nliu bhopal

THE NATIONAL LAW INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY, BHOPAL

The Na!onal Law Ins!tute University, Bhopal (NLIU),

was established by the Rashtriya Vidhi Sansthan

Vishwavidyalaya Adhiniyam, 1997 by an Act of the Madhya

Pradesh State Legislature. NLIU is recognized by the

University Grants Commission and the Bar Council of

India.

The of NLIU is to become one of the bestVISION

centers of legal educa!on, training and research in the

world. The of NLIU is to develop and nurture theMISSION

intellect for the be$ erment of the na!on and humanity

through Law and Jus!ce. The of the NLIUOBJECTIVES

inter alia, are to contribute to the na!onal development

by ins!lling a sense of responsibility among its students,

while simultaneously cul!va!ng in them spirit of

intellectual freedom, quali!es of leadership, imagina!ve

power and clarity.

NLIU has been designing and delivering courses with

a view to enhance the ability and capacity of the students,

members of the faculty and other par!cipants in avoiding

and resolving problems under the framework of law.

Infrastructure

Library

The Library Gyan Mandir is housed in a centrally

air-condi!oned building. It is well equipped with the state

of art technology and tools. It has a very rich collec!on of

learned tomes, na!onal and interna!onal journals of law,

humani!es and social sciences. A large collec!on of e-

resources like Lexis Nexis, Hein Online, JSTOR, Manupatra,

AIR, SCC is a hallmark of the Library.

Auditorium, Classrooms, Hostels and Canteen

The en!re University campus has wireless internet

facility. Class Rooms are air-condi!oned, equipped with

LCD projectors and other facili!es. University has an air-

condi!oned computer lab, having 120 computers with 1

GBPS internet speed. Besides there are video

conferencing facili!es, auditorium, seminar halls,

conference rooms, etc. There are four hostels two each for

boys and girls. It also has a well furnished guest house.

University has a modern, cozy, well furnished canteen on

the campus

Sports Facili"es

Mental exercise alone is not sufficient to develop the

overall personality. Exercise of both mind and body is

necessary to keep an individual fit. With a view to provide

a congenial environment on the campus both indoor and

outdoor sports facili!es are available. Indoor facili!es

include state-of-the-art gymnasium, badminton courts,

table tennis and pool game, outdoor facili!es include

tennis courts, volley ball courts and basket ball court.

Gymnasium and Indoor Sports Facili!es

Security on the Campus

To ensure the protec!on of life and property en!re

campus is covered by a boundary wall. Round the clock

security is provided by trained security personnel.

Centers of Excellence and Chair Professorships

There are eleven : (1) LawCenters of Excellence

Governance and Human Rights; (2) Civil & Criminal Jus!ce

Administra!on; (3) Gender and Health Law; (4) Science,

Technology and Law; (5) Environmental Law; (6) Business

and Commercial Law; (7) Law, Language & Culture; (8)

Socio-Legal Studies; (9) WTO Studies; (10) Clinical Legal

Educa!on and (11) Rajiv Gandhi Na!onal Cyber Law

Centre with the support of Ministry of Human Resource

Development, Government of India. The Ministry of

Human Resource Development Govt. of India has

established a Chair on Intellectual Property Rights. The

Ministry of Consumer Affairs Government of India has

established a Chair on Consumer Laws at the University.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Government

of India has established a Chair on Energy Law.

Prof. (Dr.) S.S. Singh

Director

Mr. Ravi Pande

Registrar In-Charge


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CLATCOMMON LAW ADMISSION TEST

2015

Courses of Study

1 B.A.LL.B. (Hons.)

Dura!on of B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) course is five years.

There are three trimesters in a year and each trimester is

of three months dura!on. In each trimester students are

taught four core subjects and at least two skill papers

including Computer, English, Legal Wri!ng, Accountancy

and Research Methodology. In the final a number of

op!onal papers are also offered. To ensure con!nuous

learning there is a system of con!nuous evalua!on. In

each trimester there is a midterm examina!on, an end

term examina!on and a project work (wri$ en and

presenta!on) in each paper and a viva-voce examina!on.

