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B.A., LL.B.(Hons.)
 
 
Admissions
 
Admission to the First Year of the 5-Year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Degree Programme is made strictly on merit, based on a Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) at different Centres across the country. NLSIU-Bangalore, NALSAR-Hyderabad, NLIU-Bhopal, NUJS-Kolkata, NLU-Jodhpur, HNLU-Raipur and GNLU-Ahmedabad have come together to conduct Common Law Admission Test. Further details regarding the Admission Test is made available at http://www.clat.ac.in
 
Eligibility and Admission Procedure

Admission to the First Year of the 5-Year B.A., LL.B.(Hons.) Degree Programme is made strictly on merit, based on Common Law Admission Test (CLAT).
To be eligible for admission, a candidate should have passed the Higher Secondary School / Intermediate Examination (10+2) or its equivalent recognised by the University,  securing not less than 50 percent marks in the aggregate and be less than 20 years of age as on 1st July of the year of admission (22 years in case of SC/ST and persons with Disability).
Candidates awaiting results of the qualifying examination can also appear for the test on condition that they produce proof of having passed the qualifying examination with the prescribed marks at the time of admission. Those who do not clear the qualifying examination with the requisite marks are not eligible for admission. Candidates whose marks statement of the qualifying examination is not available at the time of  admission are not eligible for admission.
The University reserves the right to cancel the admission of any candidate in accordance with rules.
Note: Candidates who get supplementary  in any subject, in the qualifying examination in the relevant year, are not eligible for admission in that year.

Intake and Reservation

The total number of seats through CLAT is 70 (Seventy) with the following reservations:
General                                   :   52 Seats
Scheduled Caste (15%)               :   11 Seats
Scheduled Tribe ( 7.5%)             :    5 Seats
Persons with Disability (3%)         :    2 Seats
Total                                       :   70 Seats

*30% for women (Horizontal). Since the number of women candidates, admitted to the course, on their own merit, is nearly 50%, this reservation has no effect on the seats allotted for general category. 

  • Candidates who pass the qualifying exam, i.e., 10+2 or equivalent examinations from the educational institutions in A.P. shall be considered under the State Quota.
  • The resident students of A.P. who get selected in the regular merit will be considered against the All-Inda-Seats and those who do not get in regular merit in All-India-Seats shall be considered against the State-Quota-Seats in different categories in order of merit in CLAT.
  • The unfilled seats reserved for Scheduled Caste (SC) candidates are assigned to Scheduled Tribe (ST) candidates and vice-versa. If sufficient number of eligible SC and ST candidates are not available to fill such seats, unfilled seats are reallocated to the general candidates in the same order of merit. The unfilled seats reserved for candidates with disability will be offered to general candidates in the same order of merit.
  • The University reserves the right to keep seats vacant if there are no candidates securing minimum prescribed qualifying marks at the Common Law Admission Test.

Direct Admission

In addition, 10 seats are allotted to Foreign Nationals. Candidates possessing the citizenship of a country other than India will only be considered under this category. There are no sponsored seats for Non Resident Indians (NRIs). 

The admission of Foreign Nationals is made on the basis of prescribed academic qualifications and an interview.

In case of Direct Admission under Foreign Nationals category, candidates should have passed an examination recognised by the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi as equivalent of Higher Secondary Education (10 + 2) securing a minimum of 65% marks in the aggregate.

The selected candidates for admission under this category will be informed individually. If there are vacancies, those seats will be filled by the All India General Category candidates in order of CLAT merit.

