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Our Founder

Kristu Jayanti College, founded in 1999, is run by "BODHI NIKETAN TRUST", formed by the

members of St. Joseph's Province of the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI), the first

indigenous religious congregation in India. This congregation is the embodiment of the dream

and vision of Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara who was a nineteenth century educationist and

social reformer in India. Kuriakose Chavara was born in 1805, in Kainakary, Kerala. In 1829 he

was ordained as priest after his early schooling in the native village and priestly studies Kristu

Jayanti College Foundries at Pallipuram seminary in Alapuzha.

Kuriakose Elias Chavara though he hailed from an upper caste Syrian Christian family, he

played a major role in educating the people of the lower ranks of society. In 1846, Kuriakose

Elias established St. Joseph's Press at Mannanam- a remote hamlet near the town of Kottayam in

Central Kerala. This was the third printing press in Kerala and the first press founded by a

Keralite without the help of foreigners. From this printing press came the first Malayalam

newspaper Nasrani Deepika which later became a daily in 1887 and is circulated even today as

Deepika. He also started a school at Mannanam in 1846. He was responsible for introducing

noon day meals in schools, a practice later adopted by the rulers of Travancore and then by the

Indian government. In 1864, while he was serving as the Vicar General of Syrian Catholics, he

ordered to start a school along with every church which was successful in making free education

available for everyone. Thus schools in Kerala came to be known as 'pallikudam'.

In co-operation with Palackal Thoma Malpan and Thoma Porukara, Kuriakose Elias founded an

Indian religious congregation for men, now known as the 'Carmelites of Mary Immaculate'

(CMI). He believed that intellectual development and the education of women was the first step

towards overall social welfare. Towards this end he founded, the 'Congregation of the Mother of

Carmel' (CMC), the first religious congregation for women.

Kuriakose Elias attained eternal peace on 3 January 1871, aged 66, at Koonammavu- a northern

suburb of Cochin City. Kuriakose Elias was beatified at Kottayam on 8 February 1986, and later

on November 23, 2014 he was canonized at St. Peter's Square by Pope Francis.

The service of Saint Kuriakose Elias Chavara has been acknowledged and lauded with gratitude

by the Government of India and to honour him, the Government released a postal stamp with his

portrait in 1986. The CMI congregation with a membership of 2,300; serves humanity in

educational, social, healthcare and other activities, aiming the prosperity and well-being of the

society. Though Kristu Jayanti College is a minority institution, it strives to impart quality

education without distinction of religion, caste or creed.

Vision

‘Light and Prosperity’: To provide intellectual and moral leadership by igniting the minds of

youth to realize their potential and make positive contributions leading to prosperity of the

society and the nation at large.

Mission

‘Kristu Jayanti College strives to provide educational opportunities to all aspiring youth to excel

in life by nurturing academic excellence, fostering values, creating civic responsibility and

building global competencies in a dynamic environment.’

Goals

To provide a nurturing and trusting environment to learn and grow.

To ensure that the youth get adequate opportunities to identify and develop their skills.

To prepare the individual for employment and advancement in their chosen career.

To mold individuals into integrated personalities who are intellectually competent,

spiritually mature, physically strong and socially sensitive.

To develop a lifelong desire in individuals to learn and to create a positive change in the

society and contribute to the economic development of the nation.

Core Values

Faith

We believe that faith in God is the beginning of true wisdom and the anchor of life. Human life

would be meaningless without faith in oneself and others too. The college provides a platform to

grow in faith, the bedrock of holistic growth.

Integrity

We believe that honesty, sincerity and justice signify the core of a person's character. We adhere

to the highest ethical standards in all the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities in

order to nurture integrated persons for the future of our nation and world at large.

Dignity

We believe that dignity of the human person is the foundation for empowerment and socio-

economic transformation. We shall strive to uplift the dignity of the socially disadvantaged,

marginalized and the underprivileged through genuine love and service.

Excellence

We believe that hard work, commitment and dedication produce excellence in all spheres of life.

The management, faculty and administration set high benchmarks of academic and holistic

excellence and provide innovative, student-centered, globally competent processes and services

for the success of every Jayantian.

Our Educational Philosophy

Kristu Jayanti College, the place where an educational legacy of more than a century meets

modernity, is a unique entity in the fabric of Higher Education in India. The educational

philosophy of the academy envisions welding in the individual academic excellence with holistic

development. This pedagogy is encapsulated in the mission which focuses on the overall growth

of the students to become responsible citizens, intellectually alert and active, to grow with

mutual respect and co-operation, transforming them into morally sensitive leaders of the future.

