Course Information & Syllabus
Department of Law
Eligibility
The student graduate in any faculty with minimum 45% of marks is eligible for the admission to Three Year LL.B Degree Course. Minimum 40% marks for the students/ applicants belonging to S.C. and S. T. categories.
Semester I
LW-101 Family Law – I
LW-102 Law of Contract – I
LW-103 Law of Crimes
LW-104 Constitutional Law – I
LW-105 Women and Law (Elective)
LW-106 Criminology and Penology (Elective)
LW-107 RTI and PIL (Elective)
Semester II
LW- 201 Family Law – II
LW- 202 Law of Contract – II
LW- 203 Constitutional Law – II
LW-204 Professional Ethics, Bar Bench Relations and Accountancy for Lawyers
LW-205 Health Law (Elective)
LW-206 Media and Law (Elective)
LW-207 Election Law (Elective)
Semester III
LW-301 Law of Evidence
LW-302 Legal Language
LW-303 Human Rights and International Law
LW-304 Arbitration, Conciliation and Alternate Dispute Resolution System
LW-305 Comparative Laws (Elective)
LW-306 Cyber Laws (Elective)
LW-307 Trust and Equity (Elective)
Semester IV
LW-401 Jurisprudence
LW-402 Law of Tort, Consumer Protection, 1986 and Motor Vehicle Act, 1988
LW-403 Interpretation of Statutes
LW-404 Law of Taxation
LW-405 Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing
Semester V
LW-501 The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and Limitation Act, 1980
LW-502 Property Laws including Transfer of Property Act, 1882 and Easement Act, 1882
LW-503 Administrative Law
LW-504 Company Law
LW-505 Intellectual Property Rights (Elective)
LW-506 Banking Laws (Elective)
LW-507 Insurance Law (Elective)
Semester VI
LW-601 The Code of Criminal Procedure
LW-602 1973, Juvenile Justice Act, 2000 and Probation of Offenders Act, 1958
LW-603 Environmental Law
LW-604 Labour Laws
LW-605 Land Laws
LW-606 Practical Training & Moot Courts