2 LL.M.

Dura!on of LL.M. course is one year consis!ng of

three trimesters. Specializa!on is offered in the areas of:

(1) Business Law, (2) Intellectual Property & Business Law,

(3) Cons!tu!onal and Administra!ve Law, (4) Human

Rights, and (5) Criminal Law. Area of specializa!on is

offered subject to the availability of faculty and sufficient

number of students op!ng for it. A student in each

trimester has to undertake a wri$ en examina!on and a

project work (wri$ en and presenta!on) in each paper. In

the final trimester the student has to submit a disserta!on

and undertake a viva-voce examina!on. For the list of

subjects visit www.nliu.ac.in.

3 PGDCIL

Post Graduate Diploma through Distance Mode in

Cyber Law, is a one year program of the University.

4 MSCLIS

NLIU offers a post graduate degree course called

Master of Science in Cyber Law & Informa!on Security.

5 Ph.D. in Law

Admission to Ph.D. program is done through an All

India entrance test conducted by the University. (i) Ph.D.

Program (Law) - without fellowship. (ii) Ph.D. Program in

Intellectual Property Right, (with and without fellowship)

& (iii) Ph.D. Program in Renewable Energy (with and

without fellowship).

Full Tui"on Fee Waiver & Scholarships

NLIU seeks to encourage meritorious students with a

belief that money should not become a roadblock for

meritorious students with limited means. To realize this

objec!ve the University has ins!tuted the following

Scholarships:

There are two Merit cum Means Scholarships one in

the memory of Jus!ce J. S. Verma and the other in

the name of the University. The scholarships cover

full tui!on fee waiver for the en!re dura!on of the

B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) Course. In the first year of the

course the scholarships are awarded to the NLIU

students securing highest marks in CLAT. From

second year to fi)h year the scholarships are

awarded to the students securing highest marks

(without repeat) in the NLIU examina!ons of first

year, second year, third year and fourth year. To be

eligible for the award of the scholarships merit alone

is not sufficient to make a student eligible for the

award. The annual income of the parents of the

students should not exceed 75,000/-.`

Junior and Senior Research Fellowships awarded to

the Ph.D. students of NLIU under the Schemes of

Ministry of Human Resource Development, and

M in i st r y o f New a n d Ren ewa b le E n ergy,

Government of India.

Medals

Pt. Ramlal Ji Sharma Memorial Gold Medal is

awarded to the Topper Student of B.A.LL.B. (Hons.)

course. Pt. Ramlal Ji Sharma Memorial Silver Medal

is awarded to the Topper Student of first year, second

year, third year and fourth year of B.A.LL.B.(Hons.)

course.

Jus!ce Shachindra Diwedi Memorial Gold Medal is

awarded to the Topper Student of LL.M. Corse.

Jus!ce Nani A. Palkhiwala Memorial Gold Medal is

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Green NLIU

awarded to the Topper Student of LL.M. Course.

Mrs. Pra!bha Dubey Memorial Gold Medal is

awarded to the Topper Female Student of

B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) Course.

Jus!ce G P Singh Memorial Gold Medal is awarded to

the Topper Student of B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) Course.

Jus!ce J S. Verma Memorial Gold Medal is awarded

to the Topper Student of B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) Course.

Prof V S Rekhi Memorial Gold Medal is awarded to

the Topper Student of B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) Course.

Mr. Rizwan Shaad Memorial Gold Medal is awarded

to the Topper Student of MSCLIS Course.