This educational paradigm encompasses four pillars:

(i) Knowledge (ii) Skills (iii) Values (iv) Attitude.

i. Knowledge: Sa Vidya Vimuktaye (knowledge emancipates). Seeking to integrate

education to meet global needs, national development, and social responsibility. Kristu

Jayanti College imparts knowledge with a quest for excellence. The curriculum stipulated

by Karnataka State Law University is enhanced through Value Added Courses,

Certificate Courses, Field Visits, Seminars, Workshops, Panel Discussions, etc. The

technology driven pedagogy is supplemented by an interactive and experiential learning

experience.

ii. Skills: Global competency necessitates an academic ambience strengthened with

necessary skills for a prospective career. The students are equipped with requisite skills

through streamlined co-curricular and extra-curricular programme. While the various

departmental associations and clubs provide the system and platform for skill

development, the literary and cultural association and sports and games club chisel the

students holistically. The finer aspects of soft skills are imbibed through various training

and personality development programme.

iii. Values: An enlightened society is one that is value driven. In the present milieu, marked

by constantly changing cultural systems, a value based education is the need of the hour.

The Value Instruction Course (VIC) during the first year of the degree programme

transmits to the necessary values for the youth. Talks by experts and Social Outreach

Programme for the second year provide the vital components of personal and social

integrity.

iv. Attitude: The institute has well-defined organizational culture. The code of behavior and

etiquette instills in the young minds the need for a disciplined lifestyle and respect for

fellow beings.

KRISTU JAYANTI COLLEGE, founded in 1999, is managed by the "BODHI

NIKETAN TRUST", formed by the members of St. Joseph Province of the Carmelites of Mary

Immaculate (CMI). The college is affiliated to Bangalore University and is reaccredited with

highest grade 'A' by NAAC in Second Cycle of Accreditation. The college is recognized by UGC

under the category 2(f) & 12(B). The college was accorded autonomous status from 2013 by the

University Grants Commission, Government of Karnataka & the Bangalore University. For its

contribution in the field of education, Kristu Jayanti College was recently given the Heroes of

Bengaluru award. In the India Today - MDRA survey 2018 the college is ranked 5th

Best BCA,

13th

Best MSW, 15th

Best BBA, 16th

Best Commerce, 18th

Best Arts and 26th

Best Science

College in India. The College also ranked 2nd

Best in BCA & MSW, 3rd

best in Commerce,

4th

Best in Arts & BBA and 5th

best in Science among the colleges in Bengaluru. The institution

strives to fulfill its mission to provide educational opportunities to all aspiring youth to excel in

life by developing academic excellence, fostering values, creating civic responsibility and

building global competencies in a dynamic environment.

KRISTU JAYANTI COLLEGE OF LAW

Kristu Jayanti College of Law is affiliated to Karnataka State Law University and

recognized by the Bar Council of India. The College has been institutionalized and organized by

CMI fathers. We strive to produce leaders in the legal profession including judiciary, legal

academics, corporate and NGOs. We also strive to meet the critical need for producing

principled, qualified, knowledgeable and internationally competitive professional lawyers. Kristu

Jayanti College of Law provides action-based legal learning in a disciplined environment

conducive and apt for learning the law. We are committed to an approach of Legal Education

that goes beyond studying Statutes, Books and the Case Laws. Kristu Jayanti College of Law is

unique for organizing tailor made programmes which include Interactive sessions with Judges,

top notch Lawyers, Industrialists, experts in the Law Field, Academicians etc., and engagement

in Trial Advocacy/Moot Court Sessions, Case Analysis sessions meant for advanced learning

enable the students to be fit in all respects and to pursue a career and excel in the relevant fields.

The Campus

Kristu Jayanti College of Law is located in the calm and serene campus at K. Narayanapura in

Bangalore, 11 kms away from Vidhana Soudha, the heart of Bangalore city. Housed in a

spacious campus, the college incorporates a traditional academic setting with cutting edge

technology.

The institution invests heavily on infrastructure to keep pace with the changing needs and profile

of the student population. To keep up with the technological advancements, parallel upgradation

of facilities in the form of library and other learning resources such as computers, e-resources

and Wi-Fi facility are provided. The college provides spacious class rooms, moot court hall,

auditorium, conference halls, and panel rooms and sports facilities. Physical facilities have been

expanded to create an ambience conducive for academic excellence and holistic development.

Training Methodology

The training methodology of the college aims to equip young minds with a global outlook to face

the challenges of tomorrow and at the same time ensure that they are guided by a set of values

and beliefs that reflect the Indian ethos. The management, staff and the atmosphere itself are

geared to attain this goal. This is achieved through an all-round development of the intellectual,

social, physical and spiritual spheres of life.

