COURSES details

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 Eligibility: XII Board with minimum    45% and MAH–Law CET

No. of years/semesters: 

  5 Years / 10 Semesters

 Eligibility :    L.L.B. (3 Years) Graduation with minimum 45% and MAH – Law CET

No. of years/semesters:

   3 Years / 6 Semesters

 Eligibility : LL.M., LL.B. with minimum 50% and MAH – Law CET

No. of years/semesters:

2 Years / 4 Semesters

Semesters-I

•  English - I
•  Logic – I
•  Economics 

Semesters-II

•  History
•  Legal Language and Writing
• Political Science - I

Semesters-III

• Sociology
• Political Science-II - Foundations of Political Obligation
• History of Courts

Semesters-IV

 English II

 LOGIC – II

Political Science-III International Relations

 Sem – V/Sem-1 

Labour Laws and Industrial Relations - I

Law of Torts, Motor Accident Claims, And Consumer Protection

Law of Contract And Specific Relief

Legal Language

 Practical Training-1

 Sem – VI/Sem-II 

  • Law of Crimes

• Constitutional Law - I

• Family Law-I

• Environmental Laws

• DPC - 1

• Administrative Law

• Transfer of Property Act and

Easement Act

• Family Law - II

• Company Law

• Practical Training – II –

Alternate Dispute Resolution 

• Jurisprudence/ Legal Theory

• Contract - II

• Constitutional Law - II

• Human Rights Law

• Criminology and Penology

• Bankruptcy Laws

• DPC - 2

  Sem – IX/V

• Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act

• Criminal Procedure Code (BNSS), Juvenile Justice Act and POCSO Act

• Labour Law and Industrial Relations - II

• Public International Law

• Practical Training – 3 – Moot Court Exercise and Internship

• Law of Evidence (BSA)

• Law of Taxation

• Intellectual Property Laws

• Laws of Banking and Negotiable Instruments

• Law and Medicine

• Law Relating to Women & Children

• Law of Insurance

• Conflict of Laws

Semesters-I

•  English - I
•  Logic – I
•  Economics 

Semesters-II

•  History
•  Legal Language and Writing
• Political Science - I

Semesters-III

• Sociology
• Political Science-II - Foundations of Political Obligation
• History of Courts

Semesters-IV

 English II

 LOGIC – II

Political Science-III International Relations

 Sem – V/Sem-1 

Labour Laws and Industrial Relations - I

Law of Torts, Motor Accident Claims, And Consumer Protection

Law of Contract And Specific Relief

Legal Language

 Practical Training-1

 Sem – VI/Sem-II 

  • Law of Crimes

• Constitutional Law - I

• Family Law-I

• Environmental Laws

• DPC - 1

• Administrative Law

• Transfer of Property Act and

Easement Act

• Family Law - II

• Company Law

• Practical Training – II –

Alternate Dispute Resolution 

• Jurisprudence/ Legal Theory

• Contract - II

• Constitutional Law - II

• Human Rights Law

• Criminology and Penology

• Bankruptcy Laws

• DPC - 2

  Sem – IX/V

• Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act

• Criminal Procedure Code (BNSS), Juvenile Justice Act and POCSO Act

• Labour Law and Industrial Relations - II

• Public International Law

• Practical Training – 3 – Moot Court Exercise and Internship

• Law of Evidence (BSA)

• Law of Taxation

• Intellectual Property Laws

• Laws of Banking and Negotiable Instruments

• Law and Medicine

• Law Relating to Women & Children

• Law of Insurance

• Conflict of Laws

• • Foundation Paper – I – Law
• and Social Transformation
• • Foundation Paper – II – Indian Constitutional Law: New Challenges
• • Fundamental Principles of Law of Contract and Allied Laws
• • Global Trade Under World
• Trade Organisation 

Semesters – II

• Foundation Paper – I –

Judicial Process

• Foundation Paper – I – Legal Education and Research Methodology

• Corporate Law

Law related to Customs and Foreign Exchange 

• Law of Insurance

• Banking Laws

• Labour Law and

Industrial Relations - II

• Classroom Teaching and Seminar

• Choice of Practical Component

Semesters – X/VI

• Dissertation

. Viva Voce 

 LL.M (2 Years) – GROUP II – CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL ADMINISTRATION

    Semester - I 

• Foundation Paper – I – Law and Social Transformation

 • Foundation Paper – II – Indian • 

  Constitutional Law: New Challenges

• Criminal Jurisprudence

• Penal Laws

  Semester – II

• Foundation Paper – I – Judicial Process 

• Foundation Paper – I – Legal  

Education and Research Methodology

   • Criminology

• Collective Violence and Criminal Justice System

• Penology – Treatment of Offenders

• Forensic Science and Scientific Investigation if Crime

• Classroom Teaching and Seminar

• Choice of Practical Component

• Dissertation

• Viva Voce