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MASTER OF LAW

(In force from July : 2010)

To pass the LL.M Semester Examination a candidate must obtain at least 36 percent of the marks in each paper, 50 percent in the aggregate of the papers and dissertation and clinical work. Those of the successful candidates who obtain 70 percent of mare of the total marks will be placed in the First Class with Distinction. Who obtain 60 percent or more of the total marks will be placed in the First Class and those obtaining 50 percent or more in the Second Class.

If a candidate passes in the dissertation but fails in the aggregate of papers, the marks obtained by him in the dissertation shell be carried over to the subsequent year or years.

SEM : 1

Sub. No.	Name of Subject	Total
	Compulsory subject
1	Indian Constitutional Law ; The New challenge	100
	Criminal Law Group
2	Penology : Treatment of offender	100
3	Drug Addiction Criminal Justice and Human Rights	100
4	Collective Violence & Criminal Justice System	100
	Business Law Group
2	I.P.R – Law of industrial & Intellectual Property	100
3	Law of Exports – Imports Regulation	100
4	Legal Regulation of Economic Enterprises	100

SEM : 2

Sub. No.	Name of Subject	Total
	Compulsory subject
1	Jurisprudence	100
	Criminal Law Group
2	Comparative Criminal Procedure	100
3	Juvenile Delinquency	100
4	Privileged class deviance	100
	Business Law Group
2	Banking Law	100
3	Insurance Law	100
4	Law of Direct Taxes	100

SEM : 3

Sub. No.	Name of Subject	Total
	Compulsory subject
1	Legal Education & Research Methodology	100
2	Judicial Process	100
3	Practical	100
	Term paper, Seminar (class room) : 20 Doctrinal : 20 Non Doctrinal : 20 Clinical : 20 Teaching : 20
	Criminal Law Group
4	Forensic Science	100
	Business Law Group
4	Corporate Finance	100

SEM : 4

Sub. No.	Name of Subject	Total
	Compulsory subject
1	law and Social Transformation in india	100
2	Information Technology Act, 2000	100
3	Dissertation	200
	Written work : 150
	viva-voce : 50