Faculty of Law

University of Allahabad

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Five Year Integrated Course

Admission Notification Session 2012-2013

The University of Allahabad shall hold an Entrance Test on May 29th, 2012 for selecting students for admission to its self-financing B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) : Five Year Integrated Course. The Students who have obtained a minimum of 45% marks (40% in case of SC/ST) at 10+2 or 11+1 or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto by the Academic Council of University of Allahabad and the Bar Council of India, and General Category who are not more than 20 years of age and SC/ST and other backward classes who are not more than 22 years of age an on 1st July 2012, may be admitted to the BA LLB (Hons.) 5 year integrated Course. Students whose results are awaited may also apply, but their candidates shall stand cancelled if they do not qualify, or if their results are not declared, or if they fail to produce their marks sheet at the time of admission.

The Application Form and Prospectus will be available online and can also be obtained personally from the Pravesh Bhawan, University of Allahabad, Allahabad from March 24th, 2012 to April 25th, 2012 between 10:00 am and 04:00 p.m. on payment of Rs. 1200/- General/OBC (Rs. 600/- in case of SC/ST/PH in cash). Duly filled in Application Forms can be deposited Online or personally from March 24th, 2012 to April 25th, 2012 on the counters of the Pravesh Bhawan, Chatham Lines, University of Allahabad, Allahabad on all working days between 10 a.m to 4 p.m.

The Admit Card will be made available only Online from 8th May, 2012.

Note: The candidates are required to get preferably coloured printout of their Admit Cards; else they will not be permitted to enter the examination centre.

Director Admissions – 2012

Important Dates

Form Sale/Submission date by online process begins 24 March, 2012

Sale of Application Forms from Pravesh Bhawan, University of Allahabad 24 March, 2012

Last Date of Submission of Application Forms (by Online) 25, April, 2012

Last Date of Submission of Applications Forms (by hand) 25, April, 2012

Date of Enabling Online Admit Cards 8 May, 2012

Date of Entrance Test 29 May, 2012

Test Time and Duration - Two and half hours. 9.00 – 11.30 a.m.

For details and Online submission of forms please log on to www.auadmission.co.in

2. University of Allahabad

The history of the University of Allahabad dates back to the days of the ascendency of the Raj in India. It was established on September 23rd, 1887 by the Act XVIII of the then Central legislature and became the fourth University to be established in the country after Calcutta, Bombay and Madras. Its first entrance examination was held in March 1889. In 1904 the Indian Universities Act was passed which limited its jurisdiction to the United Provinces of Agra and Awadh, Central Provinces including Berar, Ajmer, Mewar and most of the states of Rajputana and Central India agencies. Between 1887 and 1927 at least thirty-eight different institutions and colleges of this region were affiliated to the Allahabad University. With the promulgation of the Allahabad University Act 1921, the Muir Central College lost its independent existence. Between 1922-27 the University had its internal and external wings which were subsequently separated from the University to give the latter a purely unitary and residential character. The University has been accorded Central University Status in 2005 by an Act of Parliament.

From the Raj to the Republic the University of Allahabad has continuously occupied a place of pride in the community of the institutions of higher education in the country and abroad. Because of its contribution in various areas of knowledge, the University won the distinction of being known as ‘the Oxford of the East’. The itself speaks volumes for the prestige and honour the University of Allahabad has enjoyed nationally as well as internationally. The University has directly and indirectly made significant contributions to the freedom struggle. Its teachers and students galvanized the people participation in movements against the foreign rule.

3. Department of Law
3.1. A Brief History

With the establishment of the High Court at Allahabad in 1866, need was felt for advocates for practicing in the High Court and the District Courts. The minimum requirement for an advocates was Barrister qualification from England or Bachelor of Laws degree after graduation from Calcutta University. As such teaching of laws was commenced in Muir Central College of Allahabad, affiliated to Calcutta University (Estb. 1857), on December 31st, 1872 with 39 students in English Section and 10 in Urdu Section When in 1887 Allahabad University was established as a teaching-cum-affiliating University, the Law Department also obtained a raised stature accordingly. Hon’ble Justice D. Straight was appointed the first president of Law Department in 1890. By an order of the Governor in Council of United Provinces, the Department of Legal Studies became a separate single Department Faculty of the University alongwith the Faculties of Arts. Science and Commerce in the Muir College campus of the University. Under the Indian University Act of 1904, the posts of Professor, Reader and Lecturer were recognized for the University. The Law Department functioned in Muir College from 1872 onwards till the new building of immense architectural beauty was constructed for the Law Faculty around 1910, adjacent to Senate house on the northern side by the donations provided by the Oudh Bar Association. However, till 1921 the Law Department functioned with advocates as part-time teachers holding all the three cadres. In 1921, when the University was re-organized as a residential University by an Act of the United Province of British India Professor Weir, a distinguished jurist, became first Head of Law Department. In 1936 two full-time posts of Reader were created on which Prof. K.K. Bhattacharya, LLM (London) and Prof. K.R.R. Sastri, ML (Madras) were appointed. Professor K.K. Bhattacharya became first fulltime Professor in Law Department in 1949.

On account of shortage of accommodation there was difficulty in holding of tutorials in LLB Classes in the expansion of the Law Library. So the Law Department was shifted to the new building which was constructed by UGC grants in the Chatham Lines Campus of which Hon’ble Mr. A.K. Sen, the then Law Minister of India, had laid the foundation stone in 1965. The transfer of Law Department to the new building was completed in early 1980s.