The teaching-learning process evolved in the institution is “learner centric” to fulfill the dreams

and aspirations of the students joining this college. In this process various methods like class

room lecture, problem solving, group discussion, case study, seminars and conferences enable

students to excel in academics. Experiential learning through moot court, internships, field visits

enables better understanding of the legal procedures. A wide array of teaching aids such as

charts, maps, power point presentation, multimedia presentations and posters are used to

facilitate innovative teaching. The institution is equipped with state of the art IT facilities to

integrate information technology in its teaching learning process. In a competitive environment

here, the students and faculty keep abreast with the latest developments in their subjects utilizing

the various recourses available in the college.

Informal interaction and counseling helps the teachers to understand them better and help in their

positive development.

Prayer and Holistic Development

A socially responsible citizen has a morally righteous mind. At Kristu Jayanti we ensure that the

students are morally educated. Furthermore, recognizing the value of prayer and meditation, due

importance is given to techniques of concentration and personal prayer. One hour every week is

set aside for prayer and reflection. Eucharistic Liturgy is celebrated every first Friday of the

month for Catholic students and social outreach programmes are conducted regularly.

Teaching Fraternity

Jayantian teacher is a facilitator, guide, mentor and leader who create a suitable learning

ambience inside and outside the classroom. The institution nurtures an environment for the

growth and retention of the faculty members. The college considers its human resource as a

capital investment which needs to be continuously augmented through sustained training and

capacity building to perform multiple tasks. Faculty improvement is facilitated through

programmes and participation in FDPs/Conferences/Seminars hosted by other institutions. The

college encourages the faculty members to participate and undertake research at the institutional,

departmental and personal level leading to research degrees.

Library & Information Centre

the college library is a gateway to a world of information. The staff and students have unlimited

access to a wealth of information found in resources like books, magazines, journals, statistics,

encyclopedia, project reports, dissertations, annual reports, and the internet. In addition, the

library offers spacious seating arrangements and a calm ambience for learning.

The library is automated and enables easy accessibility and optimum usage. The library also

features OPAC facility for easy search, subscription to online journals, wireless router for

internet usage and laptop connectivity, reprographics facility, book bank facility for

economically backward students, competitive exam material, educational CD’s, etc. an annual

book exhibition is organized for the benefit of the students and faculty members.

KNOWLEDGE ENHANCEMENT TRAINING PROGRAMMES

NYAYA SAMVADA

It is a unique programme initiated by KristuJayanti College of law. The programme includes an

expert talk by erudite scholars of law such as Judges, Law Professionals, and Professors and

other eminent scholars followed by interaction with the students to facilitate understanding on

various issues of legal significance. NyayaSamvada is conducted every weekend as part of the

curriculum to provide the students with the benefit of hearing to the erudite legal scholars and

interact with them on legal issues.

VINIMAY – LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRMME

Kristu Jayanti College of Law has been organizing ViniMay Leadership Training programmes.

Experts from the various fields are invited to deliberate on current issues which are relevant for

the students for their better understanding of law. These erudite scholars are from Law Firms,

Corporates and other bodies which makes this leadership training programme more relevant.

NYAYA VISLESHANA -CASE ANALYSIS

Nyaya Visleshana-case analysis sessions are conducted on leading and land mark decisions of

the Supreme Court and High Courts in India and Abroad. Students are involved in discussions on

the principles forming basis for the judgments (ratio decidendi) to instill inquisitive ideas about

the legal issues in the judgments of the Courts and matters pertaining to interpreting the law.

Weekly two Nyaya Visleshana sessions are conducted as part of the curriculum.

ADARSA VIDHANA MANDALI

Students are encouraged to take part in Mock Assembly/Parliament. In this activity students are

required to take up issues that are currently taken up by our Parliament and they are expected to

deliberate upon the same. During the various sessions the students are expected to discuss the

matter at hand extensively which in turn helps them to closely understand the process of law

making.

BHASHANA VYASANGA

As Communication skills are essential for legal profession, special training session viz.,

BhashanaVyasanga- are held on regular basis as part of the curriculum. Special Trainers are

appointed to train the students in communication skills. The sessions help in developing the

oratory skills and helps them in presenting their matter in a systematic manner.

RACHANA VYASANGA

RachanaVyasanga sessions are conducted to develop the drafting skills as they are very

important for the legal professionals. Professional trainers are invited to facilitate this skill

development and regular sessions are conducted for this specific purpose. .

