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  • BA LLB Hons with specialisation in energy, criminal, labour and constitution law creates legal experts in the field of law and equips professionals with the knowledge about the national and international regulatory framework of criminal law 
  • In this particular LLB specialisation, students study law, legal problems, and legality of actions in the criminal/labour/constitutional law domain 
  • Students also deal with the key legal issues that may arise in the criminal justice system
Semester ISemester II

Subject

  • General English I
  • Digital Device and its Applications
  • Political Science I
  • History
  • Legal Methods & Legal Reasoning
  • Law of Contract I
  • Law of Tort and Consumer Protection Laws
  • Fundamentals of Moot Court (Clinical 1)

Subject

  • General English II
  • Political Science II
  • Legal History
  • Business Economics I (Micro)
  • Sociology
  • Law of Contract II
  • Legal Language and Legal Writing
  • Language Lab

Open Elective 1 (Any One)

  • Principles and Practices of Management
  • Financial Management
  • Marketing Management
  • Human Resource Management
  • Counselling Skills for Law Professionals
Semester IIISemester IV

Subject

  • Business Economics II (Macro)
  • Political Science III
  • Constitutional Law I
  • Law of Crimes I : Indian Penal Code
  • Law of Crimes II : Code of Criminal Procedure I
  • Client Counselling (Clinical 2)
  • Advance Skillset Development

Program Elective 1 (Any Two)

  • Philosophy
  • Psychology
  • World History

Subject

  • Jurisprudence
  • Constitutional Law II
  • Interpretation of Statutes
  • Law of Crimes III : Code of Criminal Procedure II, Juvenile Justice Act and Probation of Offenders Act
  • Law of Evidence
  • Drafting in Criminal Matters (Clinical 3)
  • Trial Advocacy (Clinical 4)
  • Advance Skillset Development Pro

Open Elective 2 (Any One)

  • French
  • Arabic
  • Spanish
  • Mandarin
  • German
Semester VSEMESTER VI

Subject

  • Company Law I
  • Family Law I
  • Administrative Law
  • Code of Civil procedure I
  • Transfer of Property and Easement Law
  • Drafting of Writs & Conveyance (Clinical 5)

Program Elective 2 (Any One)

  • Economics of Crime
  • Economics of Labour
  • Comparative Civil and Political Rights
  • Economics of Law Enforcement

Subject

  • Company Law II
  • Family Law II
  • Labour Law I
  • Public International Law
  • Code of Civil Procedure II and Limitation Act, 1963
  • Alternate Dispute Resolution
  • Criminology (Hons 1) (Criminal Law Specialization) / Personnel Management (Hons 1) (Labour Law Specialization) / Making of the Indian Constitution (Hons 1) (Constitutional Law Specialization)
  • Drafting of Civil Instruments (Clinical 6)
SEMESTER VIISEMESTER VIII

Subject

  • Taxation Law
  • Labour Law II
  • Environmental Studies and Law
  • Comparative Criminal Procedure (Hons 2) (Criminal Law Specialization) / Industrial Jurisprudence (Hons 2) (Labour Law Specialization) / Jurisprudential approach to the Constitution (Hons 2) (Constitutional Law Specialization)
  • Financial and Systematic Fraud (Hons 3) (Criminal Law Specialization) / Laws of Industrial Relations (Hons 3) (Labour Law Specialization) / Comparative Constitutionalism (Hons 3) (Constitutional Law Specialization)
  • Books to Courtroom

Program Elective 3 (Any One)

  • Right to Information Law
  • Insurance Law
  • Aviation, Air and Space Law
  • Law relating to Human Rights
  • Maritime Law

Workshop on Anyone of the following: Program Elective 4 (Clinical 7)

  • Workshop on Mediation
  • Workshop on International Arbitration
  • Workshop on Negotiation and Drafting of International Commercial Contracts

Program Elective 5 (Any One) Seminar I

  • Seminar on Law relating to Women and Children
  • Seminar on Media Law
  • Seminar on Medical Law
  • Seminar on Artificial Intelligence and Law
  • Seminar on International Humanitarian Law
  • Seminar on Comparative Public Law
  • Seminar on Infrastructure Law
  • Seminar on Law and Governance
  • Seminar on National and International Perspectives of Law on Minorities
  • Seminar on Criminology and Criminal Justice Administration

Subject

  • Intellectual Property Law
  • International Criminal Law (Hons 4) (Criminal Law Specialization) / Laws for Labour Welfare (Hons 4) (Labour Law Specialization) / Comparative Federalism (Hons 4) (Constitutional Law Specialization)
  • Socio-Economic Offences (Hons 5) (Criminal Law Specialization) / Laws for Industrial Injury (Hons 5) (Labour Law Specialization) / Legislative Relations (Hons 5) (Constitutional Law Specialization)
  • Dissertation I

Program Elective 6 (Any one)

  • Private International Law
  • Competition Law
  • Banking and Negotiable Instruments Law
  • International Economic Law

