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Akola Education Society’s

AKOLA LAW COLLEGE Inspiring Country’s Youth

[ Code No. 243 ]

Recognized by the Government of Maharashtra

Affiliated to SGB Amravati University

Approved by the Bar Council of India, New Delhi.

P R O S P E C T U S Academic Year: 2017-18

Akola Law College, Akola



The logo contains the motto, the famous maxim, “NEMO EST SUPRO LEGES”

means “NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW”.

Inside logo’s circle is depicted a Banyan tree, indicative of prosperity and

spirituali ty.

VISION

"TO ASPIRE TO BECOME ONE OF

THE BEST LAW SCHOOLS

IN THE COUNTRY BY PROMOTING

QUALITY

TEACHING-LEARNING AND

RESEARCH FACILITIES

IN THE FIELD OF LEGAL

EDUCATION"

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MISSION“TO MAKE THE INSTITUTION

A TEMPLE OF HIGHER LEGAL

LEARNING

BY KINDLING THE LIGHT

OF INQUISITIVENESS IN THE HEARTS

OF PUPILS, THEREBY MAKING THEM

CAPABLE OF UNDERSTANDING THE

BASIC

PURPOSE AND SPIRIT OF LAW AND

JUSTICE”

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OBJECTIVES

i) To inculcate sound abilities, proficiencies, values, self-confidence and creativity

among the pupils;

ii)To imbibe the basic values of democracy, secularism, equality, mutual tolerance,

peaceful co-existence, social justice and ethics as enshrined in the Constitution of

India;

iii) To make the institution a seat of higher legal learning by promoting research;

iv) To disseminate advanced legal knowledge based on common sense and wisdom

by preserving India's cultural heritage;

v)To equip the pupils with basic skills to face the day to day challenges in the legal and

judicial field by sharpening their decision-making and problem-solving

capabilities;

vi) To develop a sense of self-respect and dignity among the backward and weaker

sections of the society;

vii) To correlate value-based education with spiritual learning leading to the creation

of an ideal corruption free society with a clean and healthy environment fit to lead

a peaceful life;

viii) To create health consciousness and awareness among the pupils, with emphasis on

Yoga, to make them mentally and physically fit to face the tough tasks with

dexterity and agility.

Prospectus : 2017-18

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About the Akola Education Society:

Akola Education Society (AES) was established on the auspicious day of Tilak

Jayanti on 23rd

July 1927. The Society is a pioneering educational trust formed

and established by members drawn from the teaching community wi th the

objective of propagating education in the region, providing education from the

grass root level , i .e, play group to the post -graduate level.

AES, the well -managed trust , has successfully established 12 educational

institutions, Akola Law College, being one of them.

Members Of Governing Council :

01. PROF. P. D. MANDAOGANE HON. PRESIDENT

02. PROF. A. K. PARASKAR SR.VICE PRESIDENT

03. ADV. R. R. DESHPANDE JR. VICE PRESIDENT

04. SHRI V. G. DESHPANDE HON. SECRETARY

05. PROF. K. R. JOSHI JT. SECRETARY

06. DR. S. P. ROTHE HON. MEMBER

07. SHRI S. R. AMRAVATIKAR HON. MEMBER

08. SHRI JAYANT PADGILWAR HON. MEMBER

09. SHRI P. M. NAND HON. MEMBER

10. DR. V. D. NANOTI HON. MEMBER

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About Akola Law College:

Akola Law College was established in the year 2004-‟05. The Govt. of Maharashtra granted

permission to the Society to start a five-year law degree course college on permanent no-grant

basis vide its letter No. NGC 2004/ (1/04)/MS-4, dated 15th July 2004. The college is affiliated to

Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati, which granted its first affiliation vide its letter

No. AU/8/C-2274/2004, dated 01st September 2004. The college started its regular functioning

by admitting students from the academic year 2005-2006. The college introduced LL.M. course in

five groups from the academic year 2009-2010. LL. B. Three Year Course will be introduced in

the College from the Academic year 2017-18.

