Law: Pharmacy Innovation

Banking LawLegal Pluralism and Family

LawBiotechnology & Law

Conflict of Laws Election LawLaw and the Colonial State

in India

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Criminology and Victimology

Ecology, Economics & Law

Environmental LawAdvanced Constitutional

History I & IICorporate Finance

Tax Laws Comparative Law Entertainment & Media

Insurance LawInformation Technology

LawCompetition Law

Economic Offences and Organized Crimes

Securities Law Outer Space Law

Social Security and Law Pursuing EqualityComparative

Constitutional Law

International Space Law International Criminal Law Petroleum & Mining Law

Water LawInternational Human

RightsLaw of writs or Service

Law

Constitutional theory on Principles of Constitutional Interpretation

FIRST YEAR (NEW ENTRANTS) MONSOON SEMESTER

LL M

Admission Fee ` 1000

Semester Fee

NRI/Foreign Students $ 2,000


Examination Fee ` 4000

Library Fee ` 14,000

Computer Fee ` 16,000

Student Welfare Fee ` 10,000

Development Fee ` 10,000

Composite (Hostel) Fee ` 8,000

Amenities & Others ` 8,000

Adjustable (Hostel) Deposit # ` 15,000

Refundable Deposit # ` 10,000

FIRST YEAR WINTER SEMESTER

LL M

Semester Fee

NRI/Foreign Students $ 1,100


Composite (Hostel) Fee ## ` 8,000

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Course Content

Corporate and Commercial Law Specialization International and Comparative Law Specialization

Monsoon Semester Winter Semester Monsoon Semester Winter Semester

Research Methods and Legal Writing Law and Justice in a Globalizing World Research Methods and Legal Writing Law and Justice in a Globalizing World

Comparative Public Law/ Systems of Governance

Bankruptcy LawComparative Public Law/ Systems of

GovernanceAir and Space Law

Company Law Competition Law/Investment Law Public International LawInternational Human Rights Law/

International Criminal Law

International Trade Law Optional Paper – II International Organizations Optional Paper – II

Optional Paper -1 Dissertation Optional Paper – I Dissertation

About WBNUJS

The WB National University of Juridical Sciences Dr. Ambedkar Bhavan,12, LB Block, Sector III, GRAM: JURAVARSITYSalt Lake City, Kolkata - 700098Telephone:(+91)33-2335 7379/ 0765/ 2806/ 2809/ 2811/ 2812Fax:(+91)33-2335 7422/ 0511Web Site: http://www.nujs.edu/

Registrar


Prof. (Dr.) P. Ishwara Bhat, Vice Chancellor. Dr. Surajit C Mukhopadhyay, Registrar.




NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY,JODHPUR

www.nlujodhpur.ac.in

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National Law University Jodhpur (NLUJ) is an autonomous premier law school set up by the Government of Rajasthan with the vision of revolutionising and revitalising modern legal education. NLUJ is proud of educating law students who are scientifically braced, artistically inclined to take up challenging tasks in various facets of law practice. NLUJ is the best example of academie-bar-bench-corporate sector cooperation in the field of

law in India. Eminent lawyers, academicians, national and international Law firms and corporate sector executives are associated with the university. The university endeavours to develop the necessary academic environment through the synergy of faculty members, students, Judges, lawyers, law firms, corporate sector etc.

The institution is a truly multi-disciplinary university with teaching in Corporate Law, International Trade, Banking, Finance, Science & technology, Management, Cyber law, Economics, Intellectual Property Rights, and other topical subjects to infuse knowledge. The university aspires to groom intellectuals, researchers, law professionals and innovators in the field of law with a social responsibility bias to take up positions in India and abroad.

NLUJ offers multidisciplinary degrees viz. B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.); B.A., LL.B. (Hons.); and B.Sc, LL.B. (Hons.) at the undergraduate level. The compulsory subjects prescribed by the Bar Council of India are taught from a comparative perspective with an interface amongst law and management, science & technology, Social Sciences. The NLU also offer specialisations in Business, IPR, Trade, Criminal and International law. At the postgraduate level, the University offers LL.M. in Corporate Laws, IPR Laws, International Trade Laws, Banking & Finance and Cyber Law &

Cyber Security, MBA and MS in Insurance Studies. Being committed to the mission of achieving excellence in higher education, the university offers Ph.D., LL.D., D.Litt., D.Sc. programs also.

NLU has a techno savvy and extensive campus, spanning 50 Acres of land, in close proximity from Jodhpur Railway Station and the domestic airport. The campus is planned with an extremely futuristic vision, taking into account the need for adequate acoustics in each classroom, comfortable work stations for each faculty member, sports and recreational facilities, adequate mess facilities for our multi-cultural student base and ample of room for further expansion and growth. The Halls of Learning (I & II), Administrative Block, Library Block, Halls of Residence, Mess Block, multi facility Recreational Centre, Auditorium, Insurance Block, Amphitheatre and Convention Centre for students are all planned as models of aesthetic and utilitarian perfection. The

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university is extremely IT savvy with 24 x 7 connectivity to internet. All the Halls of Residences, Library and Halls of Learning are well networked. Each classroom is equipped with LCD projector and multimedia facilities.

NLUJ boasts of a dynamic faculty, most of them having foreign exposure and comprising of a judicious mix of both experienced and young academicians coming from diverse backgrounds and drawn from almost all corners of India. Academicians at NLUJ publish their research in leading international and national refereed journals and are constantly involved in delivering quality teaching and undertaking bold experiments in pedagogy. Reputed international scholars in law are invited as visiting professors to give student a global sense of law studies.

The University encourages quality publications and wide dissemination of ideas through its many publications. NLUJ Law Review is the flagship journal of NLUJ. It is a student-edited journal focusing on an inter-disciplinary approach towards legal writing. TL&D (Trade, Law & Development) publishes original works from a diverse and distinguished pool of authors, comprising, inter alia, scholars, practitioners, and students, committed to improving access to research. TL&D is also a signatory to the Budapest Open Access Initiative and is indexed on the PKP-Open Archives Harvester archive. The Indian Journal of Arbitration Law (IJAL) is a forum for reflective writings on the theory and practice of International Arbitration by keeping abreast of the cutting edge research being done by the scholars in this field. It is an open access bi-annual publication providing timely insights useful to the international arbitration community.

The talented students of the University publish with reputed international and national journals regularly. They have also won prestigious national and international awards, including the 4th International ADR Hong Kong Mooting Competition, 2013 conducted by City University of Hong Kong in association with the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), Columbia University (New York), and UNCITRAL. In the Pan Asian Rounds of the 10th Willem C Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot held in Hong Kong, NLUJ team was awarded an Honourable Mention for the Respondent Memorandum. NLUJ teams also won the South Asia Rounds of the FDI International Arbitration and the Indian Rounds of the 11th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competitions held at New Delhi this year. NLUJ team was placed as Semi-Finalists in the 6th International Criminal Court Trial Moot Court Competition, The Hague and Commonwealth Moot Court Competition, South Africa in the year 2013. Additionally, NLUJ also triumphed at the 9th KK Luthra Criminal Law Moot Court Competition at Campus Law Centre, Delhi University. It emerged victorious from a total of 58 participating teams. The University team also won the Surana and Surana International Tort Law Moot Court Competition, 2012.

NLUJ received Best Speaker Award in North India Rounds of Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, 2013. NLUJ student Sanjana Rao has been awarded the prestigious and meritorious Aditya Birla Scholarship this year. Several of NLUJstudents qualified All India Civil Services exam and brought glory to their alma mater.

NLUJ has a multicultural and variegated sports and cultural activities calendar in every academic year. Various co-curricular activities, cultural programs and festivals celebrations are organised during the whole academic semester. NLUJ has a tie up with international film society to showcase international films of repute to sharpen the literary and presentation skills of students. Organization of Cultural fest NH-65, Sports fest Yuvardha, Sports Week, Acad Committee week, Talent Search are fixtures in every academic year. The University also has excellent infrastructure for encouraging students' participation in games like football, basketball, volleyball, badminton, tennis, cricket etc. and boasts of a multi facility Recreation Centre, indoor sports, group recreational activities, various dance and art activities. In an effort not to let physical fitness take a backseat, there are separate well equipped gymnasiums for boys and girls.

The Legal Aid Activities at the University provide an opportunity to young law students to develop a sense of social responsibility. Through legal aid camps, students have the opportunity to visit distant areas and interact with the masses, which thoroughly sensitizes them about the actualities of society and their responsibilities. The legal aid camps use the creative aid of skits, street plays, speeches and legal quiz for spreading legal awareness.

National Law University Jodhpur has signed memorandums of understanding with prestigious national and international institutions to broaden its academic horizons and give scope of academic expansion to its meritorious faculty and talented students. Friedburg Law School, Germany; USIEF, Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, King's College, London; University of Arizona, Ural State Law Academy, Russia are some of our international Collaborators. NLUJ is also signatory to a Knowledge Exchange Agreement with All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jodhpur and Indian Institute of Technology, Jodhpur for mutual sharing of intellectual and infrastructural resources for knowledge enhancement within its territorial limits.

The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India has instituted a Chair on Intellectual Property Rights to promote teaching and research in Intellectual Property (IP) considering the potential for IP education, research and training at the National Law University, Jodhpur. MHRD IPR Chair actively organises various sensitisation programs,

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workshops, seminars and carry out quality interdisciplinary research work in the area of IP law and policy.

Library is the sanctum-sanctorum of an educational institution. The Library of National Law University, Jodhpur is one of the leading law libraries of India with a variant collection spreading from different aspects of law, management, science and insurance collection. The library is fully air-conditioned and Wi-Fi enabled. New library block started functioning from July, 2010. It has two exclusive reading halls, Digital Lab, sound proof Pre-Mooting Chambers, Discussion as well as Seminar Hall and Faculty Research Chambers. The Library caters to the information needs of over 1000 students, faculty, and other users. The Library is Fully-Automated with SOUL Software and uses Dewey decimal classification to classify the books. The Library has collection of over 20000 books and subscribes over 120 national & international Journals and various online databases

Corporate Workshops are a regular feature on NLUJ's academic calendar. Continuous and extensive corporate training and exposure is given to students by organization of Colloquiums, workshops, seminars, symposiums and round table discussions. Prestigious Law firms like Amarchand & Mangaldas, Luthra & Luthra, Vaish & Associates ,to name a few, conduct workshops to explain the nuances of Corporate dealing to our students. nternational Legal training programs, courses and corporate workshops were organized in collaboration with Oxford University, Herbert Smith LLP and Allen & Overy with famed resource persons like Prof. Timothy Endicott (Dean, Faculty of Law), Oxford University, Mr. Chris Parsons (Chairman India Group) and partners of Allen & Overy respectively.

National Law University, Jodhpur as an institution firmly believes in enriching the knowledge treasury of this spatial world and has established varied specialized centres of learning to enhance research in the sphere of legal studies and its allied fields. Students at the University have immense opportunities for exchange of ideas with renowned academicians at theses specialized Centres, developing their abilities to make decisions, cultivate research aptitude, contribute to social upliftment, harmonize the gender disequilibrium and explore lateral and vertical pursuit of studies.

Five years integrated B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons); B.Sc. LL.B. (Hons.) and B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Programs

Intake :Total seats: 100 + 15 (NRI seats)

Reservation:Scheduled caste : 15%Scheduled Tribes : 7.5%Physically Handicapped: 3% seats in each category

Undergraduate Courses

SEMESTER I SEMESTER II

General EnglishLaw of Torts, MV Act & Consumer

Protection

Legal Methods and Legal Systems Contracts II (Specific Contracts)

Contracts I (General Principles & Specific Relief Act)

Legal Language and Art of Advocacy

Constitutional Governance I Constitutional Governance II

B.A. B.B.A B.Sc. B.A. B.B.A B.Sc.

Pol. Sc. – I Gen Mgmt-I Physics-I Pol. Sc. – IIFunctional

Mgmt -IPhysics-II

History – I Finance - I Chemistry-I Economics - IFunctional Mgmt -II

Life Science-I

SEMESTER- III SEMESTER- IV

Jurisprudence I Jurisprudence II

CPC and Law of Limitation Law of Property, Equity and Trusts

Commercial Transactions Law of Evidence

Crime and Punishment I (I.P.C.) Crime and Punishment II (Cr.P.C.)


History - II Gen Mgmt-II IT &

Communicati

on -IHistory - III

Functional Mgmt -III

IT & Communicati

on-II

Sociology –I Operational

Mgmt- I Life Science-

II Sociology –I

IGeneral

Mgmt – III Chemistry-II




SEMESTER V SEMESTER VI

Public. Intl. Law Law of International Trade

Law of Intellectual Property Rights Family Law I

Company Law I Company Law II

Optional - I Optional - I I


Economics II

Finance II

PhysicsIII

Economics III

Operational Mgmt-III

IT & Communicati

on -III

Pol. Sc. III Operational

Mgmt II Chemistry

IIISociology

III Finance

IIILife Science-

III

SEMESTER- VII SEMESTER- VIII

Labor Law I Labor Law II

Direct Taxation Indirect Taxation

Interpretation of Statutes Administrative Law

Family Law II Arbitration and ADR Law

Honors I Honors III

Honors II Honors IV

SEMESTER- IX SEMESTER-X

Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing Environmental Law

Competition Law Professional Ethics

Private International Law Seminar

Honors V Honors VII

Honors VI Honors VIII

I Semester II Semester

Foundation Course I (Research Methodology)

Foundation Course III(Law and Justice in a globalizing World)

Foundation Course II(Comparative Public Law)

Law and finance; Project Finance, Securities & Finance Markets

Investment Law, Regulatory Economics Competition Law

Principles of Taxation Corporate Reconstruction

Corporate Governance Dissertation



Foundation Course III(Law and Justice in a globalizing world)


Copyright Law & Design Law

General Principles of IP Law and Policy Trademarks Law and Geographical

Indications

International IP Law and Policy Patent Claims Drafting

Patent Law and Plant Variety Protection Dissertation


Foundation C ourse I (Research M ethodology)

Foundation C ourse I II (Law a nd J ustice i n a globalizing W orld)

Foundation Course II (Comparative Public Law)

Financial Markets and Regulatory Systems

Banking - Law and Practice Mergers and Acquisitions

Investment Law and PracticeProject Finance - Law and Practice ;

International Finance

Corporate Finance - Law and Practice Dissertation





International Commercial Arbitration

Law of World Trade Organization Law of IPR in International Trade

International Investment Law and Policy Private Law of International Trade

Trade Remedies Dissertation

Honors Courses in Law

IPR Law, Business Law , Constitutional Law, Trade Law, Criminal Law, International Law, Taxation

There are 8 papers in each Honors course covering all significant aspects of the specific area of specialization.

Post graduate Courses

One year LL.M Programs in Corporate Laws ,IPR Laws, International Trade Law , Banking & Finance , Cyber Law and Cyber Security are offered.

Intake :20 seats for each of the LL.M. Program*

Reservation:Scheduled caste : 15%Scheduled Tribes : 7.5%Physically Handicapped: 3% seats in each category

LL.M ( Corporate Laws)

LL.M ( IPR Laws)

LL.M ( International Trade Laws)

LL.M ( Banking & Finance)




For further Details Contact





Communication Networks, Information Security and Compliances

Basics of Computer Technology, Internet, programming and Database

E-Commerce: Security & Legal Issues

Cyber Laws: National and International perspective and Internet Governance

Cyber crimes, Computer Forensic & Digital Evidence

Cyber Space and IP issues Dissertation

National Law University,

NH-65, Nagaur Road,Mandore,

Jodhpur – 342 304 (Rajasthan)

Ph. No. 0291-2577530 Fax No.: 0291-2577540

Website: www.nlujodhpur.ac.in E-mail: [email protected]

Registrar

Prof. (Dr.) Poonam Saxena, Vice Chancellor Mr. Sohan Lal Sharma, Registrar In-Charge

UG PG

` `

Admission Fee 12000 One Time 12000 One Time

Semester Fee 55000 *Per Semester 55000 Per Semester

Internet Charges 10000 Per Year 10000 Per Year

Support Service Charges 6000 Per Semester 6000 Per SemesterHalls of Residence Charges 15000 Per Year 15000 Per Year

Journal Fee 500 Per Year 500 Per Year

Library and Multimedia Fee 3000 Per Semester 3000 Per Semester

Examination Fee 1500 Per Semester 1500 Per Semester

Gym and Sports Fee 2000 Per Semester 2000 Per Semester

Reading Material Fee 2000 Per Semester 2000 Per Semester

Students' Welfare Fee 500 Per Semester 500 Per Semester

Lab Fee (for UG BSc. Students only) 2000 Per Semester - Per Semester

Library Security (Refundable) 7000 One Time 7000 One Time

Mess Security (Refundable) 5000 One Time 5000 One Time

Hostle Security (Refundable) 5000 One Time 5000 One Time

Total Rs. (for Science students) 126500

Total Rs. (for other students) 124500 124500

* in case of NRI candidates semester fee shall be 1,10,000 per semester. `

LL.M ( Cyber Law & Cyber Security)

Note: The university reserves the right to amend the course structure (UG & PG), if required.

* A program will be conducted only if there are minimum 10 students opting for the program.