Learning & Teaching Methods

We believe that learning how to learn law is more

meaningful than learning law for if we give a fish to a

woman, we feed her for a day; but if we tell her 'how to

fish, she will feed her for the whole life. We strongly

believe that in the class rooms the students and teachers

create knowledge' rather than the teacher transmi* ng

knowledge to the students. We learn law both as it is and

as it ought to be. Ought to be approach is supplemented

with the methods of social sciences and humani!es Case

method and Socra!c method of learning and teaching are

the characteris!c features of the class room discussion.

Moot court compe!!ons, client counseling skills,

language and computer proficiency are the regular and

vibrant features of NLIU. Constant and persistent

endeavors are made to keep abreast with the current

na!onal and interna!onal teaching prac!ces and to

ensure that the curriculum meets the needs, challenges

and opportuni!es of legal educa!on in the twenty-first

century.

Publica"ons

NLIU publishes three journals: (1) Indian Law

Review, (2) NLIU Journal of Intellectual Property Law and

(3) NLIU Law Review. University has also published

research monographs on different topics.

Annual Lectures and Conferences

NLIU organizes annually Jus!ce Shacheendra

Dwivedi Memorial Lecture and special regional and global

conferences on contemporary topics.

In addi!on to regular teaching and research, training

programs, refresher courses and workshops for teachers

and other target groups are con!nuing features of the

University. University is ac!vely engaged in conduc!ng

research and consultancy projects. To men!on a few, it

had undertaken projects sponsored by Government of

M.P., M.P. State Biodiversity Board, Bureau of Police

Research and Development, Ministry of Human

Resources Development , New Delhi; ICSSR, UGC, UNICEF,

UNDP, GTZ (Germany), UNFPA, etc.

Moot Court

NLIU has a Moot Court Associa!on (MCA) an elected

body of students comprising of successful and

experienced mooters. NLIU organizes the NLIU-Juris Corp

Na!onal Corporate Law Moot Court compe!!on annually

and other moot court compe!!ons from !me to !me. To

name a few, it had organized 13 Annual Stetsonth

Interna!onal Environmental Law Moot Na!onal Rounds

2008-09 and 23 Bar Council of India Trust Moot Courtrd

Compe!!on. NLIU students par!cipate in interna!onal

moot Court compe!!ons every year and have brought

laurels to the University.

Academic Exchange Program

NLIU has an understanding with the renowned

Centre for Advanced Study and Research on Intellectual

Property (CASRIP), Sea$ le, U.S.A., and two students

a$ end the summer course at Washington University,

Sea$ le every year. CASRIP provides to these students

scholarships to a$ end the program. NLIU Provides a

scholarship of Rs. 30,000/- each to the scholar students.

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

NLIU has MOUs with three Interna! onal

Universi!es:

1 Interna!onal Ins!tute of Air and Space Law of

Leiden University, Netherland.

2 McGill University, Canada.

3 Lucerne University, Switzerland.

Placement of Students

Students of NLIU have an excellent track record in

placements and placed in a number of leading na!onal

and interna!onal Law firms, banks, govt. establishments,

etc. To name a few:-

Law Firms

l Amarchand & Magaldas & Suresh A. Shroff & Co.

