Legal Methods 

In this course, students will have an in-depth analysis of the legal methods in the system. It helps them obtain a clear picture of the law. It enables students to think, analyse, idealise and unfold the various aspects of the law. This subject also offers an understanding of the structure of legal institutions and decodes legal conclusions. These methods include a comprehensive framework of laws and acts for the people to abide by. The laws relating to contract, crimes, property, torts, governance, etc., form a significant part of this course. These legal frameworks are put together to form the methods by which the system and the government provide judgements and justice. 

Political Science 

This discipline benefits students by delving into the study of the state, man, government, political ideas, political concepts and constitution. Since the law is a broad scope of man’s political, social and economic actions, both law and science are formed together to provide a system of logic and reasoning. This topic covers matters relating to jurisdiction, their independence, public law, judicial regime, and their rights and obligations.  

Economics 

This subject helps students be aware of the various concepts and applications from an economic perspective. It enables the students to clarify the theoretical and practical implications of both microeconomic and macroeconomic policies. It familiarises law aspirants with financial jargon and economics in their day-to-day lives. 

Sociology 

This subject enables students to have a different perspective of the sociological aspects and unique ideologies in an extra dimension. They become familiar with the various diversifications in society and adapt to open ideologies from a sociological perspective. Sociology of law comprises various implications and approaches to the study of law in a social view regarding society. It also carefully scrutinises the engagement between law, legal and non-legal institutions and social factors.  

History of Constitutional and Political Development in India 

This subject focuses on the key aspects of developing the Indian Constitution. It also encompasses the concepts of English Common Law and the Development of Common Law in India. It provides the students with legislative, judicial and executive ideas in the pre-independence phase.  

Exploration of Social Inequalities 

This subject explores the areas of social inequalities and the constraints existing in a sociological perspective. The inequalities include classification based on gender, race, educational background, social class, ethnicity, etc. This subject provides an in-depth analysis of these perspectives and areas of concern.  

Criminal Procedure Code 

This subject provides an overview of the criminal justice delivery system. It enables students to understand the practical and theoretical aspects relating to the code of criminal procedure. This helps them realise the law’s impact in our society for all the injustice prevailing.  

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Legal Methods 

In this course, the students will have an in-depth analysis of the legal methods in the system. It helps the students to obtain a clear picture of the law. It enables the students to think, analyse, idealise and unfold the various aspects of the law.  

English – I 

This subject helps students acquire the communication skills required for their profession. It enhances the legal vocabulary of each student as well as their craft of public speaking. 

Fundamentals of Political Science 

This subject covers the concepts and ideas of the theoretical approach to the stream of politics. It facilitates students to understand debates, different ideologies of justice, equality, equity, and every individual’s basic rights. 

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Law of Contracts-I 

This subject gives an in-depth analysis of the conceptual and operational frameworks of general principles and contractual relations. The perspectives are that of large companies or individual consumers. 

Law of Torts-II 

The law of torts enables students to understand the difference between a civil wrong and a criminal wrong. The concepts involved in seeking or obtaining a private civil remedy and the claims of monetary damages would also be met.  

Criminal Law-I 

This subject covers the historical background of law and its evolutional changes, which led to its codification, enabling the implication of criminal justice and its administration in a much better way.  

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Family Law-I 

This subject provides in-depth knowledge on the foundations of Hindu Law, Christian Law, Muslim Law and Parsi law. It also discusses laws relating to marriage, alimony, guardianship on minors and property. It includes laws relating to various religious communities and their matrimonial remedies, too. 

Sociology-I 

This subject enables law students to have a different perspective of sociological aspects and unique ideologies in a different dimension. 

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Law of Property 

This subject familiarises students with the concepts of ownership of properties, jural relation between individuals, and other characteristics like Sale, Mortgage, Lease, License, Gift, Charge, etc., in the existing legal framework.  