There had been intimate relationship between the High Court and the Department when part-time professor and part-time Reader were allowed to be appointed from High Court Bar. Shri A.P. Dube, Bar-at-Law, an eminent advocate was the last part-time Professor and Head when in 1949 Professor K.K. Bhattacharya became the first full-time Professor and Head of the Law Department. The Law Department continues to have four posts of part-time Lecturers. It is notable that Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru, Pandit Moti Lal Nehru, Sir Sundar Lal, Dr. Kailash Nath Katju had been part-time teachers in the Law Department. Before they became judges, Justice Iqbal Ahmad, Justice Wali Ullah Justice P.N. Sapru M.H. Beg, Justice M.N. Shukla had been part time teachers of Law Department. Two Judges of High Court have consistently been members each of Board of Studies and faculty Board of Law.

The Law Department has the honour of producing legal personalities which have had their role not only in the field of Law but also in the entire life on the nation. A few names like Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru. Dr. Kailash Nath Katju and Justice Wali Ullah Who had obtained LL.D. from the Law Department as regular candidates may be mentioned. Chief Justice Das of the Supreme Court of India had been awarded LL.D. (Honours) in 1960. Prof. K.K. Bhattacharya. Deen & Head of Law Department was nominated as MP by the President of India to the Federal Unicameral Parliament of India under the Constitution of India in 1950.

3.2. Some Distinguished Alumni of The Department:

The Department of Law has produced innumerable Judge including Judges of the Supreme Court and Chief Justice of State High Courts. Governors of States, Advocate-Generals, Ministers, Diplomats and Administrative Officers. It is interesting that Pt. Govind Ballabh Pant, the first Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, was an alumnus of the Law Department. The students of the Faculty of Law after obtaining LL.B. Degree have contributed to the Society through their legal acumen as members of the Bench and the Bar. The Department as a reputation of producing a considerable number of legal luminaries who have adorned or are still adorning high offices in the Government of India in different capacities, which is evident from the list of the legal luminaries given below:

1. Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma, Former President of India.
2. Dr. G.S. Pathak, Former Vice-President of India.
3. Former Chief Justice of India R.S. Pathak, M.H. Beg, J.S. Verma, Ranga Nath Mishra, K.N. Singh and V.N. Khare JJ.
4. Legal Luminaries like Dr. K.N. Katju, Dr. Rajiv Dhawan, Prof. K.N. Sharma and Several others.
5. Sri T.N. Chaturvedi, Governor of Karnataka.
6. Sri Subhash C. Kashyap, Former Secretary General, Lok Sabha.
7. A number of Chief Justices and Justices of Various High Courts and many others.

3.3. Degrees awarded By The Law Faculty: The Department/Faculty of Law awards degrees in Law at undergraduate. Post Graduate and at Doctoral and post-doctoral level.

LL.B degree is a three year Professional Course. For LL.B I the intake is of 320 students who are admitted through an Entrance Test. Number of seats and mode of administration is strictly in accordance with the mandatory provisions of the Bar Council of India.

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) The department has introduced a five year integrated course on self financing basis from session 2006-07.

The LL.M. degree is two-year course. In both the years students are to appear in three subjects (six papers) together with a Viva-Voce-Examination.

The Department/Faculty awards also Doctoral degree as D.Phil-In-Law. The Law Faculty/Department has championed in initiating and producing quality research in almost all the disciplines of Law in accordance with the changing facets of the socio-economic scenario of India and International polity. This process continues with more zeal and enthusiasm even body.

LL.D. is a post-doctoral degree of this Faculty.

3.4. Research Activities
The Department is engaged in various research areas including law relating to Human Rights, Intellectual Property and Environment Law IPR and Cyber Law in addition to the traditional fields of Constitution Law, Criminal Law and Personal Law.

3.5. Faculty Library The Law Library is one of the oldest libraries containing about 50,000 titles and is rich in old and rare legal literature including books and reports. We have been subscribing to Journals and Reports both Indian and foreign. The Library has a big reading hall with a facility of reading for approximately 100 students of a time.

To Keep pace with the emerging publishing trends, the Faculty Library has subscribed to Manuputra, subscription to these Database will provide access to more than 6000 journals and Law Reviews. The entire Database will be accessible from any terminal of the Faculty.

The Department is also likely to subscribe to Westlaw India and Judicial decisions on CD-ROM format. Supreme Court cases online, AIR Supreme Court and High Court case locator will be accessible from networked Desktops of the Computer Lab.

3.6. Publications By The Faculty Members
The teaching staffs of the Faculty of Law have been actively participating in various National and International seminars and workshops of contemporary relevance. A good number of research articles, comments and notes have been contributed to the reputed Journals regularly published by Law Faculty members.

In addition the faculty members have also authored a sufficient number of standard textbooks for the benefit of students covering almost all branches of law-old as well as emerging.

4. B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Five Years Integrated Course In view of the excellent record of the Faculty in Legal Education the University of Allahabad decided to launch B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Five Integrated Course to be run by the Faculty of Law in close association with other faculties of the University. The Course aims at offering instructions in subjects having enormous potential of employment and which have acquired great social, economic and administrative relevance in the contemporary society. In this course the teaching methods have been so devised so to enable the students to have a clear grasp of the principles of law as also their application in the problems around them in the society, and inculcate in them a vision for the reforms of social processes through the instrumentality of Law. The students are to be trained in excellent, effective and convincing communication and expression of the matters in speech as well as writing.

