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National Law University Odisha (NLUO) SYLLABUS-LLB

advtanmoy 31/01/2018

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME

In pursuit of its goal of promoting integrated knowledge, National Law University Odisha (NLUO) offers co-operative learning opportunities. The undergraduate degree in law integrates liberal arts (B.A.) and managerial excellence (B.B.A.) courses into the stipulated five years.

NLUO, at the moment, offers the following five year integrated undergraduate programme namely- B.A.LL.B. and B.B.A.LL.B

The Course Structure of Undergraduate Programme:

SemesterBALawBBA
1stLaw and LanguageLegal MethodsLaw and Language
Legal HistoryLaw of TortsLegal History
Science of PoliticsPrinciples and Practices of Management
Architecture of Social LifeIntroduction to Political Science
2ndLaw, Literature and FilmsConstitution 1Law, Literature and Films
 MicroeconomicsContract 1Basic Principles of Accounting
 Contemporary Political DiscourseIntroduction to Sociology
 
Sociology of Social Issues & DebatesOrganizational Behaviour
3rdSociology of Social TransformationConstitution 2Cost and Management Accounting
 MacroeconomicsContract 2Business Economics
 Global Politics and GovernanceHuman Resource Management
 Basic Principles of AccountingFundamentals of Marketing Mangement
4thEconomic Development and Planning in IndiaPublic International LawCorporate Accounting
 Organizational BehaviourCorporate Law 1Strategic Management
 Criminal Law-1
 Cr.PC
5thCorporate Law- 2
 Criminal Law-2
 CPC
 Evidence
 Jurisprudence
 Administrative Law
6thLegal Aid and PIL
 Personal Laws 1
 Interpretation of Statutes
 Direct Taxation
 IPR
 Banking
7thLabour Laws 1
 Personal Laws 2
 Environmental Law
 Indirect Taxation
 ADRClinic 2
 Transfer of Property
8thLabour Laws 2
 International Trade Law
 Conflict of Laws
 Insurance
 Seminar Course 1
 Seminar Course 2
9thTrial and Appellate Advocacy
 Information Technology Law
 Mergers and Acquisitions
 Seminar Course 3
 Seminar Course 4
 Seminar Course 5
10thProfessional Ethics
Human Rights
Law and Enterpreneurship
Seminar Course 6
Seminar Course 7
Seminar Course 8

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