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Jurisprudence-I 

This subject enables students to understand the metabolism of law. It helps them interpret the relationship between morality, law and nature and other legal conceptual frameworks. 

Constitutional Law-I 

This course deal with the concepts of the constitutional plan. It gives students a proper understanding of the administrative, legislative and fiscal relationship between the Centre and the state. 

Administrative Law 

The objective of this subject is to provide adequate knowledge on protecting the government’s interests in the form of Administrative Justice.  

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Labour Laws 

This subject entails the historical perspectives relating to the development of trade unions in various countries, which are similar. 

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Environmental Law 

This subject enables students to understand environmental law, including sustainability and developing principles of preventive measures, the doctrine of public trust, etc.  

Intellectual Property Rights Law 

This subject explores the jurisprudence behind intellectual property protection. Students learn about protecting intellectual property at the international and domestic levels.  

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Taxation Laws 

This subject provides an overview of India’s direct and indirect tax system. It also teaches the computation of Income Tax and GST.  

Cyber Laws 

In this subject, an introduction to the national and international cyberspace regulatory is provided to students. This subject deals with the techniques and technologies involved in monitoring and collecting data in the regulatory framework of privacy, data security and protection rights. 

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Core 

Judicial Process and Interpretation of Statutes 

This subject enables students to understand the process of interpretation, rules, maxims, presumptions and the application of various principles by the court.  

International Trade Law 

This subject covers the principles of International Trade Law and the dispute settlement in the World Trade Organisation. 

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Law of Insurance 

This subject enables law students to understand insurance concepts and their application in the social, economic and business perspectives.  

Human Rights, International Humanitarian & Refugee Law 

This subject familiarises students with various international instruments relating to disarmament, regulation of weapons of mass destruction, production, procurement, stockpiling, trade, etc.  

BA LLB  

Corporate Law 

This subject gives an overview of the regulations, rights, policies, relations, the conduct of business, persons, companies, organisations and businesses. Corporate law includes the governance and auditing of the legal aspects of a company form of business organisation. The subject includes corporate governance, auditing, scrutinising and financial laws. 

BA LLB 

Civil Law  

This subject teaches how wrong is done against an individual and how the codified set of principles help govern the legal system in India. The principles in this law are not based on legal principles but on judge-made laws.  

BA LLB 

Criminal Law 

This subject deals with the law related to crimes and the remedies prescribed by the adjudicating authority based on the legal frameworks and set of laws prescribed in the constitution. The Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Penal Code form part of this subject. 

BA LLB 

Cyber Law 

This subject deals with the related to Information Technology, which includes computers and the internet. The circulation of information digitally is governed by technology and software, and it is a crime to misuse the information available digitally. All these aspects form part of the subject. 

Sociology 

An Introduction to Sociology 

Bhushan, V wrote this book, and D.R. Sachdeva introduced the sociological aspects of the law. 

Bhushan, V and D.R. Sachdeva 

Political Science 

Political Theory and Political Thought 

This book, written by Arora, N.D. and S.S. Awasthy, provides an in-depth analysis of the political aspect of the law, including logic and reasoning. 

Aror, N.D. and S.S. Awasthy 

Law of Torts  

Law of Torts 

This book, written by Dr R.K. Bangia, provides a deep understanding and knowledge of the law relating to torts and the remedies involved in providing justice to the victims.  

Dr R.K. Bangia 

Constitutional Law 

V.N. Shukla’s Constitution of India 

This book, written by Dr Mahendra Paul Singh, delves into India’s law involved in the constitutional framework. 

Prof (Dr) Mahendra Paul Singh 

Law of Contracts 

The Indian Contract and Specific Relief Act  

This book, written by Pollock and Mulla, provides an in-depth analysis of the law relating to contracts, including the Sale of Goods Act, Partnership Act, and the Specific Relief Act. 

Pollock and Mulla 

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The West Bengal National University of Judicial Sciences 

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Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur 

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