The Classroom teaching is conduced by the vastly experienced faculty. Interactive modes of teaching and group discussions are regularly held. Students are given ample exposure and chance to show their talents. There is a healthy interaction between the teachers and students in the classroom. Students participate enthusiastically in the classroom activities and this in turn helps in their holistic development.

4.1. The Mission

• To expand the horizons of legal knowledge for full growth of human personality and well being of mankind.
• >To offer an opportunity to pursue studies in law at the earliest possible age to those aspiring to opt for a career in law.
• To devise, develop and apply new teaching techniques, research methods and arrange extension programmes in legal education.
• To strive to develop better human resource for trade, industry, public administration, department of law and justice.
• To promote studies in law, legal institutions and processes of justice in close context of the knowledge of other discipline having a vital bearing on human behavior and society in all aspects.
• To strive to instill among the students an ardent activist fervor towards our constitutional values, international peace and a just social order.
• To endeavour to undertake studies in existing and emerging challenges before the Indian and International society and assess and examine the role and importance of law in their resolution.

4.2. Eligibility Criteria for The Admission Students (1) who, at the time of joining the course of study in Law for a degree in law, have passed an examination in 10+2 or 11+1 course of schooling recognizing by the Academic Council of the University or possess such academic qualifications which are considered equivalents to 10+2 or 11+1 courses by the Bar Council of India, and (2). Only those candidates are eligible to appear for LLB five year integrated Course Test who have secured 45% marks in case of general/OBC category and 40% for SC/ST.

Age: For General Category who have not more than 20 years age and for SC/ST and other backward community not more than 22 years of age as on 1st July of the Session in which they are seeking admission, may be admitted to the B.A. LLB (Hons.) 5 years integrated Course.

4.3. Fee Structure A candidates selected for admission to the LLB (Five Year) Integrated Course shall be given admission to the First Semester of the Course on payment of the following fee:

1 Tuition Fee Rs. 25,000.00 Per Annum

2. Admission Fee Rs. 1,000.00 For the entire course

3. Library Deposit Rs. 2,5000.00 (Refundable)

4. Academic Support Services Rs. 4,000.00 Per Annum

5. Campus Dev. Fee Rs. 2,000.00 Per Annum

6. Examination Fee Rs. 3,000.00 Per Annum

7. Annual Dues Rs. 500.00 Per Annum

8. Readmission Fee Rs. 15,000.00 Per Semester

The entire annual fee amounting to Rs. 38,000/- (Thirty-eight thousand only) shall be charged at the time of admission to the First Semester of B.A. LL.B. Thereafter, the annual fee amounting to Rs. 34,500/- (Thirty-four thousand and five hundred only) will be submitted by the candidates each year at the time of admission in the Third, Fifth, Seventh and Ninth Semesters.

The Students who find accommodation in the hostels of the University will have to bear the hostel charges separately as per hostel rules.
4.4 . Course Structure Semester Wise effective from session 2008-09

Semester-I	Paper No.	Semester-II
English-I Political Science-I Philosophy-I Sociology-I Computer English-II	I II III IV V Vi	English-III Political Science-II Philosophy-II Sociology-II Sociology-III Political Science-III
Semester-III	Paper No.	Semester-IV
Political Science-IV Philosophy-III Law of Tort, M.V. Accident & Consumer Protection Laws Constitutional Law-I Law of Contract-I Family Law-I	I II III IV V VI	Political Science-V Political Science-VI Administrative Law Constitutional Law-II Law of Contract-II Family Law-II
Semester-V	Paper No.	Semester-VI
Jurisprudence-I Environmental Law Law of Crimes-I Property Law-I Human Rights : Law and Practice 1/6 Law of Evidence	I II III IV V VI	Jurisprudence-II Legal Philosophy including Theory of Justice 2/6 Law of Crimes-II Property Law II & easement Land Laws including tenure and tenancy system 6/6 Interpretation of Statutes & Principles of Legislation 3/6
Semester-VII	Paper No.	Semester-VIII
Public International Law Code of Criminal Procedure Gender Justice & Feminist Jurisprudence 4/6 Penology & Victimology 5/6 Principles of Taxation Law Company Law	I II III IV V VI	Intellectual Property Rights (I.P.R.) International Organization/Special Contracts 1/8 Media and Law/Women and Criminal Law 2/8 Insurance Law/Law of Patent Right creation and registration 3/8 Information Technology Law/I.T. Officers Project I
Semester-IX	Paper No.	Semester-X
Alternate Dispute Resolution Labour and Industrial Law-I International Criminal Law/ Bio-diversity Protection Law 5/8 International Human Rights/Forensic Science 6/8 Corporate Governance/ Right to Information Law 7/8 Competition Law/Private International Law 8/8	I II III IV V VI	Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act Labour and Industrial Law-II Moot Court Exercise & Internship Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing Professional Ethics & Professional Accounting System Project-II

Note:

1. *Projects shall aim at imparting special knowledge to the students in fields specified by the faculty from time to time.
2. In addition to be regular classes students will be required to participate in seminar Classes, Computer course training and special training skills in areas to be specified by the Faculty from time to time.
3. The detailed syllabus and lecture list for each of the courses/papers for each semester will be laid down by the Board of Studies in law.
4. The Board of Studies will be authorized to restructure the scheme of distribution of the subjects/ papers mentioned in Para 9 above. It will also be authorized to change/increase the number of optional subjects/paper as and when it deems necessary.