AZB & Partnersl

Jyo! Sagar & Associatesl

Juris Corpl

Khaitan & Co.l

Lakshmi Kumaran & Sridharanl

Vaish & Associatesl

Wadia Gandhy & Co.l

Trilegall

Foreign Law Firms

Allen & Overyl

Ashurst LLPl

Clifford Chancel

l Herbert Smith LLP

l LinkLaters

l SJ Berwin, LLP


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Corporate Houses

Aditya Birla Groupl

l Airtel

l Deloi$ e

Goldman Sachsl

l ICICI Bank Ltd

ICICI Lombard Ltdl

ICICI Pruden!al Ltdl

JSW Steel Ltdl

Larsen & Tubro Ltdl

Morgan Stanleyl

l Price Waterhouse Coopers Pvt. Ltd

l Reliance ADA Group

Government Bodies

Bharat Heavy Electricals LTDl

l Bharat Petroleum Corpora!on Ltd

HUDCOl

l Indian Oil Corpora!on

Ministry of Company Affairsl

l Oil & Natural Gas Corpora!on

SEBIl

l Unit Trust of India

Legal Process Outsourcing

l Pangea3

l Quslex

I Trimester II Trimester III Trimester

1 Sociology-I 7 Economics II 14 Political Science-I

2 Economics I 8 Sociology-II 15 International Trade & Public Finance

3 Common Law Method 9 Law of Torts-II 16 Law of Contract-II

4 Law of Torts-I 10 Law of Contract-I 17 Constitutional Law-I

5 English I 11 Legal Research Method 18 English-III

6 Computer-I 12 English-II 19 Computer-III

13 Computer-II

IV Trimester V Trimester VI Trimester

20 Political Science-II 26 Sociology of Law 31 History-II

21 Family Law-I 27 Constitutional Law-III 32 Property Law-I

22 Constitutional Law-II 28 Criminal Law-I (IPC) 33 Family Law-II

23 Criminology 29 History-I 34 Criminal Law-II(IPC)

24 Equity Trust & Specific Relief 30 Legal Writing-II 35 Legal Writing-III

25 Legal Writing-I

VII Trimester VIII Trimester IX Trimester

36 Law of Business Association-I 42 Civil Procedure Code-II 48 Criminal Law-III(Cr.PC)

37 Human Rights Law 43 Law of Business Association-II 49 Civil Procedure Code-III(ADR)

38 International Trade Law 44 Law of Evidence-I 50 Law of Evidence-II

39 Civil Procedure Code-I 45 Property Law-II 51 Administrative Law-I

40 Accountancy-I 46 Accountancy-II 52 Accountancy-III

41 Legal Writing-IV 47 Legal Writing-V 53 Legal Writing-VI

X Trimester XI Trimester XII Trimester

54 Administrative Law-II 59 Intellectual Property RightsI 64 Labour Law-I

55 Law of Business Association-III 60 Banking Law 65 Intellectual Property Rights II

56 Criminal Law-IV(Cr.PC) 61 Insurance Law 66 Environmental Law

57 Jurisprudence- I 62 Jurisprudence- II 67 Conflict of Laws

58 Clinical Course-I 63 Clinical Course-II 68 Clinical Course-III

XIII Trimester XIV Trimester XV Trimester

69 Public International Law 79 Professional Ethics Optional Subjects

70 Labour Law-II 80 Interpretation of Statutes 90 Space Law

71 Clinical Course-IV 81 Taxation Law 91 Natural Resources Law

Optional Subjects 82 Clinical Course-V 92 Religion & Law

72Transport Law including Carriage

of GoodsOptional Subjects 93 Law and Economics

73 Socio Economic Offences 83 Health Law 94 Law Relating to Affirmative Action

74 Juvenile Justice & Human Rights 84 Disability Law 95 Cyber Law

75International Environmental

Law85 Critical Legal Studies

96Law Relating to Design and

Topography of IC76 Media, Law and Culture 86 Consumer Protection Law

77 Law and Globalisation 87 Tribal and Customary Laws

97 International Taxation Law78

Law Relating to Biodiversity,

Traditional Knowledge,

Intellectual Property Rights

88 Law, Women and Human Rights

89 Competition Law

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**The above given course structure is subject to revision.

List of Subjects B.A.LL.B.(Hons.)**

Category

I. P. &

Busi.

Law

Busi. Law

Consti. &

Admin

Law

Crim. Law H. R. Law

M. P. SC 01 01 01 01 01

M. P. ST 01 01 01 01 02

M. P. OBC 01 01 01 01 01

General 05 (02#) 05 (02#) 05 (02#) 05 (02#) 11 (04#)

Total 08 08 08 08 15

A number of students are also working with senior

lawyers of Supreme Court & High Courts, and are also

prac!cing as advocates in district courts, High Courts and

Supreme Court. Some of the students are working as

Advocates on Record in Supreme Court of India and also as

Judges in different states. Some have joined Teaching /

Research profession. A number of students are selected

for pres!gious Clerkship programme of the Supreme Court

of India.

