Tamil Nadu National Law School LLB Syllabus

advtanmoy 19/07/2018
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2018

B.A., LL.B.(Honours) Degree Course

YEAR
SEMESTER		 SUBJECT NAME YEAR
SEMESTER		 SUBJECT NAME
I year
I sem
  1. Legal Methods
  2. Law of Torts
  3. English – I
  4. Sociology – I
  5. Political Science – I
 II sem
  1. Law of Contracts – I
  2. Sociology – II
  3. English – II
  4. History – I
  5. Political Science – II
II year
III sem
  1. History II
  2. Economics I
  3. Law of Contracts II
  4. Family Law I
  5. Constitutional Law I
 IV sem
  1. Economics II
  2. Jurisprudence
  3. Law of Crimes I(Indian Penal Code)
  4. Family Law II
  5. Constitutional Law II
V sem
  1. Company Law I
  2. Property Law
  3. Political Science III
  4. Labour Law I
  5. Administrative Law
 VI sem
  1. Company Law II
  2. International Law
  3. Law of Crimes II ( Code of criminal Procedure)
  4. Labour Law II
  5. Judicial Process and Interpretation of Statutes
IV year
VII sem
  1. Civil Procedure Code
  2. Environmental Law
  3. Intellectual Property Rights Law
  4. Seminar Class (optional Subjects)
  5. Clinical I (Professional Ethics)
 VIII sem
  1. Taxation Law
  2. Seminar Class (optional Subjects)
  3. Insurance Law
  4. Human Rights Law
  5. Clinical II (Alternate Dispute Resolution)
V year
IX sem
  1. HC-1
  2. HC-2
  3. HC-3
  4. HC-4
  5. Clinical III (Drafting,Pleading Conveyance)
 X sem
  1. HC-1
  2. HC-2
  3. HC-3
  4. HC-4
  5. Clinical IV (Moot Court Exercise)

Total subjects :  50

Law Subjects Social Science Subjects
Law : 38 Political Science : 4 Compulsory : 20
Non-Law 12 Economics : 2 Optional : 6
Sociology : 2 Hon’s course : 8
History : 2 Clinical : 4
English : 2 Total 38
Total 12

B.Com.,LL.B.(Honours) Degree Course

YEAR
SEMESTER		 SUBJECT NAME YEAR
SEMESTER		 SUBJECT NAME
I year
I sem
  1. Business English
  2. Financial Accounting
  3. Business organization and Management
  4. Leagl Methods
  5. Law of Torts
 II sem
  1. Business Communictaion
  2. Political Science
  3. Business Economics and Marketing
  4. Human Resource Management
  5. Law of Contracts-I
II year
III sem
  1. Financial Service and Market
  2. Corporate Accounting
  3. Law of Contracts II
  4. Family Law I
  5. Constitutional Law I
 IV sem
  1. Business Statistics & operation Research
  2. Jurisprudence
  3. Law of Crimes I(Indian Penal Code)
  4. Family Law II
  5. Constitutional Law II
V sem
  1. Auditing
  2. Company Law I
  3. Property Law
  4. Labour Law I
  5. Administrative Law
 VI sem
  1. Cost Management and Accounting
  2. Public International Law
  3. Law of Crimes II ( Code of criminal Procedure)
  4. Labour Law II
  5. Law of Evidence
IV year
VII sem
  1. Civil Procedure Code
  2. Environmental Law
  3. Intellectual Property Rights Law
  4. Seminar Class (optional Subjects)
  5. Clinical I (Professional Ethics)
 VIII sem
  1. Taxation Law
  2. Seminar Class (optional Subjects)
  3. Insurance Law
  4. Human Rights Law
  5. Clinical II (Alternate Dispute Resolution)
V year
IX sem
  1. HC-1
  2. HC-2
  3. HC-3
  4. HC-4
  5. Clinical III (Drafting,Pleading & Conveyance)
 X sem
  1. HC-1
  2. HC-2
  3. HC-3
  4. HC-4
  5. Clinical IV (Moot Court Exercise)

Total subjects: 50

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