5. Admission Procedures

5.1 Application Forms shall be available online & also on the counters of Pravesh Bhawan, University of Allahabad.

Fee (A) Rs. 1200/- for General/OBC candidates.

(B) Rs. 600/- for SC/ST/PH candidates.

5.2 Filling the Application Form.

(A) Online

(B) Manual

5.3. General Rules

Admission to this course will be done through an Entrance Test held at All India Level by the University as per the norms and guidelines set by the Bar Council of India by its rules and regulations.

Admission test shall be duration of Two and a half hours and shall comprise three papers each with a maximum of 100 marks. The papers shall be:

(i) Language Comprehensions:

The questions set shall aim at testing the knowledge of the candidate in English and Hindi language particularly in English Grammer and Composition. The question paper shall contain 80 questions relating to English language and 20 questions relating to Hindi language, and composition.

(ii) General Awareness and Current Affairs:

The questions set shall aim at testing the general knowledge and awareness of the students about the current national and international affairs.

(iii) Reasoning Mental Ability and Legal Aptitude:

The questions set shall aim at testing reasoning power, the mental ability and the legal aptitude of the candidate

Every candidates seeking admission to the course is required to apply in the prescribed format within the time limit stipulated by the University.

Reservation in Admissions shall be done according to the rules of reservation applicable in the University for Professional Courses at the time of admission.

The Number of seats in the course is 80 (Eighty)+. Admissions shall be done strictly in order of merit determined on the basis of the Test Score of the Candidates.

Subject to the rules, special consideration is given to the candidates who are outstanding Sports persons and Physically-handicapped.

The Foreign Nationals and NRIs are exempt from the Entrance Test and may be offered admission against supernumerary seats to a limited number.

All applications for the Test shall be provisional. If the candidate has filled in any wrong information, his admission may be cancelled at any stage.

5.4. Process of Evaluation in The Test
Paper I (Language Comprehensive) and Paper II (General Awareness and Current Affairs) each will have 100 objective type question of one mark each. For every correct answer one mark shall be awarded and for every wrong answer 1/3 mark will be deducted.

Paper III (Reasoning, Mental Ability and Legal Aptitude) will have 50 objective type question of two marks each. For every correct answer two marks will be awarded and for every wrong answer 2/3 marks will be deducted. The merit of candidates shall be prepared on the basis of computer marks obtained by the candidates in all the three paper of the Test.

5.5. Online Form Submission for Law Five Year Admission Test (LFAT-2012) Candidates can also submit online form for the LFAT-2012 at the concerned link of the website auadmision.co.in. The website has all the information required for online form submission.

Online Prospectus:

The prospectus for LFAT-2012 is available on the concerned link of the website www.auadmision.co.in and the admission aspirants can visit the website and download it. Aspirants are advised to read the prospectus carefully before applying.

Requirement for Online Form Submission:

Admission aspirants are required to have scanned copy of their photograph and their signature. These scanned copies of photo and signature and required to be uploaded during the online form submission. The specifications of the scanned copy of the photographs and the signature are provided in the online prospectus. All aspirants filling the online form are advised to read the instructions to fill up to the online form, which has all the pre-requisite and the guidelines to this regard. Upon successful submission of the form the candidates will be shown their Application ID and a password on the screen. If the candidates has provided their email ID in the online form then a registration email will also be sent to the candidate has provided their email ID in the online form then a registration email will also be sent to the candidate which have the Application ID and the password. The candidates can use this Application ID and the Password to login to the website and view of print their forms and download their Admit Cards, when enabled. The form submitted online can be printed and reviewed by the Application ID and the Password and edit their forms and save them again. The Online Forms can be edited and saved for any corrections required within 3 days of the date of submission or the last date of online submission, whichever is earlier. After the editing period of the form is over then no corrections will be allowed and the candidates will be responsible for the data submitted by them.

Candidate are also advised to view their photographs and the signature uploaded in the online form and it should match with the sample provided in the “How to fill the online Form” section of the website. If the photograph or the signature uploaded by the application is not as per the guidelines then their application is liable to be rejected.

Fees payment for Online Form submission:
In case of online form submission mode of payment of fees is through Challan of State Bank of India or Bank Draft in favour of “Finance Officer, University of Allahabad” payable at Allahabad. Upon successful submission of the form the applicant can print the form by clicking on the Print Application Form button. The applicants details are printed on the 1st page and State Bank of India Pay-in-Slip is printed on the 2nd page.

The Challan is printed in triplicate with Student’s copy. University copy and Bank copy, the account number of the University along with Application ID and Name is preprinted on the Challan. The applicant is required to visit his nearest State Bank of India branch and deposit the fees in cash by presenting the Challan at the State Bank of India counters.

The original Challan i.e. “University Copy” and the Draft must be sent with the printout of the form to Director Admission, Pravesh Bhawan, Chatham Lines, University of Allahabad, Allahabad

IMPORTANT:
For online Forms fees is to be paid at SBI counters along with the Challan Generated on the website after filling up the form, which has the Application ID (which can also be referred as Application Numbers), generated by the system. State Bank of India will send the list of the candidates (along with the application ID) for whom the fees have been deposited. Those application for which the online Form is submitted BUT the fees is NOT deposited will be treated as cancelled and Admit Cards will NOT be issued.