Fee Structure for UG and PG courses 2014 Batch

HIDAYATULLAH NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, RAIPUR

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Established under the Hidayatullah National University of Law Chhattisgarh Act, 2003, Hidayatullah National Law University (HNLU) is recognized by the University Grants Commission u/s. 2(f) and 12(B) of UGC Act, 1956 and also by the Bar Council of India u/s. 7(1) of the Advocates Act, 1961. Sixth in the series of National Law Universities/ Schools in India, HNLU was established in May 2003 by the Government of Chhattisgarh with a view to impart

and advance legal education by engaging in teaching and research, and to develop among students a sense of responsibility to serve the society in the field of law by taking to advocacy and reforms in law and justice administration system. Over the last 10 years, HNLU has made rapid strides to become a Centre of Excellence in legal education in the country and is in the process of transforming itself into a world class institution.

Hon'ble Mr. Justice H. L. Dattu, Judge, Supreme Court of India, is the Visitor; Hon'ble Mr. Justice Yatindra Singh, Chief Justice, High Court of Chhattisgarh, is the Chancellor and Prof. (Dr.) Sukh Pal Singh is the Vice-Chancellor of the University.

Set-up in a serene and pollution free environment spread over 65 acres of land abutting a beautiful lake on the backside, the circular academic and administrative building has been built on the design of the Parliament of India. Fully equipped with the State-of-the-art infrastructure, modern teaching aids and equipments important for academic pursuits, the university provides a fully Wi-Fi enabled campus.

The Academic and Administrative Building has a unique amphitheatre at its centre. This beautiful amphitheatre is similar to the amphitheatre of Athens, Greece. The amphitheatre can accommodate more than 1000 people at a time and is tastefully used for cultural activities/common gatherings.

The University has a beautifully designed three-storied library with air-conditioned reading halls having a seating capacity of 350 students at a time. The structure of the University library is similar to the library of London School of Economics. The library has numerous modern stacks with varied and rich collection of text books, journals, reference books, periodicals and a printing centre operated by the university for the benefit of the students. The library regularly subscribes to the useful legal databases such as Manupatra, Westlaw, HEIN Online, SCC online, etc. for the benefit of the student and faculty as well. It also houses environment-friendly spacious VIP lounges which are just below the open-to-sky area protected from rain and direct sunlight by transparent polymer sheets. All the day long, this area of the library is lighted by natural light. The lush green amphitheatre visible through transparent glasses from the library creates an eco-friendly and aesthetic ambience for the library users to concentrate on and enjoy their reading

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The University has a well-equipped and fully air-conditioned Computer Lab with internet facility. The Computer Lab is furnished with modern computer furniture/cubicles having around 200 computer terminals/ nodes. The academic block also houses the State-of-the-art Moot Court Halls carefully designed to match the standards of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India and the High Courts.

HNLU has a rich culture of mooting among the students. In addition to providing a conducive and competitive environment, the university extends all possible help and support to the students for mooting. Our students, on multiple occasions, have brought laurels to the University by showing steely talent in moot courts. The University also organizes on annual basis a national level moot court competition in the memory of the great legal luminary Hon'ble Mr. Justice M. Hidayatullah. The six editions of Hidayatullah National Moot Court Competition (HNMCC) have been highly successful, encouraging and rewarding.

The University has 21 air-conditioned class-rooms fitted with modern teaching aids and equipments such as DLP projectors, interactive boards, etc. which create quality academic environment. It also has an air-conditioned Conference Hall having acoustic treatment and furnished with high quality furniture. Having a seating capacity of 400 persons, the Conference Hall is used to organize seminars/conferences, special lectures and cultural events. Workshops and meetings take place in the Board Room of the university.

As a fully residential university, HNLU has separate Halls of Residence for boys and girls having 800 single occupancy rooms furnished with modern furniture for every student. The hostels on campus being miniature societies, residing on campus enables students to meet people from different cultural background, interact with them, understand, appreciate and share each other's views and experiences. It helps widen their world view and acquire important inter-personal skills. As a 'home away from home', the campus life offers exciting experiences to students coming from different parts of the country. Further, there is provision for separate Mess and Gymnasium in both the hostels. In addition to the Gym facility provided inside the hostels, indoor and outdoor games facilities such as badminton, basketball, volleyball, cricket and football are also available within the university campus.

Medical facilities, including visiting doctor and ambulance, are

available in the university campus. The University is also having tie-ups with nearby hospitals and clinics for consultation, check-ups and emergency medical services.

HNLU has a team of highly qualified, competent and dedicated faculty with diverse backgrounds and areas of specialization. In addition to the classroom teaching, the faculty also attend to the individual needs of students through mentoring and consultation.For creating high quality academic ambience so as to enable the students to strive for perfection in their academic endeavours, the university offers exhaustive, diverse and cross functional curriculum to its students both at graduate and post-graduate levels. To help achieve the multifarious objectives, the University regularly organizes national and international seminars, conferences, moot court competitions and special guest lectures by eminent academicians and professionals from within India and abroad. The continuous assessment of students helps in an honest evaluation of the true potential of students. The student-teacher ratio is one of the best in the country. The teachers are provided air-conditioned chambers and modern teaching gadgets.

Trained in various specialized areas of law, the young law graduates from Hidayatullah National Law University have represented themselves in every sphere and spectrum of legal profession. In addition to practicing in law courts in the country including High Courts and the Supreme Court as Counselors, they are working with the corporate world, law firms and business houses as trained legal professionals in Business & Corporate Law, International Trade Law, Investment Law, Taxation Law, Insurance Law, Intellectual Property Rights Law, Environmental Laws, etc. HNLU has created a record by placing its students through the campus recruitment program. The recruiters with whom our students have been working include Amarchand Mangaldas, Suresh A. Shroff & Co., Anand & Anand, Axis Bank, AZB & Partners, Bajaj Allianz, Corporate Law Group, Dave and Girish & Co., Desai and Diwanji, DSK Legal, Dua & Associates, Grant Thornton, Human Rights Law Network, ILF Advocates, IndusLaw, Iyer and Soonawala, Khaitan & Co., Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan, Vaish & Associates, Majmudar & Co., Mind Crest, Nishith Desai Associates, P&A Law Offices, Pangea3, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Quislex, SDD Global, Talwar Thakore and Associates, Wadia Ghandy & Co. and Zeus Law Associates etc.

The students of HNLU have also been placed in Government Organizations, NGOs, Public and Private Sector Banks, International Organizations, Academic Institutions, etc. and have

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brought many laurels to the university. Setting high standards in their respective fields, they have become role models for younger generation of students aspiring to pursue law as a profession.

Under-Graduate Program B.A. LL.B. (Honours)

Admission to the B. A. LL. B. (Honours) course shall exclusively be based on the performance of the candidate in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)-2014. However, in order to be eligible to appear in CLAT-2014, a candidate should have obtained a Senior Secondary School/Intermediate (10+2) or its equivalent certificate from a recognised Board with not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in case of SC/ST candidates) and should be below 20 years of age as on 1st July 2014 (22 years in case of SC/ST and PWD candidates).

Candidates who are appearing or have appeared in the 10+2 examination and are awaiting results are also eligible to appear in the test. However, such candidates are required to have passed the qualifying examination at the time of their admission and must be able to submit proofs in support of their claims.

Note *As per 'The Chhattisgarh Educational Institutions (Reservation in Admission) Act, 2012.

Horizontal reservation shall be applicable in the case of Female/PWD/FFD category of seats. If a Chhattisgarh domicile candidate qualifies for admission in the regular merit under all

India category, he/she shall be considered against the All India seat only and not against Chhattisgarh domicile seats.

NRI/NRI Sponsored, Foreign National and Supernumerary Seats for the Wards of Kashmiri Migrants

Eligibility

Category Seats

NRI/NRI Sponsored 16

Foreign Nationals 4Supernumerary Seats for the Wards of

Kashmiri Migrants5

Particulars of Fees Amount of Fees

Admission Fee (One Time)

` 5,000/-

US $ 1000 for NRI/NRI Sponsored Candidates & Foreign Nationals

Tuition Fee

` 80,000 Indian Nationals

US $ 4000 for NRI/NRI Sponsored Candidates

US $ 5500 for Foreign Nationals

Library Fees ` 7,500

Halls of Residence Charges ` 12,000

Internet Charges ` 5,000

Campus Devt. Charge ` 5,000

Charges for Students' Activities ` 3,000

Students' Welfare Fund ` 1,500

Medical Fee ` 2000

Electricity Charges ` 6000

Examination Fee ` 4000

Transportation Charges ` 4000

Caution Money (Refundable) ` 25,000/- (One-Time)

Total` 1,60,000/-*

` One lakh sixty thousand only

Category All India Seats

Open Female Total

SC (15%) 8 4 12

ST (7.5%) 4 2 6

Persons with Disabilities (PWD) (3%) 1 1 2

Unreserved 18 60

Total 55 25 80

CategoryChhattisgarh State Domicile Seats

Open Female (30%) Total

SC (12%)* 7 3 10

ST (32%)* 18 8 26

OBC (14%)* 8 3 11

Persons with Disabilities (PWD) /

Dependants of Freedom Fighters (3%)1 1 2

Unreserved 22 9 31

Total 56 24 80

45

OpenFemale (30%) Total

8 4 12

4 2 6

1 1 2

18 60

55 25 80

42

Note: For details related to admission under NRI/NRI Sponsored category seats, please do visit our website (www.hnlu.ac.in). The candidates seeking admission under the Foreign National category will be required to apply directly to the HNLU as per Admission Notification to be posted on the University website (www.hnlu.ac.in) in May 2014. However, the candidates seeking admission under the NRI/NRI Sponsored category and Supernumerary seats for the Wards of Kashmiri Migrants will have to apply for and appear in CLAT-2014. After the publication of CLAT-2014 Result, the interested and eligible candidates will be required to apply to HNLU in the prescribed format to be posted on the university website in the first week of May, 2014 with their CLAT Score/Rank and other required information and documents.

Note: * Total amount of fees to be paid by an Indian national at the time of admission. The NRI/ NRI Sponsored Candidates will have to pay USD 5,000/- plus ̀ 75,000/- and the Foreign Nationals will have to pay USD 6,500 plus ̀ 75,000/-.

Fees Structure-B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) Program (Annual Fee)


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Note: * Major and Minor papers are to be chosen from three subjects such as Political Science, Economics & Sociology.

Note: * Major and Minor papers are to be chosen from three subjects such as Political Science, Economics & Sociology.

List of Optional Papers*

*



Title of The Paper Title of The Paper

One Major Paper* One Major Paper*

Two Minor Papers* Two Minor Papers*

Legal English / English Literature English Literature / Legal English

Legal Method Law of Contract-I

Law of Torts Family Law-I

III Semester IV Semester



Two Minor Papers* Constitutional Governance-II

Law of Contract-II Labour Law - I

Family Law-II Environmental Law

Constitutional Governance-I Transfer of Property Act

Public International Law

V Semester VI Semester



Labour Law - II Jurisprudence - II

Jurisprudence - I Corporate Law - II

Corporate Law - I Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

Principles of Taxation Law Administrative Law

Indian Penal Code Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

VII Semester VIII Semester


Criminal Procedure Code Land Laws

Law of Evidence DPC

Honours-I P1 Honours-I P2

Honours-II P1 Honours-II P2

Optional-P1 Optional-P2

IX Semester X Semester


Civil Procedure Code Professional Ethics

Honours-I P3 Honours-I P4

Honours-II P3 Honours-II P4




Biotechnology and Law International Space Law

Competition Law Law and Tribes

Corporate Tax Law of Infrastructure

Criminology & Penology Law of Insolvency

Cyber Law Law of Insurance

Direct Tax Law of Mines and Industries

Human Rights Maritime Law

Good Governance Media and Law

Indirect Tax Medicine and Law

International Commercial Arbitration W.T.O.

International Criminal Law Women and Law


Constitutional Law Intellectual Property Rights

Corporate Legal System Environmental Law

Trade and Investment Law

Course Structure:

The Five-Year Integrated B.A., LL. B. (Hons.) Program offered by the University is in complete conformity with the Bar Council of India Guidelines.

The optional courses will be offered subject to the availability of faculty having such specializations. The University reserves the right to increase / decrease the number of optional papers.

List of Honours Papers

List of Optional Papers*

*


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Post-Graduate Program (One-Year LL. M.)

Eligibility

Particulars of Fees Amount of Fees

Admission Fee ` 5,000/- (One Time)

Tuition Fee ` 26,500

Library Fees ` 7,500

Halls of Residence Charges ` 12,000

Internet Charges ` 5,000

Campus Devt. Charge ` 5,000

Students' Welfare Fund ` 2,000

Transportation Charges ` 4000

Medical Fee ` 2000

Electricity Charges ` 6000

Examination Fee for thesis evaluation ` 10,000 (One-Time)

Caution Money (Refundable) ` 10,000 (One-Time)

Total` 95,000/-*

` Ninety-Five thousand only

HNLU offers one-year LL. M. Program spread over three trimesters. The LL.M. program is designed to inculcate research skills and analytical abilities in students. In addition to classroom training imparted through innovative teaching methods, the LL. M. Program is focused on self-learning and research conducted by the students under the guidance of the faculty members.

Admission to the LL. M. Program shall exclusively be based on the performance of the candidate in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)-2014. However, in order to be eligible to appear in CLAT-2014, a candidate should have obtained a LL. B/B. L. Degree or an equivalent degree from a recognized University with not less than 55% marks in aggregate (50% in case of SC and ST candidates). The candidates who have passed the qualifying degree examination through supplementary/ compartment and repeat attempts are also eligible for appearing in the test and taking admission provided that such candidates will have to produce the proof of having passed the qualifying examination with fifty-five/fifty percent marks, as the case may be, on the date of their admission or within the time allowed by the respective universities.

The candidates who are appearing or have appeared in the qualifying degree examination and are awaiting results are also

eligible to appear in the test. However, the candidate must have passed/appeared in the final semester/final year examination of the qualifying examination on the date of his/her admission. Such candidates will be provided provisional admission only and they will have to submit their final results of qualifying examination within the time frame prescribed by the respective Universities/ Institutes.

Note: Horizontal reservation shall be applicable in the case of Female / PWD category.

Fee Structure for LL. M. Program (Annual Fees)

Note: * Total amount of fees to be paid by the candidate at the time of admission.

Specialization in LL. M.*

1. International Trade & Investment Law 2. Intellectual Property Rights Law 3. Corporate Law 4. Environmental Law 5. International Law and Organization6. Labour, Capital and Law7. Constitution and Legal Order8. Human Rights Law9. Administrative Law

* The optional courses will be offered subject to the availability of faculty having such specializations. The University reserves the

Category Open Female(30%) Total

SC (15%) 5 2 7

ST (7.5%) 2 1 3

Persons with Disabilities (PWD) (3%) 1 – 1

Unreserved 10 34

Total 8 13 45

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Title of The Paper

Core Course: Research Methods and Legal Writing

Core Course: Comparative Public Law/Systems of Governance

Core Course: Law and Justice in a Globalizing World

Optional Course: Paper-I


Title of The Paper

Optional Course: Paper – II

Optional Course: Paper – III

Optional Course: Paper – IV

Optional Course: Paper – V

Title of The Paper

Optional Course: Paper – VI

Dissertation

Viva-Voce

Hidayatullah National Law UniversityPost – Uparwara, Abhanpur New Raipur – 493 661 (Chhattisgarh)Phone: 0771-3057603, 3057604, Tele/Fax: 0771-3057666E-mail: [email protected], Website: www.hnlu.ac.in

Registrar

Prof. (Dr.) Sukh Pal Singh, Vice Chancellor Dr. Dipak Das, Registrar In-Charge.

Course Structure:

thAs per the UGC Guidelines Dated 18 January 2013 regarding introduction of one-year LL. M. Program, HNLU has adopted the one-year LL. M. Program from the Academic Session 2013-14. It follows a trimester system wherein following courses are taught in different terms.

Term – I

Term – II

Term – III

Availability of Scholarships:Scholarships to the students of SC/ST/OBC of Chhattisgarh State and also to the students of Minority Communities are available under various Government Schemes.


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www.gnlu.ac.in

GUJARAT NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, GANDHINAGAR

”Robust and effective systems to ensure high quality of academic input & output…commitment and accountability found in the GNLU teaching community deserves appreciation and should be a source of inspiration for other institutions…academic and research orientation to serve the nation and the society is clearly visible in its programs and multiple activities…”

Only National Law University to offer integrated undergraduate law degree in five areas – B.A., LL.B. (Hons.); B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.); B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.); B.Sc., LL.B. (Hons.); B.S.W., LL.B. (Hons.); full-time and part-time LL.M. and Ph. D. in laws and inter-disciplinary fields with prime focus in law as well as diploma/certificate courses in various areas.

GNLU Academic Star Honour for undergraduate students with distinct additional achievements – achiever(s) to get reimbursement of 50% of entire tuition fee of 5 years.

Department of Research: Super-Multi Specialisation Interdisciplinary Research in the emerging frontier areas with chairs/fellowship by: Microsoft (IPR), Khaitan and Co. (M&A), Gujarat Council on Science and Technology (IPR), ONGC (Contracts), Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited (Energy Law), Ministry of Earth Sciences, India (Law of the Sea and Maritime Laws), Cube Construction Engineering Ltd. (Real Estate), among others. Also Alternative Academic Credit Programme to promote Research Aptitude in students in subjects of individual interests.

Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandhinagar, established under the Gujarat National Law University Act, 2003, recognized by the BCI and the UGC, aims for excellence in terms of teaching, research, training and extension.