College Development Committee:

President of the Society

Prof. P. D. Mandaogane

Ex-Officio Chairman

Secretary of the Society Shri V. G. Deshpande

Head of Department Vacant

Representative of Teaching Staff Prof. Seema Shirsat

Representative of Teaching Staff Vacant

Representative of Teaching Staff Vacant

Local Member Nominated by Mgt Dr. S. P. Rothe

(Education)

Local Member Nominated by Mgt Shri Jayant Padgilwar

(Industry)

Local Member Nominated by Mgt Dr. S. C. Bhandari

(Research)

Local Member Nominated by Mgt Shri Manish Gangane

(Social Service, Alumni)

Representative of Non-Teaching Staff Ms. Poonam Shukla

Chairperson, I Q A C Prof. Deepali Sharma

President of the College Students' Council

Vacant

Secretary of the College Students' Council Vacant

Principal of the College Prin. Ratna Chandak

Member – Secretary

Faculty of the College:

Name with Qualification Designation Prof. Ratna Chandak , SET, LL. M. (Busi. & Com.

Law), LL. M. (Crime & Tort)

Principal

Prof. Seema Shirsat, LL. M. (Criminal Law), NET

(JRF), SET

Assist. Professor

Prof. Deepali Sharma, LL. M. (Corporate Law), NET

Lecturer


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Visiting Faculty:

List of Non Teaching Faculties:

Courses Offered:

The college offers following courses-

LL. B. (Five year Integrated Degree Course after XII) (Semester Pattern):

LL. B. (Three Year Degree Course after Graduation) (Semester Pattern) :

(From the Academic Year 2017-18)

LL. M. in Five Groups (Two Year Course) (Semester pattern)

1. Criminal Law 2. Constitution & Administrative Laws 3. Business Law

4. Human Rights. 5. Corporate Law

S. N. Name Qualification 1 Adv. K. G. Mohta Senior Practicing Advocate( Civil Matters)

2 Adv. Munna Khan Senior Practicing Advocate( Criminal Matters)

3 Adv. S. S. Kulkarni Senior Practicing Advocate( Civil Matters)

4 Adv. A. V. Pathkedkar Senior Practicing Advocate( Labour Matters)

5 Adv. Umesh Tiwari Practicing Advocate, ( Civil and Criminal Matters)

6 Adv. Pappu Morwal Practicing Advocate, ( Civil and Criminal Matters)

7 Prof. Ms. S. S. Lod APP, LL. M. (Human Rights)

8 Prof. Rakhi Jaiswal LL.M. (Corporate Law)

9 Prof. Neetu Thakur LL. M. (Criminal Law)

10 Prof. Sangita Bhombale M.SW., LL. M. (Criminal Law)

11 Prof. Bharti Rungta LL. M (Constitutional Law)

12 Prof. Leena Diwanka LL.M. (Corporate Law)

13 Prof. Dipika Pitale LL. M (Corporate Law)

14 Prof. Komal Sharma LL. M ( Business Law)

15 Prof. Rachana Sharma M. A. (English)

16 Prof. Rupali Pachare M. A. (Marathi)

17 Prof. Priyanka Shahu M. Phil., M. Com.

18 Prof. Akhilesh Joshi M. A. (Political Science)

19 Prof. Amol Kajle M. Phil., M. Com.

20 CA Ghanshyam Chandak FCA, M. Com.

S. N. Name Designation Qualification

01 Mr. Sunil Dharmadhikari Supervisor M. Com.

02 Mrs. Poonam Shukla Clerk M. Com. GDC & A

03 Mr. Rahul Wankhade Jr. Clerk LL. B

04 Ms. Deepali Tanwar Librarian M. Lib.

06 Mr. Pawan Wankhade Peon C. Lib (Pursuing)

07 Mr. Vijay Chandanshiv Peon 9th


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Eligibility and Admission Process:

LL. B. Courses:

The admissions for both LL. B. Courses at Akola Law College, Akola will be through MH-CET

LAW only.

MH-CET Law Eligibility Criteria

Indian National candidates are eligible to apply for this exam.