For the convenience of the online application Help Desk has been setup for the Online Form submission and the phone numbers are available on www.auadmission.co.in

5.6. FILLING THE OMR SHEET (Manual)
Candidate desirous to apply for the Test should apply online purchasing the prescribed OMR sheet provided to them on payment of Rs. 1200/-(Twelve hundred only) for General & OBC, Rs. 600/-(six Hundred only) for SC/ST/PH within the time limit stipulated by the University every year.

The candidates should fill in all the entries carefully and correctly as his OMR Sheet may be rejected if any of entries are found to be incorrect. The guidelines for filling up the OMR Sheet are as under.

The candidates are required to fill in the OMR sheet and blacken the ovals on the OMR sheet as per the following symbols and instructions.

Column No.1 Candidate should write his name as mentioned in High School Certificate without mentioning Sri, Smt. Or Km. Each part of the Name shall be separated from succeeding part by leaving one block in between. In case of long name the middle name should be written an a abbreviated form. For Example, Name Raj Gopalachari Vikram Kumar Yaduvanshi

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• Column No.2 (a) & (b) Father’s and Mother’s name be written as per directions given in column no.1

  Column No.3 Symbols for Sex are as follows: Male, Female

  Column No.4 (a) Date of Birth: Enter the date, month and year of birth in the blocks D,M and Y respectively provided for the purpose.

  For example 01 July 1992 shall be written D 01 M 07 Y 1992 (b)Percentage of Marks at 10+2 or 11+1 exam

  Column No.5 Social Category symbols : SC ST OBC Gen

  Column No.6 Special consideration category symbols NA=Not applicable SP=sports PH=Physically Handicaped

  Column No.7 Annual Family Income: Less than 1 Lac Between 1 to 2 lacs More than 2 lacs

  Column No.8 KM=Migrant from Kashmir Y=Yes N=NO

  Column No.9 Nationality symbols Indian Citizens Foreign National Non Resident Indian (NRI)

  Column No.10 (a) Board Symbols UP=U.P Board ICSE=ICSE Board CBSE=CBSE Board Other=Any other Board (b)Stream of Quality Examination A=Art S=Science C=Commerce O=Any other (c) 10+2 Result status D=Declared N=Not Declared S=Second/Supplementary Examination (d) Year of Passing 2 0 0 1 For example : 2001 to be entered as

  Column No.11 if you are related to a University Employee mention the relation. S=Son D=Daughter H=Husband W=Wife Column No.12 The Candidate has to affix his/her recent coloured passport size photograph Column No.13 The student has to write his address for correspondence in the capital letter of English and has to fill the Pin Code and Telephone Number with STD code in the space provided.

  Column No.14 Signature of the Candidate Note:- The Signature and photograph of the candidate shall be used by the university in future. Please affix clear photograph as required.

  Reservation of Seats:

• (a)Reservation of seats available in LL.B. 5 years integrated programme shall be made as under:
• (i) Schedule Castes (SC) candidates 15%
• (ii) Scheduled Tribes (ST) candidates 7.5%
• (iii)Other Backward classes (OBC) 27%
• (iv)Physically Challenged 3%

(1% Hearing Impaired, 1% Visually impaired, 1% orthopedic disability).
If eligible candidates belonging to the ST category are not available to fill any seat reserved for them under clause 5(ii) above, such seat shall be filled by candidates belonging to the SC category.

• (b) Subject to the provisions of clause (a) above, where due to non-availability of eligible candidates any of the seats reserved under clause 5(i) & (ii) remains unfilled, it shall be filled by a candidate of the unreserved (i.e. General category).
• (c) If a candidate belonging to any of the categories mentioned in clause (a) gets selected for admission on the basis of merit with unreserved (i.e. General) category candidates, he shall not be adjusted against the seats reserved for the said categories under clause (a).
• (d) No candidate shall be eligible for admission against the seats reserved for any of the categories specified in clause (a) except if he has duly claimed the concerned status in the Form and has submitted therewith evidence of holding a valid certificate to that effect, in the format approved for the purpose by the State Government from a Competent Authority (such as Tehsildar/Magistrate/Authorised Government Officer) holding charge in the administrative unit to which the candidate belongs.
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• (e) University Employees / Teachers : As per University Admission Rule.
• 6. STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION

Student Bar Association is a group of committed students who are dedicated for the all round development of this course in general and each and every student in particular. The association is making tireless efforts each day to create moot court culture in the faculty and also other co-curricular activities.

Further it is also trying to inculcate within the students, with constant vigour, a flare for excellent oratory skills, outstanding researching skills and unmatched drafting skills. In order to achieve this goal the association is regularly organizing various group discussion, debates, essay competitions, seminars and numerous other such activities to sharpen the skills of the students in this regard.

The Association has conducted four intra moot competition in such a short span of time and they have also proved to be a great success. Besides this many of our students have represented in many National and international Moot Court, competitions and their efforts were remarkable.

It is hoped that this dedication and the zeal to work will reach a new height with the coming batch.

• 7. MOOT COURT COMPETITIONS AND OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

The students have participated in both National and International Moot Cout Competitions. Two Intra Faculty Moot Court Competitions and group discussion have also been organized by the Student’s Bar Association.