“GNLU is emerging as a Research-based Teaching University in the country. GNLU has been complimented for its standards of academics, relevance, access, equity and research by the UGC. Research and training coupled with solid grounding in theory

prepares students for various segments of employment - be it judiciary, academic or legal profession. GNLU produces professionals who are technically sound, professionally competent and socially relevant.” Excerpts from Professor Bakul Dholakia, Review Commission Report, GNLU .

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Academic, Intellectual and Scholarly Environment

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Department of Extension and Training Activities for the

holistic approach to education, research and training to make

Lawyers/ Integrated Legal Advisors/ Legal Counsels, to cater to

the needs of the judiciary, government, law firms, corporate,

PSUs, trade & commercial houses, academia, and NGOs. GNLU

has established its credentials as an excellent academic

partner to the institutions of governance, judiciary and

executive in providing training by Foreign and National

Experts. In 2013, Training Programmes were held for Indian

Navy, Coast Guard (Maritime Security); Reserve Bank of India

(General Law Course); IPS/IAS Off icers (Money

Laundering/White Collar Economic Offenses); Asian

diplomats and legal advisers (Law of the Sea/Maritime Laws);

Cyber and Internet Laws; Law and Management.

Centres of Excellence in niche areas of economy – Centre for

Distance Education, Centre for Private International Law,

Centre for Public International Law, Centre for Sports Law,

Centre for Food Security & Agro-Economy, Centre for Foreign

Policy & Security Studies, Centre for Corporate Law, Banking &

Investment, Centre for Corporate and Competition Law,

Centre for Constitutional and Administrative Law for

specialized knowledge and professional excellence.

50 motivated, dynamic, qualified and caring, teaching and

research full-time academic staff, including honorary

professors, drawn from India and abroad. Additionally, several

adjunct professors and visiting faculty from various parts of

the world offering optional courses and training programmes.

A Unique Academic Support Programme (ASP), special

tutoring program, round-the-year for students needing

special attention and will to achieve high dreams.

“…provides an ideal platform for students to share their

academic knowledge and help each other in academics…”

Regular mentoring and counselling by faculty members for

professional excellence and personal development.

Full-time Placement Coordinator and Committee on

Recruitment Affairs to coordinate Placements and

Internships.

Full-time Instructor for Mooting, communication skills,

debating, etc.

Introduction of Special Practical Courses on CrPC, CPC,

taxation, every semester, by practitioners, to promote

aptitude for career in litigation.

“Remarkable growth in publication of research papers, books …these commendable efforts and encouragement given by the University need to be sustained and further upgraded…” GNLU Law Review (GLR) GNLU Journal on Law, Development and Politics (GJLDP) –

integrated research journal Developing World Review on World Trade and

Competition(DWRTC) – journal focussing on trade and competition, circulated by the World Trade Organisation, Geneva

Cutting-edge-research publications by faculty and students

Collaboration with Foreign and National Institutions: MoUs or active academic/research partnership and collaboration at international, national and state levels with various universities and institutions.

Regular optional paper on Foreign Legal and Judicial Systems taught by visiting foreign professors, Distinguished Ambassador Lecture Series, etc.

“Trainings, workshops and seminars contribute to the knowledge creation, provide vital opportunity for interaction between stakeholders and faculty, have significantly contributed in bringing students in contact with these agencies for internship, recruitment and give an important visibility to the University…GNLU is laying a solid foundation to emerge as a credible centre of training and capacity-building for institutions and individuals alike…”Active, enriching and dynamic partnership with public institutions and departments in law creation, execution and dissemination such as assistance in drafting and reviewing of bills for various government departments, assisting corporate and other sectors in providing legal research and advise; organizing regular training programmes like Media and Law

Publications

Public-Private Partnership

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Internship And Placement

Scholarship in order of merit to CLAT meritorious candidates

Scholarship for each category UG PG

CLAT Rank 1-20 21-40 1-5 5-10

Tuition Fee Waiver 100 % 50 % 100 % 50 %

Mooting

Scholarships, Financial Assistance and Awards

Infrastructure

Training, Mediation Training, Legislative Drafting Training, Bar Council of Gujarat Advocates Academy Training, Training for Police Personnel etc.”

Scholarships worth ̀ 55 lakh.50 Scholarships for first 40 & 10 students of CLAT merit for LL.B. & LL.M. courses respectively (Total Approx. ̀ 24 lakh)

Note: The above scholarship is for the first year only. In case of issue arising out of interpretation or application of the first year scholarships, the decision of the Scholarship Committee shall be final and binding.

Scholarships for participation in national and international Moots (Total Approx. ̀ 10 lakhs)

Scholarships for Conferences, Workshops, Seminars (Total Approx.` 5 lakhs)

Scholarships for Best Research Papers (Total Approx. ` 1.25 lakhs)

Scholarships for Student Research Associates (12 – full or partial tuition fee waiver – Total approx. ̀ 3.5 lakhs)

Scholarships for International Internships (International Law Commission, UN, Missions of India abroad) and Student Exchange (Total Approx ̀ 7.5 lakhs)

21 gold medals for academic and extra-curricular achievements in various subjects.

Facilitation of boarding/lodging and similar kinds of assistance for participation in national/international events.

GNLU International Moot Court Competition has set a

benchmark of its own in the arena of legal education as

appreciated by teams and partners across the world. It is one thof the biggest legal events in the Indian Subcontinent and 5

Edition of GIMC was successfully concluded in February, 2013

with representation from 40 national and 5 international

Universities/Colleges, including teams from Singapore,

Mauritius, Sri Lanka, USA and Bangladesh. Sixth Edition of

GIMC will be organized from 6-10 February 2014 in

collaboration with the World Trade Institute, Berne,

Switzerland, Lakshmi Kumaran & Sridharan Attorneys and

LexWitness.

Participation in nearly 40 national and international moot

court competitions every year and many more events.

Faculty and senior students assist moot teams to bring laurels

to the GNLU and the nation, along with the financial support.

Gandhinagar – safe, secure, green, environment friendly and

soothing campus in the Knowledge Corridor of Gujarat

GNLU Campus is an Iconic Campus spread in 50 acres of land–

a matter of pride for the State and all Educational Institutions.

A residential university with academic blocks & halls of

residence with wi-fi facility, sports stadium, gym facilities

Non-smoking, non-alcohol environment and observance of

high standards of manners, ethics and values.

Excellent connection of means of transportation, High Court and other offices – Airport – 15 min, High Court- 20 min, Legislative Assembly, Sachivalaya (Government of Gujarat Secretariat) & PSUs – 15 minutes

“Recruiters…have given an overwhelmingly positive feedback

on the performance of GNLU graduates…91% appreciate that

the University Internship and Placement Division exhibits

professionalism, sense of commitment and motivation for

students and the recruiters in general…91% perceive GNLU as a

proactive academic partner and appreciate the University for its

overall vision and mission implementation…” A focused, coordinated and concerted approach to internship

and placement with long term career development in mind.

Commitment to facilitate students with optimum internships

and placements. The students get opportunities for

internships and placements with international and national

law firms, national and state PSUs, Supreme Court of India,

State High Courts, Union and State government departments,

LPOs, banks, corporate houses as well as NGOs.

Career advice and counseling; soft-skill workshops; special

tutorials by senior students/alumni to enhance the students'

skill sets.

Facilitation of Continuous Clinical Legal Education Program

(CCLEP) on a daily (or part-time) basis.

GNLU encourages its graduates to work hard with sincere

commitment and dedication.


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Course Structure For UG Programme

Under Graduate Programme

term parents' meet, semester-beginning & semester-end meeting of individual batches with the Director, Registrar, Dean & all subject teachers.

Halls of Creativity: Infrastructure for various hobbies i.e. painting, carpentering, sculpture, dance, drama, mediation and other creative activity.

[FIVE-YEAR BA/BCom/BBA/BSc/BSW LL.B. (Hons.)]

Eligibility for Admission for UG Programme

Successful clearance of HSC/Intermediate Examination (10+2)or its equivalent examination with not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in case of SC/ST)

Candidate appearing in the qualifying examination can appear provisionally, subject to the production of necessary qualification papers before or at the time of admission.

Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities

Mandatory foreign/other language courses - Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish, German, Japanese, Swahili & Sanskrit.

Round-the-year extracurricular activities such as debates, quizzes, and cultural activities, dandiya-garba, sangeet-sandhya, movie screening etc.

Separate cricket, football, multiple sports (volley-ball, tennis, basketball) facilities, gym facilities for boys and girls hostel separately.

Residential Medical Centre facility.

Organization of sports meet and representation in various adventure and sports competitions.

Monthly In-House Faculty Seminars for faculty members and Debate on Leading Judgments by students.

Director's Friday Open Hours & bi-weekly dinner with students, monthly visits of students by faculty & staff, mid -


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Family Law I, Law of Evidence, Banking Law & Negotiable Instruments, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Constitutional Law III (Centre State Relations, Emergency & Amendments)

B.A.: Public Policy Administration & GovernanceB.Com.: Financial ManagementB.B.A.: Financial ManagementB.Sc.: Forensic ScienceB.S.W.: Gandhian Approach to Social Work

Constitutional Law I (Article 1 to 51-A), Legal Theory, Law of Crimes I (IPC & elements of CrPC), Law of Contracts II (Specific Contracts, Partnership & Sale of Goods), Law of Civil Procedure

B.A.: Money, Banking & Public FinanceB.Com.: Advanced AccoutingB.B.A.: Quantitative TechniquesB.Sc.: Advanced SciencesB.S.W.: Human Growth & Development

Legal Methods, Law of Torts, English (Communicative English),Introduction to Indian History

B.A.:Principles of Economics, Principles of Political ScienceB.Com.: Business Organization & Management, Corporate AccountingB.B.A.: Principles & Practice of Management, Corporate AccountingB.Sc.: Environmental Science, Microbiology & GeneticsB.S.W.: Social Work Profession: Theory & Practices, Sociology for Social Work in India

Law of Taxation I, Labour Laws I, Corporate Law II, Environmental Law, Private International Law, Optional (Competition Law/Air & Space Law/Criminology)

Information Technology Law, Security & Investment Law, Clinical Paper I (Draft, Pleading & Conveyance), Clinical Paper II (Public Interest Lawyering, Professional Ethics & Contempt), **Seminar Paper- I, **Seminar Paper- II

Family Law II, Corporate Law I (Companies Act), Transfer of Property & Law of Easement, Human Rights & International Humanitarian Law, Public International Law

B.A.: Law & EconomicsB.Com.: Financial Institutions & MarketsB.B.A.: Business Policy & Strategic Management/EntrepreneurshipB.Sc.: Space Science & Communication TechnologyB.S.W.: Social Entrepreneurship

Constitutional Law II (Constitutional Bodies), Interpretation of Statutes, Law of Criminal Procedure Code, Trust, Equity & Fiduciary Relationship, Administrative Law

B.A.: International RelationsB.Com.: Corporate Tax PlanningB.B.A.: Marketing ManagementB.Sc.: Pharmaceutical SciencesB.S.W.: Social Policy & Welfare Administration

Law of Contracts I (General Principles & Speciic Reliefs), Legal History of India, Legal Language & Legal English,Introduction to Sociology

B.A.: Macroeconomics: Policy & Pactices, Political Thought: Western & IndianB.Com.: Managerial Economics,Managerial AccountingB.B.A.: Managerial Economics,Managerial AccountingB.Sc.: Information Technology, BiotechnologyB.S.W.: Research Methods for Social Work, Contemporary Social Issues

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VIII

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Law of Taxation II, Labour Laws II, Insurance Law, Land & Agricultural Laws, Intellectual Property Rights, Optional (WTO Laws/Bio-Technology Laws/Advanced Contracts)

Natural Resources & Energy Laws, International Trade & Business Laws, Clinical Paper- III (Advanced Legal Drafting), Clinical Paper- IV (Litigation Management), **Seminar Paper- III, **Seminar Paper- IV


Advanced Sciences syllabus in the second year focuses on the following areas: Petroleum & Oil Technology, Nuclear Science, Nanotechnology, Bioinformatics, Food adulteration.

** Seminar Papers: Comparative Constitution, International Arbitration, Law & Economics (Economic Analysis of Law), Corporate Governance, Infrastructure Law, Media law and Ethics, Transportation Law, Dispute Settlement in International Trade & Investment, International Contract & E-Contract, Election Law, Insolvency Law, Corporate Finance, Medical Law, Maritime Law, Parliamentary Affairs, Legislative Drafting, Socio Economic Offences, Merger and Acquisition, Natural Resources and Energy Laws, Environmental Advocacy, Sports Law, Disability Laws and a wide range of additional optional and seminar papers depending upon the interests of students, availability of experts and practitioners .

Important note: 1) Seats available for BA stream: 60 and 30 seats each for the remaining streams. Candidate will be allocated his/her preferred stream on first come first serve basis ONLY. 2) Minimum 20 students will be required for offering any course of BA/BCom/BSc/BBA/BSW on the basis of CLAT merit. If course is not offered due to lack of adequate number of students, students of the same course will be transferred to other courses on the basis of available seats as per the guidelines of the Academic Council.

Post Graduate Programme

Semester I

Comparative Public Law / Systems of Governance

Research Methodology and Legal Writing

Law and Justice in a Globalized World

Group I - Corporate and Business LawGroup II - International Comparative

Law

Corporate Law Public International Law

Law of Banking and Insurance Air & Space Law

Group III - Intellectual Property LawsGroup IV- Constitutional and

Administrative Law

Introduction to Laws of IPR & International IP Organizations

Fundamental Rights and Social Justice

Laws of Patents Media and Telecommunications Law

Semester II

Group I - Corporate and Business LawGroup II - International Comparative

Law

Securities LawPrivate International Law/Conflict of

Laws

Investment Law International Economic Law

Competition Law Laws of International Organizations

Advanced Contracts (Evolving Jurisprudence in Contract Law)

International Humanitarian Law

Group III - Intellectual Property LawsGroup IV- Constitutional and

Administrative Law

Transfer of Technology and IPR Litigation Constitutional Bodies

Law of CopyrightCentre State Relations and Local Self

Government

Law relating to Trademark and Geographical Indication

Administrative Law

Law of Biotechnology and Challenges of Traditional knowledge

Principles of Transparency and Accountability- Regulatory Framework

Note: Minimum 5 students will be required for any specialization on the basis of CLAT merit. If course is not offered due to lack of adequate number of students, students of the same course will be transferred to other courses on the basis of available seats as per the guidelines of the Academic Council.

More than 35000 Books, 2500 –E-books/E-Journals, 150 – Current print Journals subscription, 9 – electronic database subscription.

Continuously adding special collection on International law,

Air and Space law, IPR, Political science, History, Sociology and

Sciences like Nano science, Petroleum science , biotechnology,

Space science, Satellite technology and other general science

and literature books.

Developing e-books collection from Oxford University Press,

Cambridge University Press, Hart Publication, Kluwer

Publication.

Under the UGC INFONET consortia project, access services of

three law databases i.e Manupatra, Westlaw and Hein online

is available.

Average annual Library budget - ̀ 80 lakhs.

Library

Eligibility for Admission for PG Programme

LL.B. degree/equivalent from a recognized University, with not

less than 55% marks (50% in case of SC/ST students)

Candidate appearing in the qualifying examination such as

LL.B can appear provisionally, subject to the production of

necessary qualification papers before or at the time of

admission.

Course Structure for PG Programme

Student can choose any of the following groups for specialization in addition to compulsory subjects.


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Intake and Reservations for UG & PG Programme

G = General, F = Female {30% Seats horizontally reserved}, T = Total, UR = Unreserved, SC = Schedule Caste, ST = Schedule Tribe, GD = Gujarat Domicile, NRI = Non Resident Indian, FN = Foreign National, PC (PWD) = Physically Challenged {3% Seats horizontally reserved}☼2 seats for Jammu & Kashmir (JK) residents in the undergraduate programme and 1 in the PG programme (UGC D.O.No. F.1-1/2012 (SA-III) dated 1st October 2012) and 5 seats

in under graduate programme and 2 Seats in PG for the candidates from North East (NE) India (comprises of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram,

Nagaland and Tripura) as supernumerary seats in addition to intake of 180 and 40 seats for Undergraduate and PG Courses.☼ NRI category seats are available to NRI candidates or Indian nationals sponsored by NRI as per Supreme Court Guidelines. CLAT merit will be used for the admission to NRI quota. Candidates are also required to fill separate form with GNLU and admission will be according to the CLAT ranking.☼ Foreign National category seats are available to Foreign Nationals only i.e. candidates with foreign citizenship. Candidates seeking admission under the Foreign National category are not required to appear in the CLAT and shall apply directly to the GNLU for consideration of their candidature. ☼Information for admission to the NRI/FN/JK/NE categories will be published on GNLU website only.☼ No transfer of candidates once admitted under NRI and Foreign National category to any another category is permitted.☼ Unfilled seats of any category, if any, shall be filled, as per the GNLU Executive Council decision

Fee Structure For UG & PG Programme

* 1.75 lakh can be paid in INR and deducted from USD 12,000 (FOR UG) & 1.55 lakh can be ` `

paid in INR and deducted from USD 3,000 (FOR PG). All fees and payable amounts shall be paid in accordance with the Reserve Bank of India/ Government of India guidelines.

Note: NRI & Foreign National category students' needs to pay 2000 USD as one time ☼ Development Charges. The above fee structure is only for the Academic year 2014-15 and is ☼subject to revision from time to time by the University authorities.