A number of NLIU students have gone for higher

studies to some of the leading universi!es of world, like,

Oxford University, Cambridge University, Harvard

University, Columbia University, University of London,

NewYork University, Na!onal University of Singapore, etc.

NL I U st u d ent s h ave rec e ived p res! g io u s

scholarships like Common wealth Scholarship (UK),

Erasmus Mundus Scholarship (EU).

Admissions:-

Intake and Reserva"on for B.A.LL.B. (Hons.)

Course.

Through CLAT-2015, NLIU shall admit students to its

B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Course as per the following table:

1. Out of 68 Seats 26 Seats under unreserved category

are horizontally reserved for candidates having

domicile cer!ficated of State of M. P.

2. For the meaning of 'NRI/NRI Sponsored' see

www.nliu.ac.in.

3. Reserved for candidates of State of Jammu and

Kashmir.

30% Seats are horizontally reserved for women

candidates.

3% Seats are horizontally reserved for Persons with

Disability.


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Intake and Reserva"on for LL.M. Programme

Two seats are horizontally reserved for candidates of

Persons with Disability category.

30% seats are horizontally reserved for women

candidates.

# Out of 31 Seats 12 Seats under Unreserved Category

is horizontally reserved for candidates having

domicile cer!ficated of State of M.P.

Annual Fees Schedule for BA.LL.B.(Hons.) & LL.M.

1. There shall be an annual increase of 5,000/- in the`

Tui!on Fee for Indian Na!onals every academic

session of the 5-year B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Course.

2. Payment towards Hostel Charges shall be made

separately by the students.

3. The fees / charges are provisional and subject to

revision as per the decision of University.

Category Number

of Seats

Category Number

of

Seats

M.P. State SC 09 All India SC 08

MP State ST 11 All India ST 04

MP State OBC 08 Unreserved

Category

681

NRI/NRI

Sponsored

182

Supernumer

ary Quota

023

ParticularB.A.LL.B.

(Hons.)LL.M.

I Admission Fees (One Time) ` 6,000 ` 6,000

II Tuition Fee

SC/ST/OBC/PWD/General

Students` 96,000 ` 65,000

NRI / NRI Sponsored US$ 10000 -

III Examination & Facilities Fee

Reading Material Fee ` 6,000 ` 6,000

IT/Computer Fee ` 9,000 ` 9,000

Examination Fee ` 6,000 ` 6,000

Moot Court Fee ` 3,000 -

Extra Curricular Fee/ Student

Welfare Fee` 6,000 ` 6,000

Campus Development Fee ` 6,000 ` 6,000

Sports Fee ` 4,500 ` 4,500

Library Fee ` 6,000 ` 6,000

IV Hostel Charges

Hostel Application Charges ` 250 ` 250

Room Rent Charges ` 18,000 ` 18,000

Mess Charges ` 26,000 ` 26,000

Hostel Amenities Charges ` 7,500 ` 7,500

VRefundable Charges (One

Time)

Caution Money ` 5,000 ` 5,000

Library Deposit ` 5,000 ` 5,000

Hostel Deposit ` 5,000 ` 5,000


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Registrar

The Na"onal Law Ins"tute University

Kerwa Dam Road, Bhopal 462044 (M.P)

Tele: - (0755) 2696965/70/71,

Tele Fax: (0755) 2696724,972

E-mail: [email protected], Web: www.nliu.ac.in

For further details, contact:

4. Fees once deposited shall not be refunded under any

circumstances whatsoever.

5. As per the order of the Department of Tribal and

Scheduled Cast Welfare, Govt. of M.P., Bhopal the

candidates belonging SC/ST and OBC categories of

M.P. are en!tled to get reimbursement of tui!on fee

from Govt. of M.P.

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