The Competitions in which the students participated are: 1-

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1. Nanipalki Taxation Moot GLC Mumbai, October 2010
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2. 3rd HNLU Moot Court Competition Raipur, October 2010
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3. ILSA(Philip Jessups) Lucknow, January 2011
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4. 3rd GNLU Moot Court Competition Gujarat, February 2011
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5. 2nd All India Moot Court Competition for KLA Trophy, Thirunvananthpuram 2011
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6. 1st Just Bar Council of India MC, Bhuwaneshwar, February 2011
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7. Surana & SuranaCorporate Law Moot, Mysore, February 2011
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8. Surana & Surana Tech law Moot , Pune, February 2011
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9. 2nd R.K.Jain Memorial National Moot Court Competition.
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10. D.M. Harish Memorial Moot Court 2011

SPECIAL LECTURES The following Hon’ble Judges, eminent Jurists and distinguished professor have delivered special lecturers to the B.A.L.L.B, (Hons) students.

Session 2012-2013

• S.No. Name
• 1. Hon’ble Mr. Justice Yatindra Singh
Judge, Allahabad High Court
• 2. Prof.A.C. Pandey
Head, Department of Material sciences, University of Allahabad
• 3. Prof.A.K.Mukherjee
Head, Placement and Personality Development Cell
• 4. Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rakesh Tiwari
Judge, Allahabad High Court
• 5. Mr. V.C.Mishra
Senior Advocate, Allahabad High Court
• 6. Prof.Reena
Dean,Faculty of Law, Rohilkhand University,Bareilly
• 7 Prof. Shaukat Ali
Ex. Head & Dean, Faculty of Law, Rohilkhand University, Bareilly.

8. EXAMINATION PATTERN
Examination in each subject of study in each semester shall consist of two parts:

1. An Ongoing Assessment of student which shall comprise assessments (a) in at least a project given to him in each subject in the semester, (b) his performance in the two mid-term tests of which one shall be announced and other one unannounced Test, and (c) the marks obtained by him for attendance over and above 75% in each of the subjects. The teacher concerned may provide one more chance to a student who, for genuine reasons, could not appear in the mid-term tests.
2. An End-Semester examination in each subject of study for the semester, which shall be held generally in the month of December/May.
3. A student shall not be eligible to appear in the End Semester examination unless be has completed the required attendance. The result of candidate shall be declared on the basis of the arithmetical average of the marks obtained by him in the ongoing Assessment and the End-Semester examination in each subject f study in a semester.

Students shall be promoted to the next semester subject to the rules made in the relevant ordinances.

The first batch of the course started in the session 2006-2007. Twenty Seven bright students were admitted through an entrance test in which approximately 700 plus students had participated. The inauguration of the first batch was done by Hon’ble Mr. Justice A.K.Yog of the High Court of Allahabad in a function presided by the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Prof. R.G.Harshe. The first year has been satisfying due to the dedicated efforts made by the teachers and the administrative Staff matching with the hardworking and highly motivated young students of the course. During the past two year students had the exposure to various eminent scholars in the field of law and Hon’ble Judges from the High Court of Allahabad.

9. SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE COURSE
Seminars and Tutorials

Provision for organizing seminars and Tutorials classes aims at ensuring an intensive and effective interaction between the teachers and taught maintaining an idea ratio between them. It would offer adequate opportunity to get their doubts dispelled and queries answered. It would be a step towards improvements in teaching technique.

Computer Training


Legal education cannot be allowed, any more to lag behind in adoption of the latest facilities in locating law and other materials relevant there to and their due analysis and optimum use. Computer training is to stay as a compulsory component of the entire scheme of studies in Law. Also, computers form an essential ingredient in the blended system of learning which is one of the latest developments in the field of teaching and learning which comprises both the conventional and nonconventional techniques harmonized into one to make ir more effective.

Special Lecturer by eminent jurists and distinguished persons of other disciplines

It aims at exposing students to interact with dozens of different disciplines to understand law in a wider and comprehensive context. It would go a long way in broadening the mental horizon and accentuating inter disciplinary approach in examination of legal issues.

Discussion and debate on current social, economic, political and legal problems
It would be an application of studies in legal principle and theory. Provision of debates and discussion would offer an effective opportunity to students to think in terms of concrete problems using their theoretical knowledge. It would strength expression of ideas and presentation of one’s approach to specific issues.

Career Counseling


Students will be able to avail the services of experts from different field like the industry; the corporations and legal profession to discus evaluate and decide career-options. The department has already started the process by inviting eminent law firms and multinational companies.

10. FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS
Hostel facility

Hostel facility is available on a very limited level. Students Can get it merit-cum-need basis. Preference is given to outstation students. Shatabdi Boys’ Hostel Kalpana Chawla Memorials’ Hostel of the University which are well equipped on modern hostel especially built for students prosecuting professional courses are allotted to the students of B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) The hostel has 24 Hrs internet facility, indoor games, television and telephone (only for incoming calls).

Placement and Personality Development Cell


The cell has been inaugurated by hon’ble Mr. Justice F.I.Rebello, Chief Justice, Allahabad High Court on 4th Sep.2010. The inaugural function was also graced by Justice Sunil Ambwani, Justice Rakesh Tiwari, Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice R.D.Khare. The cell has been founded vouchsafing the objective of holistic development of personality of students and to provide them with adequate exposure to the competitive world and job opportunities.