Type of Fees UG PG

One Time

Admission Fee 2000 2000

General Security Deposit(Library, Hostel, Mess etc)

20000 15000

Total (one time) 22000 17000

Per Annum

Tuition Fee – General 8000055000

Tuition Fee – SC/ST/PC (PWD) 60000

Tuition Fee – NRI* 12,000 USD 3000 USD

Tuition Fee – Foreign National* 15,000 USD 5000 USD

Infrastructure Maintenance Fee 15000 15000

Examination Fee 5000 5000

Academic facility Fee (Library, Computer, Internet, Moot Court,

training, etc)10000 10000

Hall of residence, canteen and other related Fees** (facility provided only from July-Oct. & Jan.-April, rooms are provided on twin sharing

basis)

40000 50000

Extra-Curricular, Adventure, Sports and Gymnasium, Social and Cultural activities,

Welfare, fees 3000 3000

General ` 1,75,000` 1,55,000

SC/ST/PC (PWD)

NRI` 95,000/- + 12,000 USD

` 1,00,000/- + 3,000 USD

Foreign National ` 95,000/- + 15,000 USD

` 1,00,000/- + 5,000 USD

Total for first year

` 1,55,000

Prof. (Dr.) Bimal N. Patel, Director Dr. Dolly Jabbal, Registrar In-Charge

For further details contact:

Gujarat National Law University Attalika Avenue, Knowledge Corridor, Koba,Gandhinagar, Gujarat, INDIA. T:+91-79-23276611/2, Fax: +91-79-2327 6613/78781 86624Email: Website: [email protected] www.gnlu.ac.in

Registrar

All students taking admission in undergraduate course will have to learn and clear first three levels of any one language on a chargeable basis during the defined period. The cost of the language courses will be informed prior to the commencement of semester.

All queries and information (including expression of interests, etc.) shall be sent in WRITING to the only [email protected] the same will only be admitted for all official purposes.

Disclaimer: GNLU reserves the right to make any changes at any time which is in the best interest of GNLU academics and students.


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DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY,LUCKNOW

www.rmlnlu.ac.in

www.clat.ac.in About RMLNLU

Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, was established by an Act of the Legislature of Uttar Pradesh in 2005 (U.P. Act No.28 of 2005) which came into force on 4th of January 2006. The University became functional since July, 2006. The University has been established to advance, disseminate learning & knowledge of law, legal process and to develop in the students a sense of responsibility to serve the society. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, which is fully funded by the State Government of Uttar Pradesh, provides excellent infrastructural facilities and academic environment to the students. The fully residential University is a complete township having separate hostels for boys and girl students along with the mess facilities. The entire University campus is equipped with Wi-Fi facility. The University has a World class Moot Court Hall, where the mooting and debate competitions are organized which attracts participants from all over India. There is a rigorous internship

programme which every student of the University has to undergo as a part of the curriculum during vacation period. The University also has a well equipped seminar hall and video conferencing hall, wherein seminars/workshops/ interactive sessions are conducted on regular intervals. Located in the South-West part of Lucknow City, the University has forty acres of sprawling green campus in LDA's Kanpur Road Scheme. The University is situated in the heart of the city. The distance from Amausi airport is three kilometers and nearly seven kilometers from Lucknow railway station. Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences and Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Central University are the other neighbouring educational institutions. The District Court, High Court of Judicature at Allahabad, Lucknow Bench and Vidhan Sabha are all in the radius of ten kilometers.

The University offers five year B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) Programme and one year LL.M. Programme. The University follows a semester system. The University, in order to develop a closer link between the teacher and taught, has introduced the Mentorship Programme. There are various Committees, having students as its members, wherein the students decide the functions, events and other activities. In order to provide transparency in the examination system, the students are shown their answer sheets

for any change in the award already given.

With the liberal financial support from the State Government under object oriented funding, the University has established Centres of Excellence in the field of 'Environmental Law', 'Criminal Justice Administration', 'Corporate Law', ' Law & Justice' and ' Human rights'. A lab for Cyber Forensic Studies is also proposed to be established shortly.

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B.A. LL.B. (HONS.) FIVE YEAR INTEGRATED PROGRAMME

The admission shall be based on the performance in the Common Law Admission Test-2014. However, to qualify for admission, the candidate:

must have passed the Higher Secondary School Examination (10+2) or an examination equivalent thereof, securing in aggregate not less than 45% (40% in case of SC/ST candidates of U.P.) of the total marks.

must not have completed 20 years(22 years in case of SC/ST stcandidates of U.P.) of age as on 1 July, 2014.

The Candidates, who have appeared in the qualifying examination and are awaiting for their results, may also write the Admission Test but their admission shall be subject to the fulfillment of the requirements in (a) and (b) above at the time of admission.

INTAKE AND RESERVATION:

The intake number for B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Programme is 160 (one hundred sixty) per year with the following breakup

Horizontal Reservation to the following categories shall also be available as mentioned below

Fee Structure

Note: • Payment towards mess facility shall be made separately by the students in advance with half yearly installments, as per the charges agreed by the service provider which may range from ` 2,500 to 3,000/- per month or as may be fixed by the competent authority from time to time.• Fee amount for NRIs and foreign national students: ̀ 80,000/- + $ 8,000 Course Structure

Eligibility

Heads of Fees In INR

Tuition Fee 60,000.00

Admission Fee (One time) 1,000.00

Infrastructure/Development Fee 2,000.00

Library Fee 3,000.00

Internet Fee 3,000.00

Moot Court Fee/Co-curricular activities 3,000.00

Medical Fee 1,500.00

Sports/ECA Fee 1,500.00

Examination Fee 3,000.00

Reading Material 6,000.00

Room Rent (Double Sharing) 7,500.00

Amenities Fee 4,000.00

Caution Money 10,000.00

Total 1,05,500.00

Category No. of Seats

Unreserved 80

O.B.C. of Uttar Pradesh 43

Scheduled Caste of Uttar Pradesh 34

Scheduled Tribe of Uttar Pradesh 03


Persons with Disability (PWD) 03 %

Dependents of Freedom Fighters of Uttar Pradesh 02 %

Sons/daughters of defence personnel deployed in Uttar Pradesh or defence personnel of Uttar Pradesh either

retired or killed/disabled in action05 %

Women candidates 20 %

First Year


Foundation of Law Basics of Legislation

Basics of Case Law Language of Law

Liberal Subjects I** Liberal Subjects II**

Liberal Subjects I** Liberal Subjects II**

Law of Torts Law of Contract-I

English-I English-II

Second Year

III Semester IV Semester

Criminal Law-I Criminal Law-II

Constitutional Law-I Constitutional Law-II

Liberal Subjects III** Family Law

Liberal Subjects III** Public International Law

Law of Contract-II Jurisprudence

Moot Court and Clinical Legal Education-I

Moot Court and Clinical Legal Education-I

Note: 5 supernumerary seats are reserved for foreign nationals/NRI Candidates.

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LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW


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* The syllabus may be subject to change from time to time as may be decided by the competent authority. ** The students are required to opt any two Liberal Courses out of Economics, History, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology.

Seminar Courses

*** Seminar Courses will be available provided sufficient number of students are available and Faculty is available in the concerned Seminar Course.

LL.M. ONE YEAR PROGRAMME

Eligibility

The admission shall be based on the performance in the Common Law Admission Test-2014. However, to qualify for admission, the candidate must have passed LL.B. Degree or an equivalent Degree from a recognized University with at least 50% marks or equivalent grade.

Candidates who have appeared in the LL.B. Degree exam and are awaiting their results may also write the Admission Test but their admission shall be subject to the fulfillment of the above conditions.

INTAKE AND RESERVATION:

The intake is 20 (twenty) students per year with the following breakup:

Third Year

V Semester VI Semester

Law of Property-I Law of Property-II

Corporate Law-I Corporate Law-II

Criminal Procedure Code Intellectual Property Rights Law-I

Law of EvidenceCivil Procedure Code & Limitation

Law

Banking Law Drafting, Pleading & Conveyance

Interpretation of Statues Administrative Law

Fourth Year

VII Semester VIII Semester

Legal Research & Writing Conflict of Law

Intellectual Property Rights Law-II World Legal Systems

International Trade Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Law

Law of Taxation-I Law of Taxation-II

Seminar Course Insurance Law

Environmental Law Seminar Course

Fifth Year

IX Semester X Semester

Investment and Security Law Human Right Laws

Labour Law Cyber Law

Seminar Course Seminar Course



Name of the course

VII Semester IX Semester

Consumer Protection Law International Environmental Law

Child Law Air and Space Law

Disability Law Legislative Drafting

Law and Society Law of Local Self Government

Feminist Jurisprudence Law and Morality

Law and Education Law and Agriculture

VIII Semester X Semester

Natural Resource and Energy Law Law, Science and Technology

Health Law Law and Media

Transportation Law Emigration Law

Criminology and Penology International Dispute Resolution Bodies

Humanitarian Law Socio Economic Offence

Corporate Governance IPR Law and Information Technology



Unreserved 10

O.B.C. of Uttar Pradesh 05

Scheduled Caste of Uttar Pradesh 04

Scheduled Tribe of Uttar Pradesh 01

About RMLNLU




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Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Sector-D-1, LDA Colony, Kanpur Road Scheme, Lucknow – 226012 U.P. IndiaVice-Chancellor : +91-522-24 22 855HOD, Legal Studies: +91-522-24 25 902-903 (Extn. 107)Administration: +91-522-24 25 902-903 (Extn. 111,124)Telefax:+91-522-24 22 841 Email Address:[email protected]: www.rmlnlu.ac.in

About RMLNLU

Registrar

Heads of Fees In INR

Tuition Fee 20,000.00

Admission Fee (One time) 1,000.00

Infrastructure/Development Fee 2,000.00

Library Fee 3,000.00

Medical Fee 1,500.00

Internet Fee 3,000.00

Sports/ECA Fee 500.00

Examination Fee 3,000.00

Reading Material 6,000.00

Room Rent (Single Sharing) 12,000.00

Amenities Fee 4,000.00

Caution Money 10,000.00

Total 66,000.00


Compulsory Papers Compulsory Papers

Research Methodology & Legal Writing Law & Justice

Comparative Constitutional Law

Optional Papers Optional Papers

Three papers out of the optional groups which may be approved by the

Academic Council of the University.

Three papers out of the optional groups which may be approved by the

Academic Council of the University.

Dissertation Work (To be continued in nd2 Semester as well)

stDissertation Work (In continuation of 1 Semester)


Persons with Disability (PWD) 03 %

Dependents of Freedom Fighters of Uttar Pradesh 02 %

Sons/daughters of defence personnel deployed in Uttar Pradesh or defence personnel of Uttar Pradesh either

retired or killed/disabled in action05 %

Women candidates 20 %


Course Structure

Horizontal Reservation to the following categories shall also be available as mentioned below:

Note: Payment towards mess facility shall be made separately by the students in advance with half yearly installments, as per the charges agreed by the service provider which may range from

` 2,500 to 3,000/- per month or as may be fixed by the competent authority from time to time.

OREIGN LANGUAGES:

Arrangements have also been made for certificate courses in the following three foreign languages. 1. French 2. German 3. SpanishThe students shall be charged separate fee as may be prescribed by the competent authority from time to time.

AVAILABILITY OF SCHOLARSHIPS:

Scholarships to the candidates of SC/ST/OBC of Uttar Pradesh and also to the students of unreserved categories having family income less than ̀ 2.00 lac per annum are available under various schemes of the Department of Social Welfare, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh. Students of these categories are also eligible for reimbursement of their annual fee subject to fulfillment of the conditions laid down by the Social Welfare Department, Backward Class Welfare Department, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh, as the case may be. The University is also included in the list of institutions of excellence under the Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of Top Class Education for SC Students. Under this scheme five eligible students of SC category are provided scholarship which include reimbursement of full tuition fee, living expenses @ of ` 2,220/- per month, books & stationery @

` 3,000/- per annum and computer/accessories up to ` 45,000/- per annum per student.

Reimbursement/partial reimbursement of tuition fee alongwith other financial incentives are also available under UGC Scheme of 'Free Education for Sports Medal Winner/Participants of National/International Events'.

Fee Structure

Prof.(Dr.) Gurdip Singh, Vice Chancellor

Mr. Jitendra D.Gangwar, Registrar In-Charge





www.rgnul.ac.in

55www.clat.ac.in About RGNUL

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY: Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Punjab was established by the State Legislature of Punjab by passing the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law Punjab Act, 2006 (Punjab Act No. 12 of 2006). RGNUL started functioning from its Headquarters - Mohindra Kothi, the Mall, Patiala w.e.f. 26 May 2006. The University acquired approval of the Bar Council of India (BCI) in August 2006. The University got registered with the University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi under Section 2(f) of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 and also got recognition under Section 12-B of the said Act. The RGNUL is regular member of Association of Indian Universities (AIU), New Delhi and several other prestigious

national and international institutions/organizations.

The main campus of the University is at Sidhuwal, Bhadson Road, Patiala in an area of 50 Acres of land. The state-of-the-art Campus has an Administrative-cum-Academic Block, separate spacious Library Building, Auditorium, Sports Complex, Boys and Girls Hostels, Guest House, Community Hall, Health Centre, Residences, Stadium and other facilities. The construction and furnishing of Hostels is complete and all RGNUL Boys and Girls students are residing at the new Campus with modern amenities including air conditioning of each room. Faculty members are also residing in their apartments at the New Campus.

RGNUL has a well equipped computerized Central Library with twenty four thousand titles and about two thousand other academic documents in addition to the specialized libraries of our various Research Centres. There are three advanced Computer Labs with high end computers and leased line internet connectivity. The whole RGNUL Campus is wi-fi enabled which is also extended to the respective hostels round the clock.

The University has also set up Centres of Advanced Study at its campus. These are: Centre for Advanced Study in Criminal Law (CASCL); Centre for Consumer Protection Law and Advocacy (CCPLA); Centre for Advanced Study in International Humanitarian Law (CASH); School of Agricultural Law and Economics (SALE); RGNUL Legal Aid Clinic (RLAC); RGNUL Enabling Unit (REU); RGNUL Institute of Competitive

Examination (RICE); Centre for Advanced Study in Human Rights (CASHR); Directorate of Distance Education (DODE); Centre for Advanced Study in Labour Welfare (CASLW) and School of Social Sciences and Inter-Disciplinary Studies (SSSIS).

The School of Law of the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), New Delhi has set up a Programme Study Centre at RGNUL, Patiala. RGNUL Legal Aid Clinic has also been established at the RGNUL Campus under the aegis of Punjab State Legal Services Authority. The University has entered in MoU with many National / International institutes for academic collaboration.

B.A.LL.B. (HONS.) Five Year Integrated Course

RGNUL offers B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Five-Year Integrated Programme

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Eligibility For Admission

whereunder Social Sciences subjects like Economics, English, History, Political Science and Sociology are taught as major and minor subjects along with Law subjects in the first two years of study. From third year onwards, the curriculum comprises all Law subjects. All subjects are compulsory in the first three years of study. However, in the fourth and fifth year, students are offered specializations in four streams, viz., Business Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law and International Law. The successful students are awarded Honours Degree with specialization.

RGNUL follows the Semester System. The teaching methodology includes extensive and intensive class room teaching with emphasis on participative learning. The Courses include assignments, seminars and project work. The thrust of the course is not just on learning but also professional training.

The Admission shall be based exclusively on the merit in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). However, to qualify for admission:1. The candidate must have passed 10+2 examination of the Punjab School Education Board or its equivalent with minimum 45% marks in the aggregate (40% marks for SC/ST) 2. The age of the candidate must not be more than 20 years in case of General and 22 years in case of the SC/ST as on 1 July 2014.3. The candidates appearing in or awaiting results of the qualifying examination held or being held in March/April 2014 may also apply and appear for the Combined Law Admission Test (CLAT) provisionally, subject to the condition that they shall produce the proof of having passed the qualifying examination with the prescribed percentage of marks at the time of their interview/counseling.

4. The candidature of:

(a) those who do not clear the qualifying examination with the requisite marks and/or fail to produce result on the date of interview/counseling, or

(b) those who get compartments/re-appear in any subject in the qualifying examination, shall be cancelled and subsequent securing qualifying marks shall not be considered in any case.

Candidate applying in the SC/ST/PWD/State Resident category is required to submit category certificate from the competent authority.

INTAKE AND RESERVATION

The total number of seats for the B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) Five Years Integrated Course shall be One Hundred and Twenty (120).

Division of the seats shall be as under:

The candidature of the Punjab Resident Category shall be determined on submission of an affidavit and a certificate as per the Punjab Government letter No. 1/3/95-3PPII/9619 dated 06.06.96 as amended vide the Punjab Government, Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms letter No. 11/3/95-3PP-II/80 dated 01.01.99.Admission to the category of the 'Foreign Nationals' shall be the direct admission on the basis of inter-se merit of the qualifying examination and the interview. These candidates are to apply through CLAT form directly to the Registrar, RGNUL latest by 31 May 2014.


1. General Category (71) Seats

2. Schedule Caste (15%) (18) Seats

3. Schedule Tribes (7½%) (09) Seats

4. Persons with Disability (3%) (04) Seats

5. Punjab Residents (10%) (12) Seats

6. Ancestral Resident of Village Sidhuwal, District Patiala (01) Seat

7. Foreign Nationals (05) Seats

Total Seats (120) Seats

8. Additional Seats for wards of Kashmiri Migrants (06) Seats

9. Supernumerary Quota Seats for J&K Residents (02) Seats

FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER

A student is to study six papers of one major

subject and three papers each of the two minor subjects of

social sciences in first three years of study.