For LL.B (five-year) programmes, students must have passed 12th

or equivalent exam

from any recognized board securing 45% marks for general and 40% marks for SC/ST

candidates.

For LL.B (Three year) course, candidates must hold a graduate or post-graduate degree

with obtaining minimum 45% marks for general candidate and 40% marks for SC/ST

candidates.

To be eligible for LLB programme, candidate must have completed their qualification in

the pattern 0of 10+2+3.

Students who are appearing in the qualifying exam are also eligible to apply.

MH CET Law 2017 Exam Pattern

Exam Date: Examination for 3-years LL.B. programme was held on 21st May 2017 and

for 5-years LL.B. programme, the examination was conducted on 20th

May 2017.

Exam Mode: The examination was organized in online mode (computer based test).

Question Paper Type: The question paper was containing objective type questions with

four options.

Paper Language: The question paper was asked in English and Marathi language.

Exam Duration: The exam duration was two hours (120 minutes).

Sections: The question paper was comprised in different sections such as Legal Aptitude

and Legal Reasoning, General Knowledge with Current Affairs, Logical and Analytical

Reasoning, English and Mathematical Aptitude.

Number of Questions: Total 150 questions were asked in the examination of 1 mark

each.

Negative Marking: There is no negative marking in this exam.


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LL. M. Course: Information regarding admission criteria, procedure and fees for LL. M. Course offered at ALC

shall be available at the college office (kindly Contact us).

Necessary Documents:

Admission must be taken by the student in person, by submitting the following documents in

original with attested 3 sets of photocopy and recent passport size photographs, with name written

on the backside. Old/ marked/used photograph will not be accepted.

1. Statement of Marks of the Common Entrance Test (CET) Examination

2. Original Statement of Marks of the Qualifying Examination

3. Original Caste Certificate by the students intending to avail benefits of the below mentioned

categories:

1. Scheduled Caste

2. Scheduled Tribes including those outside specific areas.

3. De- notified Tribes

4. Nomadic Tribes

5. S.B.C.

6. Other Backward Classes

4. Certified copy of document indicating the date of birth

5. Gap Certificate (if any gap in learning)

6. Migration Certificate, if from other University

7. Non creamy Layer Certificate

8. Domical Certificate

9. Foreign students seeking admission should produce their passport and student visa at the time

of admission. Those holding tourist visas or entry visas will not be considered.

Meritorious Result:

RESULT OF FIRST BATCH (2009 – 2010)

91% result of final year

80% students in first class

Top Achievers

Ms. Parita Shah secured First

Ms. Monali Ingole secured Fifth position in University Merit List.

RESULT OF SECOND BATCH 2010 – 2011)




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Top Achievers

Ms. Shubhanghi Lokhande secured Second

Ms. Vrushali Bangale secured Third position in University Merit List.

RESULT OF THIRD BATCH (2011– 2012)

87.50 % result of final year

100 % students in first class

Top Achievers

Nitesh Rathod secured Second position in University Merit List.

RESULT OF FOURTH BATCH (2012– 2013)



Top Achiever

Ms. Megha Joshi secured third position in University Merit List.

RESULT OF FIFTH BATCH (2013– 2014)



RESULT OF SIXTH BATCH (2014– 2015)



RESULT OF SEVENTH BATCH (2015– 2016)

60 % result of final year


LL. M. Topper (2014-15)

Rashmi Pande secured First Merit in the University Merit List

Additional Information:

Attendance: Students should attend the classes regularly. 75% attendance is compulsory as per

university rules. Otherwise, the students shall not be qualified for appearing in the university and

college examinations.

Medium: The medium of instruction shall be English.

Term and vacation: The term and vacation shall be as prescribed by the University.

Uniform: Students should attend the college in uniform as prescribed by the college authorities.

Adherence to dress code is mandatory.

Identity card: Identity Card will be supplied by the college. Students shall keep the identity

card in their possession while on the college premises. They should produce the same as and

when demanded.

College hours: The classes will be conducted in the morning and noon session.