Program Elective 7 (Any One) Seminar II

  • Seminar on Law and Economics
  • Seminar on Climate Change and Law
  • Seminar on Water Law
  • Seminar on Housing Law
  • Seminar on Law of the Global Commons
  • Seminar on Internet Security Law
  • Seminar on Patenting of Life forms
  • Seminar on WTO and Law
  • Seminar on Corporate Crimes
  • Seminar on Victimology
  • Seminar on International e-Commerce
  • Seminar on Plea Bargaining
  • Seminar on Compensation to Victims of Crime
  • Seminar on Labour Reforms
  • Seminar on Industrial Injury
SEMESTER IXSEMESTER X

Subject

  • Forensic Science and the Law (Hons 6) (Criminal Law Specialization) / Laws for Labour Regulation (Hons 6) (Labour Law Specialization) / Election Law (Hons 6) (Constitutional Law Specialization)
  • Cyber Crimes (Hons 7) (Criminal Law Specialization) / Laws of Industrial Dispute Resolution I (Hons 7) (Labour Law Specialization) / Constitutional Amendment Procedure (Hons 7) (Constitutional Law Specialization)
  • Penology and Victimology (Hons 8) (Criminal Law Specialization) / Laws of Industrial Dispute Resolution II (Hons 8) (Labour Law Specialization) / Gender Justice and Feminist Jurisprudence (Hons 8) (Constitutional Law Specialization)
  • Dissertation II

Program Elective 8 (Any one) Seminar III (Hons. 9)

  • Seminar on International Labour Laws/Seminar on Right to education/Seminar on Criminal Sociology
  • Seminar on Trade Union and Workers Welfare/Seminar on Local Self Government Administration/Seminar on Probation and Parole
  • Seminar on Labour Laws in Globalised World/Seminar on Media and the Constitution/Seminar on offences against Child and Juveniles

Subject

  • Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System
  • Information Technology Law
  • Internship (Clinical 8)

Program Elective 9 (Any One) Seminar IV Hons. 10

  • Seminar on Protection of Women and Children at Workplace / Seminar on Parliamentary Privilege / Seminar on Sentencing Guidelines (Hons. 10)
  • Seminar on Social Security Law / Seminar on Protective Discrimination / Seminar on Women and Criminal Law (Hons. 10)
  • Seminar on International and Regional Labour and Human Rights Law/ Seminar on Constitutional and International Law / Seminar on Prison Administration (Hons. 10)

Eligibility 

Examination Pathway admissions through UPES Law Studies Aptitude Test – CBT (Computer Based Test):

  • Minimum 50% Marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th)

Followed by Group Discussion and Interview only of students who have qualified ULSAT.

Non-Examination Pathway:

CLAT Merit/LSAT—India™ Merit –

  • Candidates with minimum 50% marks in Higher & Senior Secondary (10th & 12th) and CLATAIR up to 15000/L-SAT India Percentile of 60 or above will be exempted from ULSAT and will be invited directly for Group Discussion and Interview

Board Merit –

  • Candidates with minimum 80% marks in Higher & Senior Secondary (10th & 12th) main five subjects (English as one of the compulsory subject) are exempted from ULSAT and will be invited directly for Group Discussion and Interview.

Entrance Test

Test Name

Date of Test

Test Slot Booking

Last Date to Apply

ULSAT

16-18 Aug, 2020Open from 5 Aug, 2020

11 Aug, 2020

Scholarship

1.Merit Based Scholarship

Eligibility Criteria: 75% marks in class X & XII

Scholarship:

50% tuition fee waiver on 10% seats of each program in first Semester for CBSE, ICSE & State

Board pass out students

  1. Uttarakhand State Board Toppers Scholarships in LLB Program

Eligibility criteria

  • Minimum 80% marks in each of X, XII class and PCM for B.Tech and 80% aggregate for BBA and Law in Class X & XII in UK State Board
  • 150 toppers from UK State Board
  • Merit order allotment of 1 seat per program.
  • The seats reserved under this category will be within the 15% reservation for Uttarakhand Resident students.
  • Should have “Sthai Niwas Praman Patra” (Permanent Residence Certificate)
  • Students will be entitled only for 1 scholarship at a time (either through Uttarakhand Board Toppers or through Uttarakhand Resident category)
  • Scholarship in subsequent years will be as per merit scholarship policy of the University

Scholarship 

  1. 25% of tuition fee waiver for Boys and 35% for Girl students in first year

3. Special Scholarship

LLB

  

Clat Rank

Tuition Fee waive off

 

1-1000

100%

for first year

1001-2000

85%

2001-3000

75%

LLB

  

LSAT—India™%ile

Tuition Fee waive off

 

95.01% +

100%

for first year

90.01% – 95%

85%

85% – 90%

75%

 

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B. TECH – UPESEAT

EXAM DATES16TH – 20TH AUGUST 2020

LAST DATE TO APPLY11TH AUGUST 2020

B.PHARMACY – UPESPAT

EXAM DATES25TH – 26TH JULY 2020

LAST DATE TO APPLY22ND JULY 2020

MBA – UPESMET

EXAM DATE10TH JULY 2020

LAST DATE TO APPLY 8TH JULY 2020

LLB – ULSAT

EXAM DATES16TH – 18TH AUGUST 2020

LAST DATE TO APPLY11TH AUGUST 2020