RGNUL offers the

choice between Sociology, Political Science,

History and Economics

as major and minor

subjects.

English – 1 English – 2

Social Science (Major) Paper-I Social Science (Major) Paper-II

Social Science (Minor) 1 Paper-I Social Science (Minor) 1 Paper-II

Social Science (Minor) 2 Paper-I Social Science (Minor) 2 Paper-II

Legal Methods and Research Methodology

Major Legal Systems

Law Of Torts and Consumer Protection

Law of Contract - I

THIRD SEMESTER FOURTH SEMESTER

English – 3 Foreign Language

Social Science (Major) Paper-III Social Science (Major) Paper-IV

Social Science (Minor) I Paper- III

Social Science (Minor) 2Paper- III

Jurisprudence – I Jurisprudence – II

Constitutional Law – I Constitutional Law – II

Law Of Contract – II Public International Law

FIFTH SEMESTER SIXTH SEMESTER

Social Science (Major) Paper (V) Social Science (Major) Paper (Vi)

Administrative Law Fundamentals of IPRS

Criminal Law – I (Substantive Law)

Taxation Law

Criminal Law – II (Procedural Law)

Civil Procedure

Family Law – I Family Law – II

Company Law Environmental Law

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OF LAW, PUNJAB

LL.M. One Year Post Graduation Course

The RGNUL offers one-year LL.M. Post Graduation Course with specialization in Business Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law and International Law. (Specialization will be offered subject to the condition of minimum five students opting the same)


The Admission shall be based exclusively on the merit of the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). The candidate must have passed the LL.B./B.L. Degree examination from Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law or any other University whose degrees are recognized by this University, with minimum 55% marks (50% marks for SC/ST) shall be eligible for admission to the course.

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BUSINESS LAWS CRIMINAL LAW INTERNATIONAL

LAW CONSTITUTIONAL

LAW

SEVENTH SEMESTER

Labour and Industrial Law - I




Law of Evidence Law of Evidence Law of Evidence Law of Evidence

Banking LawGeneral Principles

of Criminal LawInternational Or ganizations

Comparative Constitutional Laws

Mergers, Acquisitions and

Competition

Socio- Economic Offences

International Law and Global

Governance Law Of Writs

Law and Practice Relating To Copy Right And Trade

Mark

Cyber Crimes and It Offences

Humanitarian and Refugee Law

Legislative Powers and Relations

Under The Constitution of

India

Project Report and Moot Court




EIGHTH SEMESTER

Labour a nd Industrial Law-II

Labour and Industrial Law-II



Property Law Property Law Property Law Property Law

Insurance LawsTransnational

Organized Crimes

International Labour Organization and

Labour Laws Service Laws

Corporate Tax LawsCriminology

Penology and Victomology

International Economic Law

Criminal Justice and Fundamental Rights

Law and Practice Relating to Patent,

Design and Geographical

Indication


International Criminal Law and

International Criminal Court

Role Of Judiciary In Protection of

Constitutional And Human Rights


Projects Report and Moot Court



NINTH SEMESTER

Law Of Equity Trust, Limitation and

Registration


Registration


Registration


Registration

Clinical Legal Education(Alterative

Disputes Resolution)







Financial Market Regulations

Administration of Criminal Justice

(Custodial)

International Environmental Law

Interpretation of Statutes

About RGNUL

International Trade Law and


Forensic and Scientific

Investigation of Crime

International Human Rights Law

Governance

Federalism and Local Self

Government

Intellectual Property

Management, Valuation and

Security

Juvenile Justice, Preventive and Rehabilitative

Measure

Double Taxation Constitutional

Protection of The Under-Privileged





TENTH SEMESTER

Clinical Legal Education (Drafting,

Pleadings, Conveyancing and Professional Legal

Ethics)


Pleading, Conveyancing and Professional Legal

Ethics)



Ethics)



Ethics)

Clinical Legal Education (Public

Interest Lawyering, Legal Aid and Para

Legal Services )



Legal Services )



Legal Services )



Legal Services )

Corporate Governance and Corporate Social

Responsibility

Administration of Criminal Justice (Non-Custodial)

International Intellectual

Property LawElection Laws

Investment LawsComparative

Criminal Procedure and Evidence

Law of The Sea

Emerging Trends – (Rti, Media Laws, Civil Society and Public Grievance, Citizenship and

Emigration Laws)

Law Relating To Bio-Diversity, Bio-

Technology And Breeders' Rights

Practice and Pleadings In Criminal Law

International Dispute Resolution

Bodies

Parliamentary Practice and Procedure





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Common LawAdmission TestRAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

OF LAW, PUNJAB

CLAT2014



General Category 28 Seats

Schedule Caste (15%) 06 Seats

Schedule Tribes (7.5%) 03 Seats

Persons with Disability (3%) 01 Seats

Foreign Nationals 02 Seat

Total Seats 40 Seats

Additional Seats for wards of Kashmiri Migrants 02 Seats

Supernumerary Quota Seats for J&K Residents 02 Seats

Business Law Constitutional Law Criminal Law International Law

FIRST SEMESTER

Paper I

Core 1

Legal Method and Research

Methodology


Methodology


Methodology


Methodology

Paper II

Core 2

Comparative Public Law




Paper III

Optional 1

Law of Banking Fundamental Rights

and Directive Principles

General Principles of Criminal Law

International Law and International

Relations Development and

Trends

Paper IV

Optional 2

Industrial and Intellectual

Property Rights

Centre State Relations

Emerging Areas of Criminality

International Organizations

Paper V

Optional 3

Law of Corporate Governance

Federalism and Local Self

Government in India


International Courts and Tribunals

Term Paper VI

Term Paper 1

SECOND SEMESTER

Paper I

Core 3

Law and Justice in Globalised World




Paper II

Optional 4

Law of Corporate Finance and

Taxation

Constitutional Amendments in

India

Scientific and Forensic Techniques

in Investigation of Crime

Law of Sea, Air and Space

Paper III

Optional 5

Law of Insurance and Arbitration

Service and Election Laws

Administration of Criminal Justice-

Custodial and Non-Custodial

International Law and International

Relations Development and

Trends

Paper IV

Optional 6

Corporate Regulations

Media Law Criminology

Penology

International Dispute Resolution

Bodies

Paper V & VI

Dissertation & Viva-Voce


1. Candidates appearing in/awaiting results of the qualifying examination being held in April/May 2014 may also apply and appear provisionally for the Admission Test, subject to the condition that they shall produce the proof of having passed the qualifying examination with the prescribed marks at the time of interview/counseling.

2. The candidature of:

a. those who do not clear the qualifying examination with the requisite marks and/or fail to produce result on the date of interview/counseling, or

b. those who get compartments/re-appear in any subject in the qualifying examination, shall be cancelled and subsequent securing qualifying marks shall not be considered in any case.

Candidate applying in the SC/ST/PWD category is required to submit category certificate from the competent authority.

The total number of seats for the LL.M. Course shall be forty (40). Division of seats shall be as under:

The admission to foreign national students shall be on the basis of inter-se merit of the qualifying examination and interview. Foreign national students have to apply through CLAT form directly to the Registrar RGNUL latest by 31 May 2014.

PROPOSED CURRICULUM FOR POST-GRADUATE (LL.M.) COURSE


CLAT2014


UNDER GRADUATION COURSE B.A. LL.B. (HONS.) FIVE YEAR INTEGRATED COURSE

POST GRADUATION COURSE LL.M. ONE YEAR

BOTH UNDER-GRADUATE AND POST-GRADUATE COURSES FOR HOSTEL RENT AND OTHER CHARGES

HALF YEARLY FEE PAYABLE AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION

Note: *There shall be an increase of ` 5000 per annum in the tuition fee every academic year of the five year graduation course and ` 3000 of the one year post-graduation course to meet the escalating expenditure.**Balance of “Advance Mess Charges”, if any, will be adjusted in subsequent years

Under the Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of Top Class Education for Scheduled Caste (SC) Students, five scholarships have been allotted by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India to this University.

The University may give maximum concession upto 50% of the tuition fee to two most deserving students of each class.

A special scholarship scheme for two students from Jammu & Kashmir as per UGC norms.

Under the Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of Top Class Education for Scheduled Tribe (ST) Students, two scholarships have been allotted by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India to this University.

Admission Fee ` 5,000

Tuition Fee and allied fee

` 49000.00US $ 3500 or equivalent in INR for

foreign nationals (US$ 3000 in case of candidates from SAARC)

Amenities Fee ` 15000.00

Students Welfare/Medical Fee ` 1000.00

Refundable Security ` 20000.00

Fee Structure

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Admission Fee `5,000

Tuition Fee and allied fee

` 85000.00US$6000 or equivalent in INR for the

foreign nationals (US$ 5000 in case of a candidates from SAARC)

Amenities Fee ` 15000.00

Campus Development Fund ` 10000.00

Moot Court Fees ` 1,500.00

Internship Placement Fees ` 1000.00

Students Welfare/Medical Fee ` 1000.00

Refundable Security ` 20000.00

Hostel Rent / AC Facility / Basic Utilities etc. (Single Occupancy)

` 30000.00 per annum

Hostel Rent / AC Facility / Basic Utilities etc. (Double occupancy)

` 26,400.00 per annum

Mess Charges As per bill of the Mess Contractor

Under-Graduate Post-Graduate

Tuition, Allied for Annual Charges and Basic Utilities and AC Charges

` 97200.00 ` 67500.00

Advance Mess Charges ` 15000.00 ` 15000.00

Total ` 112200.00 ` 82500.00


Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, PunjabMain Campus: Sidhuwal, Bhadson Road, Patiala - 147001 (Punjab) Ph. No. 0175-2391600/601/602/603, Fax: 0175-2391690Email: [email protected], Web URL: www.rgnul.ac.in Head Quarter: Mohindra Kothi, Fountain Chowk, The Mall, Patiala - 147001 (PUNJAB)Tel: 0175-2304188, Fax: 0175-2304189

Prof. (Dr.) Paramjit S. Jaswal, Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) G.I.S. Sandhu, Registrar

Scholarships

RegistrarFor Further details contact

About RGNUL

CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, PATNA

www.cnlu.ac.in

www.clat.ac.in About CNLU

Education, from time immemorial, has been the fulcrum around which the troika of society, polity and culture have prospered. Law, on the other hand, has been enjoined to not only maintain an equitable balance within this troika but also to ensure that the troika truly delivers what it is supposed to deliver for the greater good of humanity. By implication then, the quality of legal education is but a clear barometer of the advancement of a nation, since law is considered as the first act of human wisdom.

Hence, it is not a matter of coincidence that the leadership of Bihar strove to establish an institution of quality legal education – in its efforts to restore the pride and glory of this holy land and its ethos which not only saw the earliest civilization and polity but also institutions of learning that attracted scholars and students from across the world. The Chanakya National Law University is but a tribute to that ethos and an expression of the determination to revive the past glory.

The challenges for individual institutions and national higher

education systems in this global environment will depend upon the

social, economic, political and cultural development in developing

nations. In the State of Bihar, where the seeds of the earliest

republic were sown and the crop of democracy cultivated, a need

was felt by the government for a university which would provide

quality legal education and strive to raise national legal standards

to competitive international level and promote legal awareness in

the community and to inculcate social responsibility which will lead

to the realization of goals embodied in the Constitution of India.

The Undergraduate programme of the University will be

specifically geared to the current requirements of the judiciary and

the legal profession, such as the techniques of advocacy, lawyering,

arbitration, mediation, conciliation and legal and legislative

drafting and familiarity with the judicial process. It will aim to

inculcate in the young minds of students an analytical, innovative

critical and socially relevant, yet pragmatic, understanding and

application of law. The world of higher education in the 21st

century can truly be a borderless world of knowledge and ideas,

which will yield reciprocal benefits for all nations.

Entrance

Thus, on July 15th, 2006 came into being Chanakya National Law

University (CNLU) at Patna under the able guidance of its Vice--

Chancellor/Pro-Chancellor, Prof. A. Lakshminath, former Dean and

Registrar, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad and the recipient

of Prof. N. R. Madhava Menon Best Law Teacher Award -2012.

CNLU was established under the Chanakya National Law University

Act, 2006 (Bihar Act No. 24 of 2006) and included in Section 2 (f)

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and eligible under 12 (B) of the UGC Act, 1956 and is approved by the Bar Council of India. The University is presently functioning from its own Campus admeasuring 18 Acres of land situated in the heart of Patna with spacious Halls of Residence for Boys and Girls, state of the Art Library, Academic and Administrative Blocks with Internet Centre having Wi-Fi facility with dedicated lease line and committed Faculty.The University has launched B.A., LL.B (Hons.) 5 year integrated course in 2006 and B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) 5 year integrated course in 2013. The University will start 1 year LL.M programme shortly. The university has started multi disciplinary Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Programmes leading to Ph.D. and LL.D degrees. It will soon start seven PG. Diploma courses of one academic year duration. They include (1) P.G.Diploma in Human Rights; Humanitarian Law and Refugee Law (2) P.G. Diploma in Industrial and Intellectual Property Law (3) P.G. Diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution (4) P.G. Diploma in Cyber Laws (5) P.G. Diploma in Disaster Management and Law (6) P.G. Diploma in Disabilities and Law and (7) P.G. Diploma Course in Administrative law and Public Administration.

Direct Admissions

Out of a maximum of 140 seats for B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) and B.B.A.,

LL.B. (Hons.) Courses, 10 seats will be allotted to Foreign Nationals

and 10 seats will be allotted to NRI's/NRI sponsored candidates.

The unfilled seats in Foreign Nationals Category will be allotted to

NRI's/NRI Sponsored Candidates. These categories of candidates

need not take the Common Law Admission Test. However, they

shall fulfill other requirements regarding age and qualifications as

per CLAT-2014 and CNLU eligibility Regulations. Their merit list will

be determined on the basis of their 10+2 marks. If the merit is still

the same then the marks of 10th standard will be taken into

consideration. If still there is no change in rank then the higher in

age shall get preference. Candidates who wish to apply under Foreign Nationals Category/ NRI's/NRI sponsored category shall submit the duly filled in application forms which can be downloaded from our Website

www.cnlu.ac.in with all supporting documents along with DD for Rs. 7,500/- in favour of Registrar, Chanakya National Law

thUniversity, Patna, payable at Patna on or before Monday the 16 June 2014. Selected candidates should complete the admission formalities by paying required fees on the scheduled dates to be announced in the University Website: www.cnlu.ac.in

NOTE: Unfilled seats, if any, in Foreign Nationals and NRI's / NRI

sponsored categories will be filled in as per the Bihar Act No. 16

of 2003.

ADMISSION REGULATIONS TO THE B.A., LL.B (HONS.) AND

B.B.A., LL.B (HONS.) COURSES AS PER THE CLAT – 2014

EXAMINATION

INTAKE AND RESERVATIONSThe selection for 120 students shall strictly be on the basis of merit as determined by the Common Law Admission Test 2014 subject to the Reservations as per Bihar (In Admission in Educational Institutions) Reservation Act 2003 (Bihar Act 16 of 2003) besides other rules. They are as follows:

Reservation for PWD is 3% in each category. The relevant certificate from Bihar State Authority should clearly mention the category to which the candidate belongs viz.,

Extremely Backward Classes (Annexure-I) or

Backward Classes (Annexure-II).

Candidates of Bihar seeking admission under Backward Classes

quota for Chanakya National Law University, Patna shall

mention in the application form itself whether they belong to

BC or EBC categories of Bihar. Failure to mention the specific

category BC/EBC will not entitle them for Reservation in

Admission. There is no OBC category in Bihar.

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Category Percent Seats

General Category50% 60

Scs of Bihar 16 % 19

Sts of Bihar 01 % 01

22Extremely Backward Classes

(Annexure - I) of Bihar*

18 %

Backward Classes (Annexure-II) of Bihar*

12 % 14

Women of backward Classes 03 % 04

Total 100 % 120

Foreign Nationals/NRI/NRI Sponsored Seats

_ _ 20

Total no of Seats- 140 (One Hundred Forty only)

CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY,PATNA

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Course Content

Fee Structure

for B.A., LL.B (Hons.)/ B.B.A., LL.B (Hons.) 5 Year Integrated Course for the Academic Session 2014-15

Clinic - II Drafting, Pleadings & Conveyancing Legal Aid and Para Legal

Services (Non credit)

TENTH SEMESTER

Human Rights Health Law (Seminar-III)

International Humanitarian Law & Refugee Law

Law Relating to Women and Child (Seminar-IV)

Clinic - IV Moot Court Exercise and Internship Law and Accountancy (Non

credit) Seminar Course -IV (Non credit)

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FIRST SEMESTER (B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) FIRST SEMESTER( B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.)

Legal Methods, Research Methodology and English Language

and Communication Skills

Legal Methods, Research Methodology and English Language

and Communication Skills

Law of Torts, Motor Vehicles Act and Consumer Protection Laws

Law of Torts, Motor Vehicles Act and Consumer Protection Laws

Sociology - I Fundamentals of Management

HistoryHuman Resource and Organizational

Behaviour

Political Science - I Principles of Accounting and Audit

English - I (Non-Credit) English - I (Non-Credit)

Principles of Moot Court (Non-Credit) Principles of Moot Court (Non-Credit)

Computer Skills (Non Credit) Computer Skills (Non Credit)

(B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) / B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Courses

SECOND SEMESTER THIRD SEMESTER

Law of Contracts – I (General Principles and Specific relief)

Law of Contracts - II

Sociology – II / Marketing Management (B.B.A., LL.B.)