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Infrastructure and Other Facilities:

Library: The College provides excellent library facility to its students with more than 4530

number of books. Library is stacked up with books on law and allied subjects. The college also

subscribes to current and back volumes of A.I.R., Cr.L.J., S.C.J., M.L.J., other journals and

databases of Supreme Court cases, High Court cases and Central and State legislations. Book Bank

Facility is available for the students on payment of necessary deposit.

Auditorium: The College has the auditorium and conference hall with a seating capacity of

300 persons.

Computer Centre with internet connectivity: - The College has computer laboratory

with adequate numbers of computers with internet facility. Students have free access to use the

computer laboratory.

Legal Aid Clinic: To help the needy persons and to give the students the practical knowledge

of law, the college has set up a „Free Legal Aid Clinic‟. The college organizes free legal aid

camps, legal literacy camps, women & children rights awareness camps etc.

Games and Sports: Facilities for various games and sports are available in the college

including play ground for volley ball, basket ball, cricket and other out-door games.

Scholarship and Concession: Government of India Scholarship is available for the

students of S.T., S.C., O.B.C. and N.T. etc. The management will consider the grant of

scholarship and fee concessions in selected deserving cases on receiving applications. The

decision of the management in this regard shall be final.

National Minority Scholarship: National Minority Scholarship is also available for those

students who have from minority community.

Moot Court Hall: Moot Court room has been set up at the college with all required facilities

including furniture, books and others. The college regularly organizes moot court activities.


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Conferences, Seminars, Workshops organized by the College:

CONFERENCES

ONE-DAY UNIVERSITY LEVEL CONFERENCE on “The Role of Teachers in the

Changing Scenario of Higher Education” held in the year 2005-06.

TWO-DAY MAHARASHTRA STATE LAW TEACHERS‟ CONFERENCE on

“Challenges before Legal Education” held in the year 2006-07.

TWO DAY NATIONAL SUMMIT ON “Law and Legal Education –Nectar” on 26th

and

27th

March 2011.

UGC SPONSERED TWO DAY NATIONAL CONFERENCE on “Consumer Protection

and Welfare in Global Economy: Nectar – 2012”.

Two Day Interdisciplinary National Dialogue on “The Role of the Supreme Judiciary in

Progressive Social Change: Nectar – 2016” was organised by the college on 6th

and 7th

Feb. 2016.

SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS and LEGAL AWARENESS PROGRAMME:

Workshop “Voyage-2006”on “Confidence Building and Career Advancement” Two-

day workshop (exclusively for students) held in the year 2006-07.

Para-Legal Training Workshop - On 11th August 2007.

Workshop and Presentation on “Widow Remarriage and Shivaji Maharaj

Administration” by the students in the year 2008.

Skill Enhancement Workshop “Edu-Fest”: On 22nd

and 23rd

August 2008.

Seminar on "Human Trafficking” on dated 15th

March 2009. The chief guest of the

workshop was Hon'ble Shri Ambadas Joshi, Judge, and High Court of Judicature at

Bombay, Nagpur Bench, and Nagpur.

Seminar on "Challenges before Young Advocates in Moufsil Areas”

Work Shop on “Litigation Free Village” on 10th October 2009 with Akola District Court.

Legal Literacy Camp was organized at Bhilkheda, Ta. Chikhaldara, Dist. Amravati in

Melghat valley especially for Aadivasi Community on 25th Feb. 2010.

Skill Enhancement Workshop (Edu-Vista): The College arranged Skill Enhancement

Workshop on 27th

September 2010 for overall development of the personality of the

students.


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Legal Awareness Programme- On 29th

January 2011, The College arranged the

programme for the legal literacy on “Working and the Roll of District Legal Services

Authority”.

Seminar on “Social and Legal Status of the Child” was organized on „Law Day‟ on 9th

Oct. 2011 under the guidance Hon‟ble Shri N. V. Deshmukh, Principal and Sessions

Judge, Akola and Shri. Sanjay Sengar, Member, Child Welfare Committee, Akola.