SKILL ENHANCEMENT TRAINING CENTRES

CENTRE FOR RESEARCH

The Centre for Research is an initiative the focus of which is to assist the students to bridge the

gap between what they study in their curriculum and how it is applied within the societies that

they live in. This Centre encourages the students to look at the various socio legal issues which

affect our society and to research about the legal remedies that are available. Through the

publication of articles and newsletters the students are motivated to bring these issues into the

notice of relevant authorities and other academicians. In furtherance of the same we offer special

training to the students by conducting special Charcha Vedika sessions of Seminar, Group

Discussion/Panel Discussion and Legal Debate regularly.

MOOT COURT SOCIETY

The exercise of mooting is essential to enable the students to familiarize with the practical

aspects of learning law. The Moot Court Society is founded with the idea of assisting the

students to develop an interest in the exercise of mooting which in turn helps them in learning

the art of research. While researching the moot problem the students understand about the

various intricacies of law and at the same time they even learn to decipher what facts and legal

provisions are relevant for them to build up their case. This society aims at training and

mentoring students so that they are able to participate in intra, inter, national as well as

international moot court competitions. Kritrima Nyaya Vedika is an initiative of the Kristu

Jayanti College of law which aims at training the students with mooting skills.

CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS

LITERARY AND CULTURAL COMMITTEE

Extra-curricular activities play an important role in shaping the overall personality of the

students. It is often during the course of these five years that the students discover their potential

and interests in these cultural activities. Carpe Diem, Kala Darpan are few of the several

activities that are conducted in an academic year that provides a spectrum of opportunities to the

students and helps them by providing a platform.

SPORTS & GAMES CLUB

Sports and games are essential for the holistic development of students. This club acknowledges

the fact that students should be given every opportunity to not only develop their skills but also

master in various athletic events and different sports. There are different coaching and training

activities that are facilitated within the college campus itself in which the students can

participate.

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT CELL

The Women Empowerment Cell aims at both, empowering women and also safeguarding the

interests and rights of the fairer gender within the campus. The cell engages, sensitizes and

empowers the students within the institution towards ensuring gender equality in every sphere.

This cell follows a ‘zero tolerance’ policy for any form of sexual harassment and ensures that

every student is aware of the guidelines given by the Apex Court and the Legislative enactments

with respect to the same. Awareness programmes and sessions are also planned to be conducted

in the coming academic year.

NCC

NCC is the Youth Wing of the Armed Forces and is also the single largest youth organization in

the world which consists solely of young people. NCC primarily aims to develop a sense of

character, leadership, comradeship, courage and discipline along with the ideas of selfless

service, all of which together fosters a sense of belongingness and makes the students socially

responsible citizens. The NCC wing organizes regular parades with the support of the battalion

and the cadets and they even participate in various competitions and certificate exams.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

NSS is a body established for social service and is affiliated to Karnataka State Law University.

The objective of this body is to equip the students so that they understand their role and position

with respect to the community in which they live. If a student is not able to address the issues of

the community within which she lives with the education that she has, then there is not much that

the student can do with all that she has studied. The above thought plays a vital role in making

the students capable and sensitive to understand the needs and to work with the marginalized and

underprivileged communities of our society.

ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE

This committee intends to take all necessary steps in order to sensitize the students as well as

their parents about the gravity of ragging. Any instance of attempt/ragging would be dealt with

very seriously by the committee. The committee consists of faculty members who can very

easily be approached by the students at any given point of time and the matter is investigated as

soon as it is reported. Confidentiality of the student making the complaint is paramount to the

committee and therefore every effort is made to make the investigation as smoothly as possible.

B.B.A., LL.B (Bachelors of Business Administration & Bachelors of Law)

Programme Overview

This programme is aimed at equipping the students to master the intricacies of business but at the

same time it helps them to engage with the nuances of laws and other regulations which are

relevant for excelling in the corporate sector.

Objectives

To provide a clear understanding of the various aspects of law and management.

To develop a social, professional and ethical value system.

To encourage the students to pursue higher education and contribute to the welfare of the

society.

Eligibility for admission

Students securing 50 percent aggregate marks including languages in PUC/10+2/equivalent

course are eligible.