Criminal Law-I (I.P.C. etc.)

English - IIEconomics – I / Managerial Economics

(B.B.A., LL.B.)

Legal History Family Law - I

Political Science – II / Financial Management (B.B.A., LL.B.)

Property Law

FOURTH SEMESTER FIFTH SEMESTER

Law of Evidence Jurisprudence - I

Family Law - II Constitutional Law - I

Economics - II International Law

Criminal Law - II (Cr. P.C. etc.) Labour Laws - II

Labour Laws - I Civil Procedure and Law of Limitation

Psychology (Non credit) Criminology (Non credit)

SIXTH SEMESTER SEVENTH SEMESTER

Jurisprudence –II Intellectual Property Law

Constitutional Law-II Environmental Law

International Trade Law Corporate Law-I

Administrative Law Principles of Taxation (Taxation Law-I)

Clinic-I Alternative Dispute Resolution Interpretation of Statutes and

Principles of Legislation

Forensic Science (Non credit) Public Interest Law yering (Non credit)

EIGHTH SEMESTER NINTH SEMESTER

Corporate Law-II Conflict of Laws/Private International

Law

Taxation Laws-IILaw Relating to Finance including

Project Finance and Corporate Finance, Securities and Competition

Law of InsuranceTelecommunications Law and Press and

Media Law (Seminar-I)

Law of Banking and FinanceInformation Technology Law / Cyber Law

(Seminar-II)

Clinic - II Drafting, Pleadings & Conveyancing

Clinic - III Professional Ethics & Professional Accounting System

Tuition Fees 90,000 p.a

(Tuition fees for Foreign Nationals and NRI's / NRI Sponsored Category is ` 2,50,000/- or equivalent US $ p.a.)

Admission Fee (One Time Payment) ` 1000.00

Admission processing Fee (One Time Payment) ` 5000.00

Infrastructure Development Fee 6,000 p.a

Development charges 3,000 p.a

Students Welfare Fund 2,000 p.a

Examination Fee 2,000 p.a

Facilities Fee 14,000 p.a

Library Fee 5,000 p.a

Room Rent (double seated) ` 14,000*

(In exceptional cases the University may permit or order students to stay outside the campus as day-scholars)

Electricity charges ` 3,000*

Refundable Deposits

Library Deposit ` 5,000

Hostel Deposit ` 5,000

Mess Deposit** ` 12,000


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Candidates taking admission through CLAT 2014 shall pay a total

amount of ` 1,67.000/- (Rupees One Lakh Sixty Seven Thousand

only) whereas Foreign Nationals/NRI's/NRI Sponsored candidates

shall pay a total amount of ` 3,27,000/- (Rupees Three Lakh

Twenty Seven Thousand only or equivalent US $)

* For two continuing semesters (excluding summer and winter

placement and vacation)

**Mess Charges will be extra (monthly payment)

About CNLU



Chanakya National Law UniversityNyaya Nagar, Mithapur, Patna-800001 Bihar, INDIATel: 0612-2352300/2352309 Fax: 0612-2352315Website: www.cnlu.ac.in,Email: [email protected]

Registrar

Dr. S. P. Singh, RegistrarProf. (Dr.) A. Lakshminath, Vice Chancellor

THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ADVANCED LEGAL STUDIES, KOCHI

www.nuals.ac.in

64www.clat.ac.in About NUALS

The National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS) was established by Act 27 of 2005 of the Kerala State Legislature, which merged the National Institute for Advanced Legal Studies (NIALS), established by the Bar Council of Kerala in 2002, with the NUALS. The Chief Justice of India is the Visitor and the Chief Justice of Kerala, the Chancellor of NUALS. In 2008, an amendment streamlined the powers and functions of the authorities of the University and ensured the active involvement of the Government of Kerala. Besides the subjects identified by the Bar Council of India for the Five Year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Degree, NUALS envisages such courses

on frontier areas of law as maritime transactions, psychological medicine and law, media and telecommunications law, forensic science, history of statutory presumptions and descriptive statistics.In addition to B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Course, the University offers LL.M. Degree Course in Constitutional & Administrative Law and International Trade Law, Post-graduate Diploma Courses in Medical Law and Ethics and Cyber Laws, Certificate Course in Banking Law and Add-on Courses on Competition Law, Humanitarian Law, Food Law & Policy and Energy Law. The University also provides facilities for both full-time and part-time research in law.

The NUALS pedagogy is non-conventional with a combination of various methods for studying law with emphasis on student centered education. Choice based Credit and Semester system was introduced from the academic year 2009-10.

The NUALS Law Journal, managed by the students, brings into focus of the legal world, some of the excellent research findings. The NUALS Legal Aid Clinic organizes awareness and outreach programmes and inspire the students to render legal advice and counselling.

The special lectures periodically delivered by eminent judges, distinguished jurists and reputed visiting fellows attract enlightened audience to the NUALS campus providing

opportunity for more academic and intellectual discourses. In order to make the study of law relevant to social needs and to encourage focussed research, the University has established the following centres of study and research:

Centre for Law and Agriculture (CLA)

Centre for Law and Development (CLAD)

Centre for Parliamentary Studies and Law Reforms (CPSLR)

Inter-disciplinary Centre for Police Studies (ICPoS)

Centre for Continuing Legal Education and Extension (CCLEE)

Centre for Consumer Protection Law & Policy (CCPLaP)

Centre for Environment and Law (CEL)

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NUALS has already entered into MoUs with Universities in Australia, France, Czech Republic and Switzerland.

The NUALS Campus is situated at Kalamassery, Kochi, the industrial capital of Kerala and the seat of the Kerala High Court. At present, the Academic Block, Hostels for Boys and Girls, Amenities Centre and Faculty Apartments are operational. The construction of the Administrative Block and Library Block, with assistance from the UGC and the State Government, is completed and awaits formal inauguration.

The NUALS campus provides adequate academic infrastructure – dedicated Internet access, Wi-Fi Connectivity, on-line legal resources including Hein Online, Westlaw and Manupatra, a computer lab, besides a good collection of standard books and reports, both foreign and Indian.

The NUALS Campus Recruitment Committee, a student initiative, facilitates placements for students graduating from NUALS. Substantial numbers of them have already been benefitted by this programme in the past six years. Endowments have been instituted for students who excel in the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Degree examination. C. K. Sivasankara Panicker Memorial Endowment Gold Medal for the best outgoing student with the highest academic proficiency, Sarada Krishna Satgamaya Foundation for Law and Justice Endowment Gold Medal for the student who is first in Constitutional Law, Adv. T. R. Raman Pillai Memorial Endowment Gold Medal for the best student in Criminal Law and Procedure and the PTA Gold Medal for the second rank holder in the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Examination and Barrister M.K. Nambiyar Memorial Endowment Gold Medal in public law and N.A. Palkhivala Memorial Gold Medal for LL.M. are illustrations. The M.K. Nambiyar Memorial Endowment will also help meritorious, but economically weak students to complete their education by offering full or partial waiver of fees, support students to take part in international moot court competitions and organise annual lectures.

NUALS students have won laurels in co-curricular and extracurricular activities like moot courts, debates, essay writing and quiz competitions at national and international levels. The University also facilitates and encourages sports activities of students to contribute to the holistic development.

FIVE YEAR INTEGRATED B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) DEGREE COURSE (CREDIT & SEMESTER)


Admission to the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Degree course shall be based on the performance in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). A.The candidate for CLAT shall have passed the Higher

Secondary Certificate examination (10+2) or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto with at least 45 % marks.

B. Exemption upto 5% from the requirement of the minimum of 45% for the qualifying examination is given to the candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes (SC/ST) [declared eligible for reservation in the State of Kerala]. These categories are allowed to apply for CLAT if they do have not less than 40 % marks obtained in the qualifying examination.

C. The candidate shall not have completed 20 years of age as ston 1 July, 2014. However, candidates belonging to SC/ST

(declared eligible for reservation in the State of Kerala) shall stnot have completed 22 years of age as on 1 July, 2014.

D. Students who are appearing for the qualifying examination are allowed to appear for CLAT. However, they should submit the results of the qualifying examination at the time of admission. If they do not do so, the candidates shall be considered ineligible.


The intake for the B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) Degree Course shall be 64. The seats shall be apportioned as follows:

SEATS FOR NRI's AND FOREIGN NATIONALS

In addition to the above 64 seats, 12 seats are reserved as Supernumerary Quota for NRI candidates and 4 seats for Foreign Nationals. The candidates in these categories need not appear for CLAT and they can directly apply to the University in the prescribed format provided in the website. If any seats remain


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vacant in the NRI/Foreign Nationals quota the same will be filled from the CLAT 2014 rank list.

Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward and Other Backward Classes mean communities as identified and listed as such for admission to professional courses, by the Government of Kerala.

SC/ST candidates shall have to produce community certificates issued by the competent authorities in the State of Kerala. Candidates seeking admission against the seats reserved for Backward and Other Backward Classes/Socially and Educationally Backward Classes shall, in addition to the Community Certificate, produce an income certificate issued by the competent authority in Kerala. For details visit www.nuals.ac.in

Seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes shall be inter-changeable. In case sufficient candidates are not available for seats reserved for Backward and Other Backward Classes/Socially and Educationally Backward Classes, such seats shall be filled up under State merit quota. The seats unavailed by the SC/ST candidates will be filled by Other Eligible Communities (OEC) candidates and in case of seats remaining vacant under the Persons with Disability (PWD) Quota, such seats shall be filled up under All India Merit Quota.

Candidates seeking admission against seats reserved for State Merit Quota shall produce 'Nativity Certificate' as prescribed by the Government of Kerala for admission to professional courses in the State.

Candidates allotted for admission in this University under the State Merit Quota and against the seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes and Socially and Educationally Backward Classes, shall be required to submit the required documents in original at the time of admission.

*Fee Structure

Students belonging to Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes and Other Eligible Communities are eligible for educational concessions from the Government of Kerala.

* Note: The fee structure is subject to revision by the Executive Council of NUALS

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Recognition Fee` 200/- (For candidates coming from

Institutions outside Kerala)

Contribution towards PTA Fund ` 500/- (At the time of admission)

Alumni Association Fee` 1,000/- (At the time of leaving the

institution after completing the course)

Total fee for NRI candidates USD 5000 per year

Total fee for Foreign Nationals USD 7500 per year

SEMESTER I SEMESTER II

General English - II (Core) (4 Credits) General English - II (Core) (4 Credits)

Economics (Core) (4 Credits) Political Science -II (Core) (4 Credits)

Political Science - I (Core) (4 Credits) History (Core) (4 Credits)

Sociology (Core) (4 Credits)History of Statutory Law &

Presumptions (Core) (4 Credits)

Legal History (Core) (4 Credits) Law of Crimes - I (Core) (4 Credits)

SEMESTER III SEMESTER IV

Political Science -III (Core) (4 Credits) Jurisprudence (Core) (4 Credits)

Law of Torts & Consumer Protection (Core) (4 Credits)

Descriptive Statistics (Core) (4 Credits)

General Principles of Contract & Specific Relief (Core) (4 Credits)

Constitutional Law - I (Core) (4 Credits)

Legal Method (Core) (4 Credits)Law of Special Contracts (Core)

(4 Credits)

Law of Crimes - II (Core) (4 Credits) International Law (Core) (4 Credits)

SEMESTER V SEMESTER VI

Administrative Law (Core) (4 Credits) Family Law - II (Core) (4 Credits)

Conflict of Laws (Core) (4 Credits)

Law of Property (Including Transfer of Property, Trust and Easement Acts)

(Core) (4 Credits)

Constitutional Law - II (Core) (4 Credits)Interpretation of Statutes (Core) (4

Credits)

Family Law - I (Core) (4 Credits)Criminal Procedure, Juvenile Justice &

Probation of Offenders (Core) (4 Credits)

Company Law (Core) (4 Credits)Public Interest Lawyering, Legal and

Para Legal Services (Core) (4 Credits)

SEMESTER VII SEMESTER VIII

Land Laws Including Ceiling Law and Kerala Land Laws (Core) (4 Credits)

Maritime Law (Elective ) ( 4 Credits)

Law of Taxation (Core) ( 4 Credits)Media & Telecommunications Law

(Elective) (4 Credits)

Law of Civil Procedure & Limitation (Core) (4 Credits)

Information Technology Law (Elective) ( 4 Credits)

Intellectual Property Law (Elective) (4 Credits)

Medical Jurisprudence (Elective) (4 Credits)

Admission Fee ` 1,250/- (At the time of admission)

Tuition Fee ` 75,000/- Per Year

Miscellaneous F ee ` 6,250/- Per Year

Campus Development &Infrastructure Fee

` 10,000/- Per Year

Library Fee ` 4,000/- Per Year

Information System Facility Fee ` 5,000/- Per Year

Electricity Charges ` 1,000/- Per Year

Student Welfare Fund ` 1,000/- Per Year

Students' Council Fee ` 600/- Per Year

Sports and Game Fee ` 1,000/- Per Year

Moot Court Fee ` 2,000/- Per Year

Journal Fee ` 300/- Per Year

Caution Deposit ` 10,000/- (At the time of admission)

Matriculation Fee ` 250/- (At the time of admission)

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Human Rights Law (Core) (4 Credits)Psychological Medicine & Law (Elective)

(4 Credits)

Laws of Insurance (Elective) (4 Credits)

SEMESTER IX SEMESTER X

Professional Ethics, Accountancy for Lawyers and Bar-Bench Relations (Core)

(4 Credits)

Law of Forensic Science (Elective) (4 Credits)

Law of Evidence (Core) (4 Credits)Moot Court, Pre-Trial Preparations &

Participation in Trial Proceedings (Core) (4 Credits)

Environmental Law (Core) (4 Credits)Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing

(Core) ( 4 Credits)

Labour Law (Core) (4 Credits)Alternative Dispute Resolution (Core)

(4 Credits)

Society, Science & Law (Elective) (4 Credits)

Course Viva-Voce: 2 Credits

Minimum credits required for the successful completion of the Programme: 202 (200 + 2)

Maximum credits that may be acquired by a candidate : 226 (224 + 2)

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Admission Fee ` 1,250/- (At the time of admission)

Tuition Fee ` 31,250/- per annum

Library Fee ` 6,250/- per annum

Campus Development &Infrastructure Fee

` 10,000/- per annum

Caution Deposit (Refundable) ` 10,000/- (At the time of admission)

Information System Facility Fee ` 5,000/- per annum

Students' Council Fee ` 600/- per annum

Quasi University fee ` 150/- per annum

Matriculation Fee ` 250/- (At the time of admission)

Recognition Fee` 200/- (For candidates coming from

Institutions outside Kerala)

Contribution towards PTA Fund ` 500/- (At the time of admission)

Alumni Association Fee` 1,000/- (At the time of leaving the

institution after completing the course)

Compulsory Courses Core Courses Elective Courses

Semester I

Law in Society (4 Credits) Core Course

1 (4 Credits)

Minimum credits to be compulsorily acquired from the subject group of

specialisation: 4Additional credits that may be

acquired from Additional Elective Courses:4 (Depending upon the choice of electives offered by the University)

Legal Education & Research Methodology (2

Credits)

Core Course 2 (4 Credits)

Term Research Paper (2 Credits)

Semester II

Judicial Process (4 Credits)

Core Course 3

(4 Credits)




Term Research Paper (2 Credits) Core Course

4 (4 Credits)

Tutelage Programme (2 Credits)

Semester III

Term Research Paper (2 Credits)

Core Course 5

(4 Credits)





Core Course 6

(4 Credits)

Semester IV


Core Course 7

(4 Credits)

Additional credits that may be acquired from Additional Elective

Courses:8 (Depending upon the choice of electives offered by the University)

Dissertation (6 Credits)

Course Viva Voce (2 Credits)

Clinical Legal Education (2 Credits)

LL.M.

(MASTER OF LAWS) PROGRAMME (CREDIT & SEMESTER)

NUALS offers two year LL.M. Programme in two distinct branches, ie. (i) International Trade Law and (ii) Constitutional and Administrative Law, having 6 seats each. Admission to the LL.M. Degree Course shall be based on the performance in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) on Merit-cum-Preference basis.


A candidate shall have passed the 5 year Integrated B. A. LL.B. (Hons.) Degree of the National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS) or an examination recognised as equivalent thereto with a minimum of 55 % of the total marks in the aggregate [Not less than 50% in the case of SC/ST (declared eligible for reservation in the State of Kerala) candidates].

Reservation

The seats shall be apportioned as follows:

Fee Structure

Students belonging to Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes (SC/ST) and Other Eligible Communities (OEC) are eligible for educational concessions from the Government of Kerala.Note: The Fee structure is subject to revision by the Executive Council of NUALS

COURSES AND THEIR DISTRIBUTION

Category Percentage Seats

All India Merit 64% 8

Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes 10% 1

26% 3

Total 100% 12

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Hostel Rent ` 15,000/- per annum

Hostel Deposit (Refundable)` 6,000/- (at the time of admission to

the hostel)

Hostel Amenities Charges ` 4,000/- per annum

Mess Advance ` 5000/- per annum


Hostels

The University provides limited residential facilities for Boys

and Girls in the Campus.