Fee Structure

Tuition Fee Rs. 85,000/- p.a US $ 5,000 or its equivalent in Indian Rupees p.a. for the candidates of SAARC Countries and
US $ 10,000 per annum or its equivalent in Indian Rupees for students from Non-SAARC countries (Payable in one installment)..
Campus Development Fund Fee  Rs. 5,000/- (one time)
Admission Fee Rs. 1,000/- (one time)
Student Welfare Fund Rs. 1,000/- p.a.
Examination Fee Rs. 2,000/- p.a.
Reading Material Fee Rs. 1,000/- p.a.
Library Fee Rs. 3,000/- p.a.
Internet Fee Rs. 8,000/- p.a.
Electricity Charges Rs. 5,000/- p.a.
Sports facilities fee Rs. 3,000/- p.a
Journals Fee Rs. 2,000/- p.a.
Re-admission Fee Rs. 1,000/-
Repeat/improvment examination fee Rs.   500/- per course
Re-registration fee Rs. 5,000/- per course
Revaluation fee Rs. 2,000/- per course
Room Rent Rs. 12,000/- p.a.
Mess Advance Rs. 20,000/-(@ Rs.2,000/- p.m. for 10 months)
Library Deposit* Rs.  5,000/- 
Hostel Deposit* Rs. 5,000/-(Rs.2,000/-for SC/ST candidates)
Mess Deposit* Rs. 3,000/-
* Refundable Deposits Payable at the time of admission
Scholarships : Liberal financial assistance is provided to the deserving and needy students admitted to the Course.

Course Structure

SEMESTER – I Top
   
Code and Course
Credits
Marks
1.1 Legal Methods

4

100
1.2 Law of Torts
3
100
1.3 English I
3
100
1.4 History I
3
100
1.5 Political Science I
3
100
 
SEMESTER – II Top
Code and Course
Credits
Marks
2.1 Law of Contracts I

4

100
2.2 Sociology I
3
100
2.3 Family Law I
3
100
2.4 History II
3
100
2.5 Political Science II
3
100
 
SEMESTER – III Top
Code and Course
Credit
Marks
3.1 Law of Contracts II

3

100
3.2 Sociology II
3
100
3.3 Economics I
3
100
3.4 Criminal Law I
3
100
3.5 Family Law II
4
100
SEMESTER – IV Top
Code and Course
Credits
Marks
4.1 Criminal Law II

3

100
4.2 English II
3
100
4.3 Economics II
3
100
4.4 Property Law
3
100
4.5 Law and Poverty
3
100
 
SEMESTER – V Top
Code and Course
Credits
Marks
5.1 Jurisprudence I

4

100
5.2 Constitutional Law I
3
100
5.3 Administrative Law
3
100
5.4 Civil Procedure Code and Law of Limitation
3
100
5.5 Law of Evidence
4
100
   
SEMESTER – VI Top
Code and Course
Credits
Marks
6.1 Jurisprudence II

3

100
6.2 Constitutional Law II
4
100
6.3 International Law
3
100
6.4 Labour Law I
3
100
6.5 Clinic I (Alternative Dispute Resolution)
6
100
 
SEMESTER – VII Top
Code and Course
Credits
Marks
7.1 Intellectual Property Law

4

100
7.2 Environment Law
4
100
7.3 Corporate Law I
3
100
7.4 Labour Law II
3
100
7.5 Judicial Process and Statutory Interpretation
3
100
 
SEMESTER – VIII Top
Code and Course
Credits
Marks
8.1 Banking & Finance

3

100
8.2 Taxation I
3
100
8.3 Insurance
3
100
8.4 Clinic II (Trial & Appellate Advocacy and Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing)
6
100
8.5 Corporate Law II
3
100
 
SEMESTER – IX Top
Code and Course
Credits
Marks
9.1 International Trade Law

3

100
9.2 Taxation II
3
100
9.3 Clinic III (Legal aid and Para Legal Services)
6
100
9.4 Seminar Course I
6
100
9.5 Seminar Course II
6
100
   
SEMESTER – X Top
Code and Course
Credits
Marks
10.1 Human Rights, International Humanitarian Law and Refugee Laws

4

100
10.2 Consurmer Laws
3
100
10.3 Private International Law
3
100
10.4 Clinic IV (Court attendance, diary and Professional Ethics)
6
100
10.5 Seminar Course III
6
100



 
 
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