(BBA., LL.B) 2017-18

I Semester

SEMESTER SUBJECTS HOURS &

WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

1st Semester

1. General English 4 100

2. Business environment 4 100

3. Elements of research 4 100

4. Managerial Economics 4 100

II Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

1. Special English/ 4 100

2nd Semester

Kannada/French

2. Financial Accounting 4 100

3. Principles and Practices of

Management

4 100

III Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

3rd Semester

1. Economic Development in

India

4 100

2. Entrepreneurship

Development

4 100

3. Business Communication 4 100

4. Cost and Management

Accounting

4 100

IV Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

4th Semester

1. Human Resources

Management- Industrial Relations

4 100

2. Business Statistics 4 100

3. Financial Management 4 100

4. International Business 4 100

V Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

5th Semester

1. Constitutional Law-1 4 100

2. Contract-I 4 100

3. Law of torts 4 100

4. Family Law-I (Hindu Law) 4 100

5. Criminal Law-I (IPC) 4 100

VI Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

6th Semester

1. Contract-II 4 100

2. Company Law 4 100

3. Property Law 4 100

4. Administrative Law 4 100

5. Family Law- II

(Mohammedan Law & Indian

Succession Act)

4 100

VII Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

7th Semester

1. Jurisprudence 4 100

2. Labour Law-I 4 100

3. Law of Taxation 4 100

4. Criminal Law-II (Cr.PC, JJ

Act & Prohibition of offender’s

Act)

4 100

5. Clinical Course-I

(Professional Ethics &

Professional Accounting System)

4 100

VIII Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

8th Semester

1. Public International Law 4 100

2. Optional I- Human Rights

Law & Practice/ Insurance Law

4 100

3. Optional II- Banking Law/

Right to Information

4 100

4. Clinical Course II-

Alternative Dispute Resolution

System

4 100

5. Labour Law II 4 100

IX Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

9th Semester

1. Civil Procedure Code &

Limitation Act

100

2. Optional III Intellectual

Property Rights I/ Penology &

Victimology

4 100

3. Optional IV- Interpretation

of Statutes & Principles of

Legislation/ Competition Law

4 100

4. Clinical Course III-

Drafting, Pleading & Conveyance.

4 100

5. Constitutional Law II 4 100

6. English (Compulsory for

those who answer in Kannada)

4 100

X Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

10th Semester

1. Law of Evidence 4 100

2. Environmental law 4 100

3. Optional V- Intellectual

Property Rights II/ White collar

Crimes

4 100

4. Optional VI- Land law/ Law

relating to International Trade

Economics

4 100

5. Clinical Course IV- Moot

Court exercise and Internship

4 100

BBA LL.B (2018-19)*

I Semester

SEMESTER SUBJECTS HOURS

& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL

MARKS Test Assignment Seminar

1st Semester

1. General

English

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Business

environment

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Managerial

Economics

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Financial

accounting

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Legal methods

4 10 05 05 80 100

II Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


2nd

Semester

1. Kannada/Kanna

da Kali

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Principles and

Practices of

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Economic

development in India

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Entrepreneurship

Development

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Law of Torts 4 10 05 05 80 100

III Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


3rd

Semester

1. Business

Communication

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Cost and

Management

Accounting

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Human resource

management

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Business

Statistics

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Constitutional law I 4 10 05 05 80 100

IV Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


4th

Semester

1. Financial

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. International

Business

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Constitutional law

II

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Law of Crimes I 4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Contract-I (Law of

Contract)

4 10 05 05 80 100

V Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


5th Semester

1. Labour law- I 4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Jurisprudence 4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Family Law-I

(Hindu Law)

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Contract-II

(Specific Contracts)

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Administrative

Law

4 10 05 05 80 100

VI Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


6th Semester

1. Labour law- II 4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Company Law 4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Property Law 4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Family Law- II

(Mohammedan Law

& Indian Succession

Act)

4 10 05 05 80 100

VII Semester


&

IA THEORY TOTAL


WEEK

7th Semester

1. Public

International law

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Law of

Taxation

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Criminal Law-

II (Cr.PC)

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Clinical

Course-I

(Professional Ethics

& Professional

Accounting System)

4 10 05 05 80 100

VIII Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


8th Semester

1. Law of

Evidence

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Optional I-

Human Rights Law

& Practice/ Insurance

Law

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Optional II-

Banking Law/ Right

to Information

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Clinical Course

II- Alternative

Dispute Resolution

System

4 10 05 05 80 100

IX Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


9th

Semester

1. Civil Procedure

Code & Limitation Act

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Optional III

Intellectual Property

Rights I/ Penology &

Victimology

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Optional IV-

Interpretation of

Statutes & Principles of

Legislation/Competitio

n Law

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Clinical Course

III- Drafting, Pleading

& Conveyance.

4 10 05 05 80 100

X Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


10th

Semester

1. Environmental law 4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Optional V-


Rights II/ White collar

Crimes

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Optional VI- Land

law/ Law relating to

International Trade

Economics

4 10 05 05 80 100

* The marks distribution (80-20) pattern that has been introduced by the Karnataka State Law

University in the year 2018 is followed by the 2018-19 batches and onwards.