Fee Structure

Registrar

The National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS)NUALS Campus, HMT Colony P.O., Kalamassery, Kochi – 683 503, KeralaTel: 0484 – 2555990, 2555991, Tel. Fax: 0484 – 2555992E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]: www.nuals.ac.in

Prof. (Dr.) N.Balu, Vice Chancellor Mr. Mahadev M.G., Registrar In-Charge


www.nluo.ac.in

69www.clat.ac.in About NLUO

The National Law University Odisha (NLUO) is an exciting new development in the field of legal education. It was established by Act 4 of 2008. In a short span of four years, the University has made a name for itself by earning laurels with excellent performance of its students in various national and international seminars, conferences and moot courts. The university is located in the historic city of Cuttack. With sprawling 50 acre campus, NLUO is gorgeously positioned with

flowing rivers on both sides presenting a picturesque view for all. Backed by young and dynamic faculty, excellent academic and co-curricular facilities, NLUO boasts of an educational environment with a touch of world class. At NLUO, diversity is integral to excellence as our students are from more than 25 states of India. The diversity on our campus can also be felt through our classes, student committees and residential life.

As a student of NLUO you will be part of a promising institution with a distinguished reputation for scholarship. You will find a very friendly environment with highly approachable, expert tutors, committed to providing you with a high quality learning experience.We aim to emerge as the learning centre of legal excellence through the following well defined course of actions:

We believe legal education is not merely confined to class room teaching. We ensure to provide multidimensional learning experiences which integrate rigorous academic, applied, practical and cross-disciplinary perspectives to ensure a deep understanding of law in all its contexts. We provide academic environment which stimulates out of box thinking among our students.

The dearth of quality legal research, both theoretical and

applied, is another major challenge confronting legal education. In this respect, we aim to nurture quality legal research by establishing conditions most appropriate for incubating scholarly activity. For example, our well designed research projects, their defense and findings inculcate analytical, critical, comparative research skills with their articulation among our students.

We believe best minds can create and train best young talents. So we put strong emphasis on acquiring and creating best and experienced pool of talents as our faculty members from across the globe. We provide all support for continuous development of our faculty members in the form of research initiatives, grants for attending workshops & conferences at national and international level.

We provide best infrastructure conducive to best practices of

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Why NLUO

About NLUO

Undergraduate Study Programme

Eligibility And Admission

Course Seats

B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) 60 Seats

B.B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) 60 Seats

Total Seats: 120

Category Seats

General 78

ST 14

SC 10

PWD 04

NRI 10

Foreign National (FN) 04

Total 120

CATEGORY WISE INTAKE

legal education. We provide best infrastructure conducive to

best practices of legal education. We provide state-of-art

infrastructure like fully equipped library, 24x7 wi-fi enabled

campus, audio-visual enabled class rooms, single bedded hostel

rooms etc to facilitate the learning process.

To support our social concerns, we have adopted a multi -pronged strategy. We aim to organise quality lectures, seminars/conferences, legal aid camps to promote legal scholarship and awareness to bridge the law and society divide. This is an effort to sharpen the tool of law as an effective means for social change by helping those who are poor and needy.

High Quality Teaching/Learning/Research

Distinctly hospitable environment with learning beyond the classroom and teaching inspired by leading empirical legal research.

Young and dynamic faculty with visiting scholars from across the globe, judiciary, law firms and corporate

Innovative blend of practical, theoretical, skills-based and problem-solving learning to strengthen professional and academic abilities with a sense of social and ethical responsibility.

Constant revision of Course structure and Course syllabus to meet the changing needs of legal education based on student feedback, peer review, professional and industrial inputs

Moot Courts

Regular lectures, workshops, discussions and mooting practice for our students

Mentoring students for national and international moot court competition

Compulsory Trial Court, Appellate Court Learning and Constitutional lawyering

Beyond Academics

We promote leadership skills and the wholesome life experience of our students by encouraging them to take part in various literary, debating, cultural and recreational activities.

A completely self contained residential campus with the support system to help you settle quickly both into your studies and social life.

Diverse and friendly environments with students from over 25 states help the new students feel at home in no time.

Exceptional Campus Facilities

Gorgeously positioned in Cuttack, sprawling 50 acre campus with flowing rivers on both the sides

Equipped with air-conditioned lecture halls with modern amenities, moot court hall, language lab, gymnasium, auditorium, open theater, multi-cuisine food court.

Well stocked state-of-the-art library with 200000 books and over 1000 journals, national and international online database and round the clock wi-fi connectivity.

In pursuit of its goal of promoting integrated knowledge, National Law University Odisha offers co-operative learning opportunities. The undergraduate degree in law integrates liberal arts (B.A) and managerial excellence (B.B.A) courses into the stipulated five years. NLUO, at the moment, offers the following five year integrated undergraduate programme:

1. B.A.LL.B2. B.B.A.LL.B

NLUO admits students to its both under-graduate study programmes (B.A.LL.B and B.B.A.LL.B) through an all India entrance examination, namely Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). The details on Eligibility criteria and Admission procedure are available at http://www.clat.ac.in.

COURSE WISE INTAKE

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Major Heads Fee

Tuition Fee 50,000/- Per Semester

Admission Fee 5,000/- Per Annum

Student Welfare Fund 5,000/- Per Annum

Examination Fee 3,000/- Per Annum

Internet Fee 5,000/- Per Annum

Electricity Charges 15,000/- Per Annum

Sports and Game Facilities 1,000/- Per Annum

Moot Court / Seminar / Workshops 5,000/- Per Annum

Hostel Fee 22,000/- Per Annum

Library Fee 3,000/- Per Annum

Total 1,64,000/- Per Annum





Total 10,000/-

Tuition Fees US Dollar 5,000/- Per Annum

Course Seats

LL.M 25 Seats

Total Seats: 25

Category Seats

General 16

ST 03

SC 02

PWD 01

NRI 02

Foreign National (FN) 01

Total 25

Major Heads Fee

Tuition Fee 50,000/- Per Semester

Admission Fees 1,000/- Per Annum

Student Welfare Fund 5,000/- Per Annum

Examination Fee 3,000/- Per Annum

Internet Fee 5,000/- Per Annum

Electricity Charges 10,000/- Per Annum

Sports and Game Facilities 1,000/- Per Annum

Teacher Training / Seminar / Workshops 3,000/- Per Annum

Hostel Fee 22,000/- Per Annum

Total 1,00,000/



Total 10,000/-

Tuition Fees US Dollar 3,000/- Per Annum

FEE AND FINANCE

The tentative fee structure and refundable deposits for resident Indian students in the Academic Session 2014 – 15 of B.A.LL.B. & B.B.A.LL.B study programme is given in the table above:

Refundable Deposits

Note: The above fee structure does not include monthly mess charges. Students are required to pay the mess charges directly to the Food Contractor at the beginning of every semester.

Tuition fee for Foreign National Students / NRI Students

Note: This fee is set by NLUO and is subject to revision, usually rising in line with inflation. All other fees are same as for other students.

LL.M Programme (one Year)

With Post-Graduate Department in place, NLUO offers one-year LL.M Programme. Through this programme, we intend to provide an ideal platform for high-calibre students to acquire expertise in specialized subject areas informed by highly experienced, research-led teaching. Our innovatively designed LL.M Programme will help students develop their abilities to think critically, analyze legal arguments, articulate ideas and research efficiently.

Course Structure

For its one-year LL.M Programme, NLUO offers specialization in the following one area of law in the academic session of 2014-15: 1. Corporate and Commercial Laws

The course structure/curriculum for One-Year LL.M. shall have the following components:

Foundation/Compulsory Papers (3 papers of three credits each)

Optional/Specialization Papers (6 papers of two credits each) and will be notified in each semester.

Dissertation (3 credits)

Eligibility And Admission

NLUO admits students to its LL.M programmes through an all India entrance examination, namely Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). The details on Eligibility criteria and Admission procedure are available at http://www.clat.ac.in.

COURSE WISE INTAKE

CATEGORY WISE INTAKE

FEE AND FINANCE

The tentative fee structure and refundable deposits for resident Indian students in the Academic Session 2014 – 15 of LL.M. study program is given in the table below:

Refundable Deposits

Note: The above fee structure does not include monthly mess charges. Students are required to pay the mess charges directly to the Food Contractor at the beginning of every semester.

Tuition fee for Foreign National Students / NRI Students

Note: This fee is set by NLUO and is subject to revision, usually rising in line with inflation. All other fees are same as for other students.

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REGISTRAR NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY ODISHAKATHAJODI CAMPUS,SECTOR - 13, C.D.A., CUTTACK-753015TELE : 0671 - 2338018, Fax: 0671 - 2338004e-MAIL: WEBSITE: [email protected],


Scholarship

To financially help its deserving and needy students, NLUO is going to offer a small number of scholarships. The university will also make every effort to announce scholarships offered by outside agencies which may be of interest to our students.

Earning While Learning

'Earning while learning' is a student aid scheme instituted by NLUO to help students tide over financial insufficiency. Under this scheme NLUO allows students to serve in the library in lieu of remuneration – to be decided by the University or work in the projects undertaken either by the university or faculty members. Owing to limited positions, students will be required to apply for these posts at the beginning of the semester. The University will select candidates on the basis of merit and need.

OUR LIBRARY Our Library

NLUO has created a library comparable to the best elsewhere. Its resources are constantly updated to keep abreast of recent developments. In the present era of information technology, library management too is not left out from harnessing the benefits of IT. At NLUO, both the academic as well as residential blocks have been provided with round the clock connectivity through leased line connection using state-of-the-art Wi-fi technology. This in turn enhances accessibility to e-resources within the University premises at all times and irrespective of the location of the users. NLUO has subscribed to a number of national as well as international databases. These include Hein Online, Lexis Nexis, Kluwer Arbitration International, Corporate Law Advisor, Manupatra, EPW, JSTOR, Sage Journals Online, Advocate Khoj, AIR Online Database and Westlaw India. In addition, the CD/DVD collection includes about 250 documents including Palmer on Company Law, Journal of Indian Law Institute and Annual Survey of Indian Law etc.

Prof. (Dr.) V. Nagaraj, Vice Chancellor Dr. Afroz Alam, Registrar In-Charge

www.nusrlranchi.com

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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF STUDY AND RESEARCH IN LAW, RANCHI

About the University: National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi (NUSRL) has been established by Act No. 4 of Jharkhand State Assembly in 2010. The University has subsequently been recognized by University Grants Commission (UGC) in September 2011 u/s 22 of the UGC Act of 1956. The University started functioning in September 2010 with the appointment of its first Vice Chancellor Prof. A. K. Koul. The first batch of 48 students was admitted through CLAT 2010 (Combined Law Admission Test). At present the University has 331 students on roll at its undergraduate level and 13 students at PG level in its JSD/LLM-PhD/PhD Program. The University is a member of the

CLAT.

At the undergraduate level University offers Five-year Integrated BA(Hons.)LLB(Hons.) degree program which consists of ten semesters. University has commenced its Research Program in January 2012. The students were admitted through Entrance Test, Group Discussion and Viva-voce to its programs such as LLM of One year duration, LLM-PhD of Three years duration and PhD of Two years duration. Within a span of very short time University has considerably spread its academic wings and has established its outreach in the country and also internationally.

The University with internationally benchmarked curriculum and

pedagogy commenced its classes of. BA (Hons.) LLB(Hons.) in

2010. With modest beginning, the University is all set to compete

with global academic standards and deftly crafted teaching-

learning methodology. NUSRL endeavors to share the global

opportunity in law as well as legal discipline. A group of 27 young

and highly motivated faculty members from across the country

are honing the skills of the budding lawyers of this millennium.

The University is presently housed in BIT Polytechnic building

temporarily till its own Campus is in place. The Government of

Jharkhand has allotted 63.76 acres of Land at Nagri village (Kanke)

in Ranchi and also a capital grant of Rs. 50 crores. The architectural

design of the Campus has been prepared by STUP, Delhi and

construction is entrusted with the CPWD, a Central Government

organization, which is in progress.

Students of the University are highly motivated to face the

challenges of academics in an environment of multidisciplinary

integrated learning in the field of law and its interface with

Science, Technology, Intellectual Property, Natural Resources,

Law, Science & Technology and other emerging areas in the era of

globalization.

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LL. B Degree Program

(I) Name of the Undergraduate Degree Program: BA (Hons.) LLB(Hons.)(ii) Duration of the Program: Ten Semesters (Five Years)(iii) Eligibility: Class XII Pass(iv) Intake Capacity: 100 Students(v) Reservation: The 100 seats of the Undergraduate shall be reserved as follows: [As per NUSRL, Act 2010 50% Seats are reserved for students from Jharkhand]

Criteria for Reservation for the Admission Seats of Jharkhand:

As per NUSRL, Ranchi Act 2010:

“Fifty percent of the total seats of a particular discipline of study

shall be reserved for residents of Jharkhand State or those who

have passed the qualifying examination from the institutions

located in Jharkhand State and to the wards of the Employees of

t h e C e n t ra l / S t a t e G o v e r n m e n t / U n i v e rs i t y / P u b l i c

Undertaking/Corporations/Boards/Academies, etc. working in

Jharkhand State Reservation policy in this regard shall be

applicable for admission against these seats.”

Note: There shall be an increase of 10% in Semester Fee, Internet

Charges, Support Service Charges, Maintenance Fee, Multi

Media and Library Fee, Examination Fee, Reading Material Fee,

Student's Welfare Fee every year. The Mess Fee shall be adjusted

as per the enhancement of charges by the caterer.

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For Students from Jharkhand For Students from Other States

General 25 General 24

ST 13 ST 04

SC 05 SC 08

EBC (Annexure-I) 04 OBC 14

BC (Annexure-II) 03

Total 50 Total 50

ITEMS Fee AMOUNT (in Rs.)

Admission Fee One time 10,000

Semester Fee Per semester 50,000

Internet Charges Per semester 5,000

Support Service Charges Per semester 6,000

Hostel Rent Per Annum 18,000

Library Security One time(Refundable) 5,000

Mess Security One time(Refundable) 5,000

Hostel Security One time(Refundable) 5,000

Multi Media & Library Fee Per Semester 5,000

Examination Fee Per Semester 2,000

Reading Material Fee Per Semester 3,000

Student's Welfare Fee Per Semester 1,000

Campus Development Fee One Time 15,000

Maintenance Fee Per Semester 5,000

Mess Fee(Adjustable) Per Semester 15,000

Total (A) 150,000

Fee for II Semester(B) Per Semester 77,000

Mess Fee(Adjustable)(C) Per Semester

Total Fee in the First Year A+B+C2,27,000+Mess Fee of

Semester II

Fee for III Semester (D) Per Semester (Tentative) 95,000

Mess Fee(Adjustable) Per Semester —

Fee for IV Semester(F) Per Semester (Tentative) 77,000

Mess Fee(Adjustable) Per Semester —

Total Fee for Second Year Tentative - D+F1,72,000+Mess Fee of

Semester II Year

Total Fee for Third Year Tentative1,72,000+Mess Fee of

Semester III Year

Total Fee for Fourth Year Tentative1,72,000+Mess Fee of

Semester IV Year

Total Fee for fifth Year Tentative1,72,000+Mess Fee of

Semester V Year

Name of the Courses Name of the Courses

Semester I

BA Courses Law Courses

Political Science-I (Political Theory and Organization)

Legal Methods

Economics-I (General Principal of Economics)

Law of Torts

Philosophy-I (Logic and Legal

English

Semester II


Political Science-II (Political Obligation) Constitutional Governance I

Economics-II (Micro Economics) Contract I (General Principles of

Philosophy—II(Ethics)

Legal Language

Semester III


Political Science-III (Public Policy and Analysis)

Constitutional Governance II

History-I (History of Courts and Institutions in India)

Contract II (Special Contracts)

Economics-III (Indian Economy) Crime and Punishment (IPC)

Semester IV


Sociology I Family Law-I

History-IICrime and Punishment-II (Law relating

to Criminal Procedure)

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Common LawAdmission TestNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF STUDY AND

RESEARCH IN LAW, RANCHI

www.clat.ac.in About NUSRL73

National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi

BIT Polytechnic Campus, BIT Mesra

Ranchi, Jharkhand, PIN:835215

Tele: 0651-2275168(O)

Website: www.nusrlranchi.comEmail: [email protected] , [email protected]

Registrar


Prof. (Dr.) B.C. Nirmal, Vice Chancellor Mr. Aloke K. Sengupta, Registrar

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Common LawAdmission TestNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF STUDY AND

RESEARCH IN LAW, RANCHI

NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY AND JUDICIAL ACADEMY, ASSAM,GUWAHATI

www.nluassam.ac.in

www.clat.ac.in About NLUJA

About the University: The National Law University and Judicial

Academy, Assam (NLUJAA) has been established by the

Government of Assam by way of enactment of the National Law

School and Judicial Academy, Assam Act, 2009 (Act No. XXV of

2009 - The Act was amended and the word 'School' has been

substituted by the word 'University'). It is going to be a

torchbearer in the field of legal education and research in the

country. NLUJAA is the fourteenth National Law University

established in the country. Hon'ble, the Chief Justice of Gauhati

High Court is the Chancellor of the Law University. NLUJAA is

located at Guwahati, the capital city of Assam. Though

temporarily it is housed in the NEJOTI Building at Ulubari area, its

permanent campus is coming up at Amingaon (near the Indian

Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati) in about a year's time. In

the very first Academic Session itself, NLUJAA has been affiliated

to the UGC under Section 2(F) and the Bar Council of India (BCI).