Legal Literacy Camp- the College arranged camp in “Materica-2012‟. Education and

Public Awareness Campaign organized by Akola Builders Association, from 28th

Jan. to

31st Jan 2012.

Legal Literacy Camp- the College arranged camp in “Materica-2012‟. Education and

Public Awareness Campaign organized by Akola Builders Association, from 28th

Jan. to

31st Jan 2014.

Legal Awareness Camp- “Free Legal Aid Clinic‟ the College arranged camp at Shri.

Gopalkrishna Gouseva Anusandhan Kendra, Kanshivani‟ on 9th

Nov.2014.

Swach Bharat Abhiyan was started in the College.

Blood Donation Camp was organized on 14th

Feb.2015.

Workshop on the Juvenile Justice Reformation Act, 1976 was organised on 13th

Jan

2016.

Legal Literacy Camp- the College arranged camp in MIDC Police Station, Akola on the

occasion of World Women‟s Day on date 8th March 2016.

Legal Literacy Camp- the College arranged camp in institutions run under the aegis of

Akola Education Society on the topic of Sexual Harassment of the Women at Workplace

2013 on 25th

Mar 2017

GUEST LECTURES:

Guest Lecture of Mr. Ravindra Nangre, Manager, State Bank of India, Main Branch,

Akola, on “Human Resource Management – Behavioral Science” on 3rd August 2006.

Symposium with Dr. V. L. Jarare, Ph. D. guide for Political Science, on the topic of

“Constitutional Governance - A Prelude” on 14th Dec, 2006.

Guest Lecture of Adv. Rajeev Patil, President, District Consumer Forum, Akola, on the

“Working of the District Consumer Forum” in the year 2007.


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Special interactive-guest lecture of Hon‟ble Shri Dhananjay Chandrachund, Judge High

Court of Judicature at Bombay, Mumbai on “Challenges to Constitutional Governance”

on 23rd Dec, 2006.

Guest lecture on “Hindu Marriage - A Contract Or A Sacrament?” by Adv. Ramkrishna

Pund, Karanja on 24th Jan, 2009.

Special interactive-guest lecture of Hon‟ble Shri. Vallabhadas Mohta, Former Chief

Justice, Orissa High Court on “Alternative Disputes Resolution System”.

Special interactive-guest lecture of Hon‟ble Mr. Devdatta Dharmadhikari, former

Supreme Court Judge and former President of M.P. State Human Rights Commission, on

the topic “Human Rights In 21st Century” on 27th March 2011.

Guest lecture of Hon‟ble Smt. Aruna Farswani, Judge, Family Court, Akola, was

organized on the topic “Constitutional Reforms-With Respect To Honour Killing, Live-In

Relationship and Gay Marriages” on 27th March 2011.

An interactive lecture of Dr. Shrihari Mandaogane, Divisional General Manager, TQM,

TATA Motors, Pune on the Topic „Achieving Total Satisfaction of the Customers in

Automobile Industry in Global Economy‟ on 30th

Sept.2012.

Symposium on “Broken Home - Our Responsibility” on 5th

September 2013.

On the occasion of the Foundation Day, Shri. Sudhakar Deshumkh, Police Superintendent,

Akola was invited as a chief guest. He delivered lecture on “The Role of the Police

towards the Society”.

College Council organised guest lecture of Adv. B. K. Gandhi, Member, Bar Council of

Maharashtra and Goa, on 4th

Aug. 2014. He delivered a lecture on the topic “Books - the

Best Friends”.

Sports and Cultural Committee celebrated Teachers‟ Day on 5th

Sept. 2014. On this

occasion Prin. Morshikar was invited. He guided the students and the staff on the topic

“Bond between Teachers and the Students”.

The College organised guest lecture of Shri S. G. Deshpande, Principal and Session Judge,

Akola on 17th

Jan. 2015. He guided the students on the topic “Opportunities in

Judiciary”.

Research Committee organised a lecture of CA Ghanshyam Chandak on 07th

Mar. 2015.

He reviewed thoroughly “Financial Budget -2015”.