4. Clinical Course

IV- Moot Court exercise

and Internship

4 10 05 05 80 100

B.Com, LL.B (Bachelor’s of Commerce & Bachelor’s of Law)

Programme Overview

This programme enables the students to explore the core concepts in commerce with a special

focus on law. This course is designed in such a way that the students will have employment

opportunities both in the commerce as well as in the legal field. This course also enables students

to apply relevant legal principles in the corporate organization that they are engaging with.

Objectives

To provide a clear understanding of the various aspects of law and commerce.

To enable a student to frame sound legal arguments and to arrive at those in a systematic

manner.

To develop critical thinking skills so that the students are able to independently evaluate

the strength and weakness of the work situation.



society.




B.Com LL.B (2017-18)

I Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

1st Semester

1. English 4 100

2. Business environment 4 100


4. MicroEconomics 4 100

II Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

2nd Semester

1. Special English/Kannada 4 100

2. Financial Accounting 4 100

3. Principles and Practices of

Management

4 100

III Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

3rd Semester

1. Macro Economics 4 100

2. Corporate Accounting 4 100

3. Marketing and Services

Management

4 100

4. Cost Accounting 4 100

IV Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

4th Semester

1. Principles and Practice of

Auditing

4 100

2. Business Statistics 4 100

3. Financial Management 4 100

4. International Business 4 100

V Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

5th Semester


2. Contract-I 4 100




VI Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

6th Semester





5. Family Law- II


Succession Act)

4 100

VII Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

7th Semester






4 100

Act)




4 100

VIII Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

8th Semester




4 100



4 100



System

4 100


IX Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

9th Semester


Limitation Act

100



Victimology

4 100




4 100



4 100


6. English (Compulsory for

those who answer in Kannada)

4 100

X Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

10th Semester





Crimes

4 100



Economics

4 100



4 100

B.Com LL.B (2018-19)*

I Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


1st Semester

1. General

English

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Business

environment

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Micro

Economics

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Financial

Accounting

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Legal

methods

4 10 05 05 80 100

II Semester

III Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


3rd

Semester

1. Marketing

and service

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Cost

Accounting

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Principles

and Practices of

4 10 05 05 80 100


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


2nd Semester

1. Kannada/

Kannada Kali

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Principles and

Practices of

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Macro

Economics

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Corporate

Accounting

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Law of Torts 4 10 05 05 80 100

Auditing

4. Business

Statistics

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Constitutional

law- I

4 10 05 05 80 100

IV Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


4th Semester

1. Financial

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. International

Business

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Constitutional

law II

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Law of Crimes I 4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Contract-I (Law

of Contract)

4 10 05 05 80 100

Vth Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


5th Semester

1. Labour law- I 4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Jurisprudence 4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Family Law-I

(Hindu Law)

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Contract-II

(Specific

Contracts)

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Administrative 4 10 05 05 80 100

Law

VI Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


6th Semester

1. Labour law- II 4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Company Law 4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Property Law 4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Family Law- II

(Mohammedan

Law & Indian

Succession Act)

4 10 05 05 80 100

VII Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


7th Semester

1. Public

International law

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Law of

Taxation

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Criminal Law-II

(Cr.PC)

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Clinical

Course-I

(Professional

Ethics &

Professional

Accounting

System)

4 10 05 05 80 100

VIII Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


8th Semester

1. Law of

Evidence

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Optional I-

Human Rights

Law & Practice/

Insurance Law

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Optional II-

Banking Law/

Right to

Information

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Clinical Course

II- Alternative

Dispute Resolution

System

4 10 05 05 80 100

IX Seminar


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


9th Semester

1. Civil Procedure

Code & Limitation

Act

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Optional III

(Intellectual Property


Victimology)

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Optional IV-

Interpretation of

Statutes & Principles

4 10 05 05 80 100

of

Legislation/Competiti

on Law

4. Clinical Course

III- Drafting,

Pleading &

Conveyance.

4 10 05 05 80 100

X Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


10th

Semester

1. Environmental

law

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Optional V-


Rights II/ White

collar Crimes

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Optional VI- Land

law/ Law relating to

International Trade

Economics

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Clinical Course

IV- Moot Court

exercise and

Internship

4 10 05 05 80 100


University in the year 2018 is followed by the 2018-19 batch and onwards.

B.A, LL.B (Bachelor’s of Arts & Bachelor’s of Law)

Programme Overview

This programme enables the students to engage with subjects that are from various disciplines

and therefore it enables them to develop an understanding of the various socio legal issues. This

course is structured in such a way that the students have an opportunity to enter the field of

litigation or to even work with organizations that work with the less privileged section of the

society.

Objectives

To provide a clear understanding of the various aspects of law and the various issues

affecting the society.

To enable a student to understand the nuances of law in order to make appropriate

application of the legal principles in different situations.