Moreover, the affiliation of Association of Indian Universities

(AIU) has also been obtained by NLUJAA. All these are the markers

of the academic growth in NLUJAA.

The Infrastructure: The Law University has got an excellent and

brand new infrastructure. The Office, the Class-Rooms, the

Conference Hall, the Moot Court Hall, the Dining Hall have been

well furnished alongwith all modern equipments. The entire

campus as well as both the hostels are Wi-Fi enabled. The

University has got a well-equipped library containing books on a

variety of subjects. Almost all the On-line Data Bases are being

subscribed by the University. Similarly a large number of national

and international journals and newspapers are going to be

subscribed in the near future.

The Faculty

NLUJAA has both experienced as well as young and highly

energetic faculty. All the newly recruited young faculty members

are qualified as per the latest UGC norms. The visiting guest

faculty, inter alia, includes both serving as well as the retired

judges of the Supreme Court of India as well as from the Gauhati

High Court; both serving and retired bureaucrats as well as

distinguished academicians from neighbouring universities in

Assam and from across the country, especially from the various

National Law Schools and Law Universities.

The Under-Graduate Programme:

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

Five-Year Integrated Course

NLUJAA offers B.A.,LL.B. (Hons.) Five-Year Integrated Programme

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whereunder Social Sciences subjects like Economics, English,

History, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration and

Sociology are integrated with law subjects in the first two years of

study. However, from third year, the course curriculum primarily

comprises law subjects. All subjects are compulsory in the first

three years of study. However, in the fourth and fifth years,

students are offered optional subjects in the form of five different

specialisations, namely, Business and Intellectual Property Law;

Constitutional Law and Administrative Law; Consumer Protection

and Environmental Law; Criminal Law and Criminology; and

International Law and Human Rights.

NLUJAA follows the Semester System. The entire Five-Year Course

is divided into ten semesters, that is, there are two semesters in

each academic year. The teaching methodology includes

extensive and intensive class room teaching. Emphasis is laid on

participative and interactive methods of teaching and learning.

The Course includes classroom assignments, seminars and

project work relating to each subject. The University follows a

multi-disciplinary and a wholesome approach in teaching and

research. Each student is given individual attention thereby

enabling them as well as facilitating them to choose the

subjects/options of their choice that could later help them in

planning for their future career.

Eligibility for Admission

NLUJAA is following the admission criteria laid down by the CLAT.

Accordingly, the admission is exclusively based on the

performance of the candidate in the Common Law

Admission Test (CLAT). However, in order to qualify for admission,

the candidate:

1. Should have passed 10+2 examination or its equivalent with

minimum 45% marks in the aggregate in case of General / PWD

candidates (40% marks in case of SC/ST candidates).

2. Should be below 20 years of age as on 1st July 2014 for General

/ PWD candidates (22 years in case of SC/ST candidates).

3. The candidates who are appearing in or awaiting results of the

qualifying examination respectively being held in March/April

2014 may also apply and appear for the CLAT provisionally subject

to the condition that they shall produce the proof of having

passed the qualifying examination with the prescribed

percentage of marks at the time of their interview/ counselling.

4.The candidature of

a. Those who do not clear the qualifying examination with the

requisite marks and fail to produce result on the date of

counselling, and

b. Those who get compartments/re-appear in any subject in the

qualifying examination shall be cancelled and the subsequent

securing of qualifying marks shall not be considered at any stage.

Intake and Reservation:

Total = 60 Seats

B.A.,LL.B. (HONS.) Course Curriculum

Total Papers = 60 (Sixty)

75www.clat.ac.in About NLUJA

NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY AND JUDICIAL ACADEMY, ASSAM, GUWAHATI

General Category [30] Seats

Schedule Caste [04] Seats

Schedule Tribe (Plains) [06] Seats

Schedule Tribe (Hills) [03] Seats

Person with Disability (PWD) [02] Seats

Permanent Resident of Assam (State Domicile) [15] Seats

Total [60] Seats

First Semester Compulsory Papers (6)

Second Semester Compulsory Papers (6)

English - I English - II

History - I History - II

Political Science - I Political Science - II

Sociology - I Sociology - II

Legal Methods and Social Sciences Research Methodology Comparative Legal Systems

Law of Torts and Motor Vehicles Act Consumer Protection Law

Third SemesterCompulsory Papers (6)

Fourth Semester Compulsory Papers (6)

Economics - I Economics - II

History - III Constitution Law - I

Political Science - III Family L aw - I

Sociology - III Indian Penal Code

Contract - I Contract - II

Jurisprudence - I Jurisprudence - II

Fifth SemesterCompulsory Papers (6)

Sixth Semester Compulsory Papers (6)

Economics - III Environmental Law

Constitutional Law - II Administrative Law

Family Law - II International Law

Criminal Procedure Code Civil Procedure Code and Limitation

Corporate Law Labour and Industrial Law

Property Law Fundamentals of Intellectual Property

Seventh Semester Eighth Semester

Law of EvidencePrinciples of Legislation and

Interpretation of Statutes

Conflict of Laws Taxation Law

Tuition Fee 75,000.00 (Per Annum)

Admission Fee 5,000.00 (One Time)

Examination Fee 6,000.00 (Per Annum)

Campus Development Fund 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Library Fee 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Internet Services Fee 8,000.00 (Per Annum)

Journals Fee 2,500.00 (Per Annum)

Internship Placement Fee 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Student Welfare Fund 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Moot Court Fee 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Student Bar Association Fee 2,500.00 (One Time)

Hostel Rent and Amenities Fee 30,000 (Per Annum)

Library Deposit (Refundable) 10,000.00 (One Time)

Hostel Deposit (Refundable) 10,000.00 (One Time)

Mess Deposit (Refundable) 10,000.00 (One Time)

While Refunding the Fee, a sum of Rupees Ten Thousand shall be deducted towards the Alumni Association Fee.

Mess Dues for ten months @ Rs. 3200/- (approximately) per month shall have to be paid in advance at the time of Admission which shall be adjusted with the actual expenditure at the end of the academic session.

The University reserves the right to revise the Fee Structure on approval by the competent authority.

NOTE: In each of the Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Semesters,

a student is required to study three compulsory papers and two

optional papers from the particular specialization group opted by

him/her. Besides this, a student shall be required to submit a

Project Report and participate in Moot Court Examination in each

of these semesters. The decision to start any of the specialized

group/s shall be taken by the University keeping in view the

number of students opting for it as well as on the availability of

academic and administrative facilities in a particular academic

session. The topic for the Project Report and the Moot Problem

shall essentially be assigned keeping in view the course contents

of the optional papers studied by the student

Fee Structure

B.A.,LL.B. (HONS.) FIVE-YEAR INTEGRATED COURSE

The Post Graduate Programme

LL.M. Two-year Course

NLUJAA offers Two-Year Post Graduation Course (LL.M.) with

specialization in (1) Business Law; (2) Constitutional Law; (3)

Consumer Protection Law; (4) Criminal Law; (5) Environmental

Law; (6) Human Rights Law; (7) Intellectual Property Law; and (8)

International Law.


Clinical Legal Education Paper Clinical Legal Education Paper

Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing Alternative Disputes Resolution System

Optional - I Optional - I

Optional - II Optional - II

Project Report and Moot Project Report and Moot

Specialization Group A Specialization Group A

Business and Intellectual Property Law Business and Intellectual Property Law

Two Papers + Project Report and Moots Two Papers + Project Report and Moots

Specialization Group B Specialization Group B

Constitutional and Administrative Law Constitutional and Administrative Law


Specialization Group C Specialization Group C

Consumer Protection and Environment Consumer Protection and Environment


Specialization Group D Specialization Group D

Criminal Law and Criminology Criminal Law and Criminology Two Papers + Project Report and Moots Two Papers + Project Report and Moots

Specialization Group E Specialization Group E

International Law and Human Rights Human Rights and International Law


Ninth Semester Tenth Semester

Air and Space Law / Cyber Law / Information Technology Law

Law and Medicine / Law Relating to Child and Woman / Law and Poverty

Law of Equity, Trusts, Suit Valuation and Registration

International Trade Law

Clinical Legal Education Paper Clinical Legal Education Paper

Public Interest Lawyering, Legal Aid and Para-Legal Services

Professional Legal Ethics, Accountancy and Bench-Bar Relations

Optional - I Optional - I

Optional - II Optional - II

Project Report and Moot Project Report and Moot

Specialization Group A Specialization Group A

Business and Intellectual Property Law Business and Intellectual Property Law


Specialization Group B Specialization Group B

Constitutional and Administrative Law Constitutional and Administrative Law


Specialization Group C Specialization Group C

Consumer Protection and Environment Consumer Protection and Environment


Specialization Group D Specialization Group D

Criminal Law and Criminology Criminal Law and Criminology Two Papers + Project Report and Moots Two Papers + Project Report and Moots

Specialization Group E Specialization Group E

International Law and Human Rights Human Rights and International Law


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The admission shall exclusively be based on the performance of the candidate in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT).

However, to qualify for the admission, the candidate must have passed LL.B. Three-Year / Five-Year Integrated Degree Examination from any university whose degree is recognized by the University Grants Commission as well as by the NLUJAA, with 55% marks for General / PWD candidates (50% marks for SC/ST).

1. The candidates who are appearing in or awaiting results of the qualifying examination respectively being held in March / April 2014 may also apply and appear for the CLAT provisionally subject to the condition that they shall produce the proof of having passed the qualifying examination with the prescribed percentage of marks at the time of their interview / counselling. 2. The candidature of: A. Those who do not clear the qualifying examination with the requisite marks and fail to produce result on the date of counselling, and

B. Those who get compartments / re-appear in any subject in the qualifying examination shall be cancelled and the subsequent securing of qualifying marks shall not be considered at any stage.

Intake and Reservation:

The total number of seats for the LL.M. Course shall be ten (10). The division of seats shall be as under:

Note:*Out of the Six Seats, one seat shall be reserved for the Permanent Residents of Assam. The candidate who does not specify the Category as ST (Plains) or ST (Hills) will be considered under the Category of ST (Plains) only.

Fee Structure

LL.M. TWO YEAR COURSE


General Category [06] Seats*

Schedule Caste [01] Seats

Schedule Tribe (Plains) [01] Seats

Schedule Tribe (Hills) [01] Seats

Person with Disability (PWD) [01] Seats

Total [10] Seats

Tuition Fee 50,000.00 (Per Annum)

Admission Fee 5,000.00 (One Time)

Examination Fee 4,000.00 (Per Annum)

Campus Development Fund 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Library Fee 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Internet Services Fee 8,000.00 (Per Annum)

Journals Fee 2,500.00 (Per Annum)

Internship Placement Fee 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Student Welfare Fund 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Term Papers and Dissertation Fee 5,000.00 (Per Annum)

Hostel Rent and Amenities Fee 30,000 (Per Annum)

Library Deposit (Refundable) 10,000.00 (One Time)

Hostel Deposit (Refundable) 10,000.00 (One Time)

Mess Deposit (Refundable) 10,000.00 (One Time)

While Refunding the Fee, a sum of Rupees Ten Thousand shall be deducted towards the Alumni Association Fee.

Mess Dues for ten months @ Rs. 3200/- (approximately) per month shall have to be paid in advance at the time of Admission which shall be adjusted with the actual expenditure at the end of the

academic session. The University reserves the right to revise the Fee Structure on approval by the competent authority.

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RegistrarNational Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam NEJOTI Building, Bholanath Mandir Path, B.K. Kakati Road, Opposite State Bank of India,(South Guwahati Branch), Near Police Headquarters,Ulubari, Guwahati - 781 007 (Assam)Tel: +91-0361-2738891/92, Telefax: + 91-0361-2738892Admission E-mail ID: [email protected] / [email protected] E-mail ID: [email protected],Website: www.nluassam.ac.in


NOTE: (1) Each paper shall consist of 100 marks (Theory = 80 marks and Seminars and Projects = 20 marks. The Dissertation shall be of 150 marks and Viva-Voce shall be of 50 marks. (2) A candidate shall have to submit one Term Paper in each of the first, second and third semesters respectively. The Term Paper shall be of 50 marks. (3) A candidate shall also have to teach 10 classes (of 5 marks each) on the topics to be assigned by the University and his/her performance shall be evaluated and marks will be awarded according to the class performance. The broad criteria

for judging the performance shall be: (i) Teaching Aptitude; (ii) Command over the language; (iii) Knowledge and preparation about the subject/topic; (iv) Ability to handle the class; and (v) Ability to answer the students' doubts. (4) The decision to start any of the specialised group/s shall be taken by The University keeping in view the number of students opting for it and the availability of academic and administrative facilities and infrastructure in a particular academic session.*Duration of the course is subject to modification with the approval of the competent authority.

LL.M. COURSE CURRICULUM:

OPTIONAL GROUP 1 (BUSINESS LAW)

OPTIONAL GROUP 2(CONSTITUTIONAL

LAW)

OPTIONAL GROUP 3 (CONSUMER

PROTECTION LAW)

OPTIONAL GROUP 4 (CRIMINAL LAW)

OPTIONAL GROUP 5(ENVIRONMENTAL

LAW)

OPTIONAL GROUP 6 (HUMAN RIGHTS

LAW)

OPTIONAL GROUP 7 (INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY LAW)

OPTIONAL GROUP 8 (INTERNATIONAL

LAW)

FIRST SEMESTER

COMPULSORY PAPERS

Paper 1.1Legal Education and Research

MethodologyPaper 1.2 Law and Social Transformation

Two Papers from the Group








ONE TERM PAPER

SECOND SEMESTER

COMPULSORY PAPERS

Paper 2.1Indian Constitutional Law

New ChallengesPaper 2.2 Judicial Process









ONE TERM PAPER

THIRD SEMESTER (OPTIONAL ONLY)

Four Papers from the Group








ONE TERM PAPER

FOURTH SEMESTER

(I) Dissertation and Viva-Voce

(ii) Teaching Assignments

Prof. (Dr.) Gurjeet Singh, Vice Chancellor Mr. Kausar Jamil Hilaly, Registrar

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IMPORTANT DATES

If any of the proposed date falls on a public holiday/non-banking day or in case of emergencies, the next working day will be reckoned as the due date.

No. Description of Specific Activities Date and Day

1. n Date of Issue of First Admission Notification 22 d December 2013 (Sunday) 2. Date of commencement of accessibility to/

submission of online Application Forms and Information Brochure

s1 t January 2014 (Wednesday)

3. Last Date for submission of filled-in Application Forms

s31 t March 2014 (Monday) by 11:59 p.m.

4. Accessibility of Admit Cards/ Hall Tickets By 14th April 2014 (Monday) 5. Date of Common Law Admission Test - 2014 11 th May 2014 (Sunday)

{03:00 to 5:00p.m} 6. Date of Declaration of Results 31st May 2014 (Saturday)

7. Commencement of counselling period for first 2500 candidates

s1 t June 2014 (Sunday)

8. Last Date for the counselling period and Fee-deposit with CLAT Office for first 2500 candidates in the merit list

t9 h June 2014 (Monday) by 4:00 p.m.

9.

Last Date for exercising the option to remain in the admission process for first 2500 candidates in the merit list

9th June 2014 (Monday) by 4.00 p.m.

10. Publication of Provisional Allotment List of candidates allotted to various Universities against the actual seats and Waiting List

t11 h June 2014 (Wednesday)

11. Last Date for exercising the option to remain with the allotted University/admission process by the candidates in the Provisional Allotment List

t13 h June 2014 (Friday) by 4:00 p.m.

12. Publication of First Subsidiary List of candidates allotted to various Universities against the actual left out seats

t14 h June 2014 (Saturday)

13. Last Date for exercising the option to remain with the allotted University/admission process by the candidates in the First Subsidiary List

t16 h June 2014 (Monday) by 4:00 p.m.

14. Publication of Second Subsidiary List of candidates allotted to various Universities against the actual left out seats

t17 h June 2014 (Tuesday)

15. Last Date for exercising the option to remain with the allotted University/admission process by the candidates in the Second Subsidiary List

t19 h June 2014 (Thursday) by 4:00 p.m

16. Publication of Third Subsidiary List of candidates allotted to various Universities against the actual left out seats

t20 h June 2014 (Friday)

17. Last Date for exercising the option to remain with the allotted University/admission process by the candidates in the Third Subsidiary List

21 June 2014 (Saturday) by 4:00 p.m

18. Publication of Fourth Subsidiary List of candidates allotted to various Universities against the actual left out seats

22nd

June 2014 (Sunday)

19. Last Date for exercising the option to remain with the allotted University by the candidates in the Fourth Subsidiary List

23 d June 2014 (Monday) by 4:00 p.m

20. Completion of Admission Formalities at the University level by submitting required certificates/documents by the candidates admitted against the Provisional Allotment List and 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Subsidiary Lists by depositing fees

t24 h - 27th June 2014 (Tuesday-Friday)

21. Submission of detailed report by the member Universities to the CLAT Convener

t28 h June 2014 (Saturday)

22. Announcement of Final List of admitted candidates

30h June 2014 (Monday)

23. Closure of Admission Process by CLAT Office 30 h June 2014 (Monday)

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The Convener

Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)-2014

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Documents

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