With effect from the academic year 2010 – 11) (Time – 4 pm to 9 pm ) Structure and Duration

The LL.B course shall be of three years duration consisting of six semesters. Each semester shall consist of six papers. The total number of papers in the course shall include, among other additional papers, twenty compulsory papers, six optional papers and four papers on practical training, carrying hundred marks each as prescribed by the Bar council of India. The timing of the LL.B course shall be from 4 PM to 9 PM on all working days including Saturday. However the timing during the Sixth Semester of the course shall be from 10 AM to 5 PM on all working days.

The number of students admitted to the course shall be limited to sixty.

A candidate seeking admission should be a graduate of Mahatma Gandhi University or of any other University recognized equivalent there to by the Mahatma Gandhi University. The minimum marks required is 45% in aggregate. The candidates who are employed shall produce supporting documents to prove the nature of employment or profession and a No Objection Certificate from the employer. For SC/ST candidates the minimum marks required is 40% in the aggregate.

All candidates including those who are employed shall give a written undertaking at the time of admission to the effect that they would abide by the timing of the course as provided in clause(1) above failing which they will not be able to complete the course.
4. Admission :
Admission to the course will be made from the rank-list prepared on the basis of the marks obtained in the entrance test conducted by the School. Every candidate selected for admission will be interviewed by the Director of the School before granting admission. The admissions will be made subject to the reservation rules followed in the University.

5. Entrance Test :
The test shall be of two hours of duration carrying hundred marks. The Entrance Test is intended to test the general knowledge, logical reasoning, language skills etc.
6. Fees :-
The fee structure as applicable to the course at present is:

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  Medical Inspection Fee : 5/-
  
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  Sports/Games Fee : 150/-
  
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  University Union Fee : 30/-
  
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  Quasi University Fee : 8/-
  
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  Department Union Fee : 50/-
  
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  Students Aid Fund : 10/-
  
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  GPA Insurance : 2/-
  
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  Audio Visual : 10/-
  
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  Admission Fee : 200/-
  
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  Library Fee : 100/-
  
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  Stationery Fee : 100/-
  
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  Calendar : 50/-
  
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  Identity Card : 10/-
  
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  Law Journal Fund : 100/-
  
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  DDF : 1,000/-
  
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  Vehicle Maintenance Fund : 1,000/-
  
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  Magazine Fee : 25/-
  
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  Matriculation Fee : 100/-
  
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  Caution Deposit : 250/-
  
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  Tuition Fee (per Year) : 12,000/-
  

The fee shall be paid on such dates as notified by the School. This fee structure is subject to the changes that may be made by the University from time to time.

In order to be eligible for admission to the University Examinations, the candidate shall have attended not less than seventy five percent of the lectures in each paper. However if a candidate has secured not less than sixty percent of the attendance in a subject, the deficiency to make up the required minimum of seventy five percent may be, for valid reasons, condoned by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Director of the School. A candidate shall be allowed to avail this benefit of condonation only once during the entire course.

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  Attendance : Five Marks
  

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  Test Papers :
  

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  Assignment : Ten Marks
  

The mode of internal assessment in the case of the papers on practical training shall be as prescribed by the Bar Council of India. The internal assessment marks awarded in a paper or papers in a semester by the concerned course teacher shall be final. The re-assessment or improvement of the internal assessment marks shall be permissible only in cases of redoing of the course.

There shall be a viva-voce examination, carrying 50 marks, at the end of the sixth semester of the course. The viva-voce shall be based on the subject studied in the course and on the practical training undergone.

A candidate who obtains not less that 50% of the marks in individual papers in the examination for a semester shall be declared to have passed in the examination of that semester.

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  Jurisprudence 60 40 100
  
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  Constitutional Law – I 60 40 100
  
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  Law of Contract 60 40 100
  
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  Family Law – I 60 40 100
  
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  Law of Torts 60 40 100
  
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  Law of Crimes I- Penal Code 60 40 100
  

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  Indian Legal Thought 60 40 100
  
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  Constitutional Law – II 60 40 100
  
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  Special Contract 60 40 100
  
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  Family Law – II 60 40 100
  
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  Law of Crimes-II: Criminal Procedure Code 60 40 100
  
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  Law of Property 60 40 100
  

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  Administrative Law – I 60 40 100
  
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  Civil Procedure Code and 60 40 100
  

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  Law of Evidence 60 40 100
  
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  Law of Consumer Protection 60 40 100
  

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  Law of Insurance 60 40 100
  

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  Labour and Industrial Law – I 60 40 100
  

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  Administrative Law – II 60 40 100
  
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  Principles of Taxation Law 60 40 100
  
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  Environmental Law 60 40 100
  
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  Public International Law 60 40 100
  
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  Intellectual Property Law 60 40 100
  

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  Labour and Industrial Law – II 60 40 100
  

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  Company Law 60 40 100
  
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  Land Laws 60 40 100
  
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  Alternate Dispute Resolution 60 40 100
  

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  Human Rights Law 60 40 100
  

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  Cyber Law 60 40 100
  

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  Law of Local Self Govt. 60 40 100
  

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  Interpretation of Statutes 60 40 100
  

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  Professional Ethics and 60 40 100
  

(Clinical Paper – II)

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  Drafting, Pleading and 100 100
  

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  Moot Courts and Mode Trials 100 100
  

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  Court Visits and Pre-trial 100 100
  

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  Viva-voce 50 50