The cell Comprises the following office Bearers:

• Patron Dean, faculty of Law
• Chairperson Co-Ordinator, B.A.LL.B.(Hons.)Course
• Placement Advisor Mrs. (Dr.) Sonal Shankar (Teacher Member)
• Placement Consultant Shri Jai Vardhan Narayan, Advocate
• President Miss Roshani Shukla
• Secretary Miss Shipra Pandey
• Joint Secretary Miss Amrisha Tripathi
Mr. Trikalagya Tiwari

Library and Reading Room Facilities


The Law Department has an excellent library service system. Apart from old literature on law, the library is well equipped with latest materials on various branches of law and some sister disciples. The Library regularly subscribes to a good number of national and International journals, law reports of repute and established recognition.

Computer Lab

A computer lab with twenty five terminals has been established in the Department of Law for the students of this course. The computer lab is fully air conditioned and has a broadband Internet Connectivity. The lab has a technical Computer expert for the guidance and instructions to the students besides their regular faculty member.

Provision of merit scholarship to three best students in the order of merits in each semester

It aims at encouraging excellence in performance. Three students scoring highest marks in order or merit will be awarded scholarship of the value of Rs. 1000/-, Rs. 800/-, Rs. 500/-, per month respectively in each semester. This facility may create a healthy environment of competition amongst the students and result in betterment of both students and the Department. In the first semester the criterion for awarding these scholarships shall be the Test-Score of the candidates and in the second and the subsequent semesters the criterion shall be the overall score of the candidates in the semester preceding the one in which the scholarships are to be awarded. One scholarship instituted by the University w.e.f. the secession 2007-08 on the request of Mr. Mahesh Srivastava, NRI. One Gold Medal instituted in the memory of Late Smt. Naraini Sahai to be given to the B.A. LL.B (Hones). Last semester student who obtains first position in the said course. The Gold Medal shall be called “Smt. Naraini Sahai Gold Medal” A minimum of Rs. 5000 has been provided for organizing Moot Court and other like academic activities as Prize Money for the winner and runner by the “KIRSHNA VIRENDRA TRUST, ALLAHABAD”.

11. FUTURE PLANS


Pancity of time has considered the department from enforcing some major plans from the current academic session. However, the department is convinced of the importance of some infrastructural, academic and job related plans and hopes to start them in the near future. Construction work for the First-Phase of the New Building has already commenced and is likely to be completed within a couple of months.


Establishment of trusts for award of prizes, medals and scholarships:- The Department has resolved to explore possibilities for involving individuals and organizations committed to the cause of higher education to contribute in setting up trusts for arranging prizes, medals and scholarships to the students in recognition of their academic achievements and co-curricular contributions. It would go a long way in encouraging the students to strive for excellence in diverse fields.

Provisions for language improvement programme:- Communication is the basic tool in the discipline of law. Its quality and effectiveness largely depends upon one’s knowledge of the relevant language. Keeping this is mind, there is a proposal to establish a Language Lab and to offer paid opportunity to those students who are in need of developing their proficiency in English. Study materials if provided to the students may be of great help to them in preparation of the examination. It is therefore, proposed to establish a separate cell for the preparation of study materials in the Department itself.

DRESS CODE Boys

Summer: Cream Colour full shirt, Black pant, Maroon necktie & Block-Shoes with Black socks. Winter: To supplement with Navy Blue Pull over / Navy blue blazer coat.

Girls

Summer: Cream colour salwar suite with maroon Dupatta, Black-Shoes/Sandle with black socks. Winter: To supplement with Navy blue pull over/ Navy blue blazer coat. Student are required to strictly follow the dress code. The Faculty of Law in association with the All India Federation of Tax Practitioner (NZ) organized the National Tax Moot Court Competition. Hon’ble Mr. Justice Markandey Katju, Judge Supreme Court of India inaugurated the above competition.

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) STUDENTS MAKE ALLAHABAD UNIVERSITY PROUD

The Students of B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Five Year Integrated Course participated in the 1st International Bar Council of India Moot Court Competition, 2011 held at Bhubaneshwar, Orissa and in the 10th Surana and Surana International Technology Law Moot Court Competition held at Pune. The University was represented by Rohit Nandan Shukla, Spriha Pandey, Shreya Gupta in the BCI Moot wherein the University entered the Mooting Premier League (MPL) by gaining 5 points in the BCI Moot. The team won both the preliminary round and made their way to the semi finals. The team has won laurels for the University. Spriha Pandey won the best Speaker award in Quarter Finals and also a scholarship of Rs. 12,000.00. The students have been promised to receive 40%-60% discount to represent the University in Vienna International Moot Court Competition at Vienna. The team was praised by various members of Bar Council including the Chairman Shri Gopal Subramanyam and Hon’ble Judges of Supreme Court including Justice Patnaik and Justice Altamas Kabir. The team was well received by the Faculty and it promises to do much more for the University in future and bring more glory and fame. In the 10th Surana & Surana International Technology Law Moot Court Competition, our students Guru Prasad Singh, Trikalagya Tiwari and Yamini Sharma have been awarded for submitting the Fourth Best Memorial in the said Moot Court Competition.

