Curriculum

LL.M. Programme
(i) ELIGIBILITY :

The admission shall be based on the performance in the Common Law Admission Test-2011. However, to qualify for admission, the candidate must have passed LL.B. Degree or an equivalent Degree from a recognized University with at least 50% marks or equivalent grade.

Candidates who have appeared in the LL.B. Degree exam and awaiting their results may also write the Admission Test but their admission shall be subject to the fulfillment of the above conditions.
(ii) INTAKE AND RESERVATION:
The intake is 20 (twenty) students per year with the following breakup:
S.No. Category No. of Seats
(a) Unreserved : 10
(b) O.B.C. of Uttar Pradesh : 05
(c) Scheduled Caste of Uttar Pradesh : 04
(d) Scheduled Tribe of Uttar Pradesh : 01
Horizontal Reservation to the following categories shall also be available as mentioned below:
(i) Persons with Disability (PWD) : 03%
(ii) Dependents of Freedom Fighters of Uttar Pradesh : 02%
(iii)
Sons/daughters of defence personnel deployed in Uttar Pradesh or defence personnel of Uttar Pradesh either retired or killed/disabled in action
 : 05%
(iv) Women candidates : 20%
 
COURSES AND THEIR DISTRIBUTION: :

Year
Ist Semester
IIand Semester
First (i) Indian Constitutional Law: The New
Challenges		 (i) Corporate Good Governance
  (ii) Law and Social Transformation in India (ii) Judicial Process
  (iii) Jurisprudence (iii) Environmental Law
  (iv) Optional (1) (iv) Optional (II)
Second
IIIrd Semester
IVth Semester
  (i) Law of Taxation   Dissertation
  (ii) Insurance & Banking    
  (iii) Research Methodology    
  (iv) Optional (III)    

 
OPTIONAL GROUP:
 
S. No. Group Name Papers Name
1.
 Constitutional Law (i) Mass Media Law/Public Utilities Law/Union-State Financial Relations
  (ii) Mass Media Law/Public Utilities Law/Union-State Financial Relations
  (iii) Comparative Political & Civil Rights
2.
 Administrative Law (i) Comparative Administrative Law
  (ii) Administrative Process and Judicial Control/Administrative Law: 21st Century Challenges
  (iii) Comparative Study of Delegated Legislation
3.
 Business Law (i) Legal Regulation of Economic Enterprises
  (ii) Security Law/Corporate Finances
  (iii) Corporate Law: Comparative Study
4.
 Criminal Law (i) Law Relating to Socio-economics Crimes
  (ii) Collective Violence and Criminal Justice System/Penology: Treating Offenders
  (iii) Privileged Class Deviance
5.
 Environmental Law (i) Indian Environmental Law: The Recent Challenges
  (ii) Comparative Environmental Law
  (iii) International Environmental Law
6.
 International Law (i) International Institutions: Law, Practice and Future
  (ii) International Humanitarian Law
  (iii) International Humanitarian Law
7.
 Labour Law (i) Collective Bargaining
  (ii) Industrial Adjudication
  (iii) Wages: Law, Policy and Practice
8.
 Jurisprudence (i) Comparative Judicial Process
  (ii) Socialist Jurisprudence
  (iii) Socialist Jurisprudence
9.
 Intellectual Property Law (i) Law of Industrial & Intellectual Property in India
  (ii) Comparative Copyrights and Patents Law
  (iii) Intellectual Property Law: The Challenges
10.
 Human Rights (i) Indian Perspective of Human Rights
  (ii) International Perspective of Human Rights
  (iii) Human Rights of Women/Child
* The syllabus may be subject to change from time to time.
** Any of the Optional Groups may be allowed provided that there are not less than five students and further faculty is available in concerned Group.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES:
Arrangements have also been made for certificate courses in the following three foreign languages.
1. French
2. German
3. Spanish
The students shall be charged separate fee as may be prescribed by the competent authority from time to time.
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