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Women Security Cell organised lecture of Dr. Sangita Lohakpure, Principal, Dhabekar

Arts and Commerce College, on “Sound Mind and Good Health for Secured Life”.

Educational Tours and Visits:

Education tour to High Court of Bombay, Aurangabad Bench.

Historical tour to places like Daulatabad Fort, Ellora Caves and Bibi Ka Makbara.

Publication:

Publication of A Peer Reviewed Law Journal, „LAW BEACON – The Journal of Legal

Awareness‟ with ISBN.

Publication of College Annual Magazine “Vidhi-Jyot‟.

Publication of ALC‟S Awakening ------------ News-letter, an annual report of the college.

Distinguished and Noted Visitors from Bar and Bench:

Hon‟ble Mr. R. M. Lodha, Former Chief Justice of India

Hon‟ble Mr. Ashok Bhan, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India and President, National

Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, New Delhi.

Hon‟ble MR. D. M. Dharmadhikari, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India and Former

Chairman, M. P. Human Right Commission

Hon‟ble Mr. V. S. Sirpurkar, Judge, Supreme Court of India.

Hon‟ble Shri Vallabhdasji Mohta, Former Chief Justice, Orissa High Court

Hon‟ble Shri Zaka Haq, Judge, Bombay High Court, Nagpur Bench, Nagpur

Hon‟ble Shri Palsikar, Judge, Bombay High Court

Hon‟ble Shri A. V. Mohta, Judge, Bombay High Court

Hon‟ble Shri D. Y. Chandrachood, Judge Bombay High Court

Hon‟ble Shri. Ashok Cheema, Former Registrar, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi and

Former Judge, Bombay High Court

Hon. Shri. Ambadas Joshi, Chairman, MAT, Mumbai and Former Judge, Bombay High

Court

Hon‟ble Shri Shreehari Aney, former Advocate General, State of Maharashtra.

Hon‟ble Prof. (Dr.) N. R. Madhava Menon, Chancellor, Guru Ghasidas Central

University, Bilaspur, Founder Vice-Chancellor, National Law School, Bangalore and

National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata


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Eligibility for Admission in Next Year:

Contact Information Telephone (0724) 2410765 Mobile No. 8857078775

Postal Address: 'Shikshan Sankul', Behind District Court, Near Ramdas Peth Police

Station, Akola. Pin: 444004

Electronic mail: [email protected] , [email protected]

Website: www.akolalawcollege.com

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Akola Law College, Akola ‘Shikshan Sankul’, Behind District Court, Near Ramdaspeth Police Station,

Akola- 444004 (MS)

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Name of

Examination

The student should

have passed the

examination of -

The student would

have satisfactorily

completed the

following semester/s –

The student should have

passed the examination of -

1 2 3 4

LL. B. Five Year Course

LL. B. II Sem. LL. B. I Sem.

LL. B. III Sem. LL. B. II Sem. 1/2 Papers of LL. B. I & II

Sem. Combined together

LL. B. IV Sem. LL. B. III Sem. - DO -

LL. B. V Sem. LL. B. I & II Sem. LL. B. IV Sem. 1/2 Papers of LL. B. III &

IV Sem. Combined together

LL. B. VI Sem. - DO - LL. B. V Sem. - DO -

LL. B. VII Sem. LL. B. III & IV

Sem.

LL. B. VI Sem. 1/2 Papers of LL. B. V &

VI Sem. Combined together

LL. B. VIII Sem. - DO - LL. B. VII Sem. - DO -

LL. B. XI Sem. LL. B. V & VI Sem. LL. B. VIII Sem. 1/2 Papers of LL. B. VII &

VIII Sem. Combined together

LL. B. X Sem. - DO - LL. B. XI Sem. - DO -

LL. M. Course

LL. M. II Sem. LL. M. I Sem.

LL. M. III Sem. LL. M. II Sem.

1/2 Papers of LL. M. I & II


LL. M. IV Sem. LL. M. I & II Sem. LL. M. III Sem. 1/2 Papers of LL. M. III


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