• 12. GENERAL RULES FOR STUDENTS
• LL.B. (Fiver Year) Integrated Course is a full course and the students shall not be permitted to join any other course with it.
• The medium of instruction shall be English and the students are required to answer the examination in English. Answer written in any other language shall be ignored in evaluation.
• The students whose attendance in the prescribed subjects of Study, Seminar, Classes and Computer training or any other course prescribed in the semester falls short of the required 75% shall not be allowed to appear at the examinations.
• The examination in each subject of study shall be in two parts: (i) The International Assessment and (ii) The End Semester Written Examinations
• Students found inadequately proficient in English Language may be required to improve their language after the First Semester Examination.
• In case of shortage of attendance a letter may be sent to the guardian for instructing their wards to make up the attendance.
• If a student absents himself from the classes continuously for seven days his name shall be struck off the Register.
• Chewing of Tobacco, Pan Masala, Gutkha etc. and smoking or including in any kind of intoxication in or outside the campus shall be dealt with strictly.
• Students must note that they should not indulge in ragging in our outside the premises of the Law Faculty. In case of any complaint of ragging, the student complained against will face immediate suspension, enquiry and punishment which may extend up to expulsion from the University and lodging of criminal proceedings.
• Students must behave properly in the outside the classes. Any students, who misbehaves, indulges in misconduct and indiscipline, uses unfair means in the examinations shall be strictly dealt with as per rules.
• Students shall be required to observe the Dress Code prescribed by the Faculty.
• Students will have to abide by the rules and regulations of the Law Faculty, the University of Allahabad and the Bar Council of India as issued from time to time.
• Students shall not be permitted to bring photo-camera or mobile-phones having photo camera facility. Violation shall entail disciplinary action.

13. FACULTY MEMBERS Law Department

Prof. (Dr.) L.M. Singh (Head & Dean) Prof. (Dr.) Kailash Rai Prof. (Dr.) Umesh Chandra Prof. (Dr.) H.N. Tiwari Prof. (Dr.) S.H.K.U. Akbar Prof. (Dr.) L.R. Singh Prof. (Dr.) Rakesh Khanna Prof. (Dr.) B.P. Singh Prof. (Dr.) H.H. Singh Prof. D.N. Pandey Prof. (Dr.) R.K. Chaubey Dr. G.G. Singh Dr. Siddh Nath Dr. Jai Shankar Singh Dr. J.P. Mishra Dr. Naveen Prakash Verma Mr. Anshuman Misra Mr. Roshan Lal Faculty on Contract Basis Mrs. Sonal Shankar Mrs. (Dr.) Uma Tripathi Mrs. Ishita Chatterjee

Criminal Law and Administration Law Taxation and Constitution International Law, Constitutional Law and IPR Property Law, IPR, Constitutional Law and Labour Law Personal Law, Land Law and Mercantile Law Law of Contract, Law of Torts, Consumer Law and Jurisprudence Consumer Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law and IPR Criminal Law, Torts and Criminology Family Law and Jurisprudence Labour Law, Criminal Law and Law of Property IPR, Taxation, Constitutional Law and Cyber Law Service Law, Labour Law Company Law International Law and Human Rights Constitutional Law, Environmental Law, Jurisprudence and IPR Environmental Law & Human Rights Administrative Law & Arbitration Contract and T.P. Act Law of Contract, IPR and Administrative Law Labour Law and Land Law Torts and Consumer Laws

Teachers (Guest Facilities) Associated from outside the Department

Mrs. Asha Asthana Dr. Neeta Mathur Mr. Manoj Nigam Mr. Shyamal Narain Prof. H.K. Sharma Dr. S.H. Singh Dr. Kartikeya Misra Dr. Shubhash Shukla Dr. Pradeep Sharma Prof. Jata Shankar Dr. S.B. Singh Dr. S.K. Shukla Dr. Hemlata Srivastava Dr. Lalima Singh Dr. Indra Srivastava Dr. K.K. Singh Dr. R.K. Srivastava Mr. S.N. Singh Mr. R.P. Srivastava Mr. Manoj Nigam

English English Legal Language Legal Language Political Science Political Science Political Science Political Science Political Science Philosophy Philosophy Philosophy Sociology Sociology Sociology Computer Computer Law Law C.P.C.

Officer’s of the University
2. Hon’ble Dr. Verghee Kurien Chancellor
3. Prof. Anil Kumar Singh Vice – Chancellor
4. Prof. L.M. Singh Dean Faculty of Law
5. Prof. M.P. Dubey Dean Faculty of Arts
6. Prof. S.D. Dixit Dean Faculty of Science
7. Prof. S.A. Ansari Dean Faculty of Commerce
8. Prof. R.K. Singh Dean Students Welfare
9. Prof. N.R. Farooqi Dean Research & Development
10. Prof. L.R. Singh Dean C.D.C.
11. Prof. J.N. Mishra Registrar
12. C.A. P.K. Singh Finance Officer
13. Prof. Mata Ambar Tiwari Chief Proctor
14. Prof. H.S. Upadhyay Controller of Examination

Important Dates

Online Registration at www.auadmission.co.in Sale of OMR Form Pravesh Bhawan, Chatham Lines, University of Allahabad Last Date of Online Registration Last Date of OMR Forms Submission at the counters of Pravesh Bhawan, Chatham Lines, University of Allahabad Download of Admit Cards at www.auadmission.co.in Date of Admission Test : Declaration of results Counseling and Commencement of Admissions (At Pravesh Bhawan, University of Allahabad)

From Saturday 24th March to Wednesday 25th April, 2012 From Saturday 24th March to Wednesday 25th April, 2012 (on all days including holidays between 10.00 am to 4.00 p.m.) Wednesday 25th April, 2012 - Mid Night Wednesday 25th April, 2012 - From 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. (The counter will also remain open on holidays) Tuesday 8th May, 2012 Tuesday 29th May, 2012 - 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. Sunday 10th June, 2012 Friday 15th June, 2012 on wards