To develop critical thinking skills so that the students are able to independently evaluate

the strength and weakness of the work situation.



society.




B.A LL.B (Major/Minor System) (2017-18)

I Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

1st Semester

1. English 4 100

2. Major I- political Science

(Theory & thought)

4 100


4. Minor I-1 Sociology

(Invitation to Sociology)

4 100

II Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

2nd Semester

1. Special English/Kannada 4 100

2. Major 2- Political Science

(Organization & Institution)

4 100

3. Minor II- 1 Economics

(Principles of Economics)

4 100

III Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

3rd Semester


(State and Political Obligation)

4 100

2. Major 4- Major World

Governments

4 100

3. Minor I-2 Sociology (Indian

Society Continuity & Change)

4 100

4. Minor II-2 Economics

(Money, Banking & International

Trade)

4 100

IV Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

4th Semester


(Public Administration)

4 100


(International Relation &

Organization)

4 100

3. Minor I-3 Recent theoretical

perspectives in Sociology

4 100

4. Minor II-3 Economic theory

& Public Finance

4 100

V Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

5th Semester


2. Contract-I 4 100




VI Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS




6th Semester


5. Family Law- II


Succession Act)

4 100

VII Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

7th Semester






Act)

4 100




4 100

VIII Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

8th Semester




4 100



4 100



System

4 100


IX Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

9th Semester


Limitation Act

100



Victimology

4 100




4 100



4 100


X Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

10th Semester





Crimes

4 100



Economics

4 100



4 100

BA LL.B (Major/Minor System) 2018-19*

I Semester


&

WEEK

IA

THEORY

TOTAL


1st Semester

1. General English 4 10 10 10 80 100

2Major I-Political

Science (Theory &

Thought)

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Minor I- 1

Sociology (Invitation to

Sociology)

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Minor II- 1

Economics (Principles

of Economics)

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Legal methods 4 10 05 05 80 100

IInd Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


2nd

Semester

1. Kannada/ Kannada

Kali

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Major II- Political

Science (Organization

& Institutions)

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Minor I- 2

Sociology (Indian

Society Continuity)

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Minor II-2

Economics (Money,

Banking & International

Trade)

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Law of Torts 4 10 05 05 80 100

III Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


3rd

Semester

1. Major 3- Political

Science (State &

Political obligation)

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Major 4- Major

World Governments

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Minor I-3 Recent

theoretical perspectives

in Sociology

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Minor II-3

Economics (Economic

Theory & Public

Finance)

4 10 05 05 80 100


IV Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


1. Major 5- Political 4 10 05 05 80 100

4th

Semester

Science (Public

Administration)


Science (International

Relation and

Organization)

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Constitutional

law II

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Law of Crimes I 4 10 05 05 80 100


Contract)

4 10 05 05 80 100

V Semester

VI Semester


&

IA THEORY TOTAL



&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


5th

Semester

1. Labour law- I 4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Jurisprudence 4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Family Law-I

(Hindu Law)

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Contract-II

(Specific Contracts)

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Administrative

Law

4 10 05 05 80 100

WEEK

6th

Semester

1. Labour law- II 4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Company Law 4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Property Law 4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Family Law- II

(Mohammedan Law &

Indian Succession Act)

4 10 05 05 80 100

VII Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


7th

Semester

1. Public

International law

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Law of Taxation 4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Criminal Law-II

(Cr.PC)

4 10 05 05 80 100



Professional

Accounting System)

4 10 05 05 80 100

VIII Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


1. Law of Evidence 4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Optional I-

Human Rights Law &

4 10 05 05 80 100

8th

Semester

Practice/ Insurance Law

3. Optional II-

Banking Law/ Right to

Information

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Clinical Course

II- Alternative Dispute

Resolution System

4 10 05 05 80 100

IX Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


9th

Semester

1. Civil Procedure

Code & Limitation Act

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Optional III

(Intellectual Property


Victimology)

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Optional IV-

Interpretation of

Statutes & Principles of

Legislation/Competition

Law

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Clinical Course

III- Drafting, Pleading

& Conveyance.

4 10 05 05 80 100

X Semester

SEMESTER

SUBJECTS HOURS

&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


10th

Semester

1. Environmental

law

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Optional V-


Rights II/ White collar

Crimes

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Optional VI-

Land law/ Law relating

to International Trade

Economics

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Clinical Course

IV- Moot Court

exercise and Internship

4 10 05 05 80 100


University in the year 2018 is followed by the 2018-19 batch and onwards.

