School of Law & Jurisprudence

Law professionals are characterized as "Social Engineers". Law as a profession and legal education as a discipline was not a popular choice of the students in India prior to the introduction of year law course. In a democratic country like India, where rule of law is the driving force of the Government, legal education assumes great.

The study of law in order to be meaningful has to be context of social realities. The legal education in India is regulated by multiple agencies including University Grants Commission (UGC), Bar Council of India (BCI), The Government and the respective University authorities. Ignorance of law is not innocence but a sin which cannot be excused.

Thus, legal education is imperative not only to produce good lawyers but also to create cultured law abiding citizens, who are inculcated with concepts of values, legal ethics and human rights. Imparting of legal education has always been considered as one to the noblest profession. Today, legal education derives its impetus from the economic, social and political set up of the society.

S.No	COURSE NAME	ELIGIBILITY	TUITION FEE PER ANNUM (Rs.)	DURATION (Years)
1	B.A.LL.B.	Minimum percentage of marks in the qualifying or higher examination for General Category shall be 45%, for OBC 42% and for SC/ST 40%. Fraction shall not be rounded up to the minimum percentage herein before provided for	1,16,000 (Total Fee)	5
2	LLB	Minimum percentage of marks in the Degree course ( graduation) in any discipline for Three years' LL.B. course,for General Category shall be 45%, for OBC 42% and for SC/ST 40%	35,100	3
3	LLM (1 Year )	LLB/B.L. Degree/5 yrs LLB Degree course under 10+2+5 from any recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate. 5% relaxation to SC/ST candidates	51,000	1
4	LL.M. (2 Year )	LLB/B.L. Degree/5 yrs LLB Degree course under 10+2+5 from any recognized university with at least 50% marks in aggregate. 5% relaxation to SC/ST candidates.	31,000	2
5	M. Phil.	As per UGC Regulation 2016	----------	2
6	Ph.D	As per UGC Regulation 2016.	----------	Min. 3 to Max. 5 Years

Lecture 1.1
What is UI/UX?