Subjects for the Current Academic Year 2019-2020

BBA LL.B (2019-20)

1st year I Semester


&

IA

THEORY TOTAL

MARKS

WEEK Tes

t

Assignme

nt

Semina

r

1st

Semester

1. General English 4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Business

environment

4 10 05 05 80 100

3 Managerial Economics 4 10 05 05 80 100

4. financial accounting 4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Legal methods

4 10 05 05 80 100

1st year II Semester


& WEEK

IA

THEORY TOTAL

MARKS

Test Assignment Semi

nar

2nd

Semester

1. Kannada/K

annada Kali

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Principles

and Practices of

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Economic

development in

India

4 10 05 05 80 100

4.

Entrepreneurship

Development

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Law of Torts 4 10 05 05 80 100

B.Com LL.B (2019-20)

1st year I Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


1. General 4 10 05 05 80 100

1st Semester

English

2. Business

environment

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Micro

Economics

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Financial

Accounting

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Legal

methods

4 10 05 05 80 100


BA LL.B (Major/Minor System) 2019-20

1st year I Semester


&

IA

THEORY

TOTAL



& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


2nd Semester

2. Kannada/

Kannada Kali

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Principles and

Practices of

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Macro

Economics

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Corporate

Accounting

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Law of Torts 4 10 05 05 80 100

WEEK

1st Semester

1. General English 4 10 10 10 80 100

2Major I-Political

Science (Theory &

Thought)

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Minor I- 1

Sociology (Invitation to

Sociology)

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Minor II- 1

Economics (Principles

of Economics)

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Legal methods 4 10 05 05 80 100



&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


2nd

Semester

2. Kannada/ Kannada

Kali

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Major II- Political

Science (Organization

& Institutions)

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Minor I- 2

Sociology (Indian

Society Continuity)

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Minor II-2

Economics (Money,

Banking & International

Trade)

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Law of Torts 4 10 05 05 80 100

BBA LL.B (2019-20)

II year III Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


3rd

Semester

1. Business

Communication

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Cost and

Management

Accounting

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Human resource

management

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Business

Statistics

4 10 05 05 80 100


II year IV Semester


& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


4th

Semester

1. Financial

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. International

Business

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Constitutional law

II

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Law of Crimes I 4 10 05 05 80 100


Contract)

4 10 05 05 80 100

B.Com LL.B (2019-20)



& WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


3rd

Semester

1. Marketing

and service

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Cost

Accounting

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Principles

and Practices of

Auditing

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Business

Statistics

4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Constitutional

law- I

4 10 05 05 80 100

II year IV Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


4th Semester

1. Financial

Management

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. International

Business

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Constitutional

law II

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Law of Crimes I 4 10 05 05 80 100

5. Contract-I (Law

of Contract)

4 10 05 05 80 100

BA LL.B (Major/Minor System) 2019-20



&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


3rd

Semester


Science (State &

Political obligation)

4 10 05 05 80 100

2. Major 4- Major

World Governments

4 10 05 05 80 100

3. Minor I-3 Recent

theoretical perspectives

in Sociology

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Minor II-3

Economics (Economic

Theory & Public

Finance)

4 10 05 05 80 100


II year IV Semester


&

WEEK

IA THEORY TOTAL


4th

Semester


Science (Public

Administration)

4 10 05 05 80 100


Science (International

4 10 05 05 80 100

Relation and

Organization)

3. Constitutional

law II

4 10 05 05 80 100

4. Law of Crimes I 4 10 05 05 80 100


Contract)

4 10 05 05 80 100

(BBA., LL.B) 2019-20

III year V Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

5th Semester


2. Contract-I 4 100




III year VI Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

6th Semester





5. Family Law- II


Succession Act)

4 100

B.Com LL.B (2019-20)

III year V Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

5th Semester


2. Contract-I 4 100






WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

6th Semester





5. Family Law- II


Succession Act)

4 100

B.A LL.B (Major/Minor System) (2019-20)

III year V Semester


WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS


5th Semester

2. Contract-I 4 100






WEEK

TOTAL

MARKS

6th Semester





5. Family Law- II


Succession Act)

4 100

FACULTY MEMBERS

Sl. No. Employee Name Qualification

1. Dr. Mohan Rao Bolla BL, ML, Ph.D, NET

2. Mr. Mahesh. S. Betasur LL.M (Ph.D)

3. Ms. Raksha Prakash LL.M

4. Mr. Rajiv G LL.M (Ph.D)

5. Mr.Bineesh Kumar LL.M, NET (Ph.D)

6. Ms. Bhavya Gunashekar LL.M, KSET

7. Ms. Preeti Joseph LL.M

8. Dr. Pavan KA MBA, M.Phil (Ph.D)

9. Swathi PK M.Com (Ph.D)

10. Cecilia Jacob M.A English

11. Rashmi UP M.A, M.Phil (Ph.D)

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