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Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law- Punjab [ B.A., LL.B. 5yrs Syllabus]

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B.A., LL.B. (HONS.) – FIVE YEAR INTEGRATED COURSE   
  FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER NOTE
I ENGLISH – 1 ENGLISH – 2 A student is to study six papers of one major subject and three papers each of the two minor subjects of social sciences in first three years of study. RGNUL offers the choice between Sociology, Political Science, History and Economics as major and minor subjects.
II SOCIAL SCIENCE (MAJOR) PAPER-I SOCIAL SCIENCE (MAJOR) PAPER-II
III SOCIAL SCIENCE (MINOR) 1 PAPER-I SOCIAL SCIENCE (MINOR) PAPER-II
IV SOCIAL SCIENCE (MINOR) 2 PAPER-I SOCIAL SCIENCE (MINOR) 2 PAPER-II
V LAW OF TORTS AND CONSUMER PROTECTION MAJOR LEGAL SYSTEMS
VI LEGAL METHODS AND SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY LAW OF CONTRACT – I
THIRD SEMESTER FOURTH SEMESTER
I ENGLISH – 3 FOREIGN LANGUAGE
II SOCIAL SCIENCE (MAJOR) PAPER-III SOCIAL SCIENCE (MAJOR) PAPER-IV
III SOCIAL SCIENCE (MINOR) I PAPER-III SOCIAL SCIENCE (MINOR) 2

PAPER-III
IV JURISPRUDENCE – I JURISPRUDENCE – II
V CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – I CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – II
VI LAW OF CONTRACT – II (SPECIAL CONTRACTS) PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW
  FIFTH SEMESTER SIXTH SEMESTER
I SOCIAL SCIENCE (MAJOR) PAPER (V) SOCIAL SCIENCE (MAJOR) PAPER (VI)
II ADMINISTRATIVE LAW FUNDAMENTALS OF IPR s
III CRIMINAL LAW – I (SUBSTANTIVE LAW) TAXATION LAW
IV CRIMINAL LAW – II (PROCEDURAL LAW) CIVIL PROCEDURE
V FAMILY LAW – I FAMILY LAW – II
VI COMPANY LAW ENVIRONMENTAL LAW



 

SPECIALIZATION  GROUPS

NOTE: IT IS ADVISED THAT A STUDENT SHOULD CONTINUE WITH THE SAME GROUP AS OPTED IN THE FIRST SIX SEMESTERS.

HOWEVER IT WILL REMAIN OPEN TO THE STUDENT TO OPT FOR DIFFERENT SPECIALIZATIONS  FROM SEVENTH SEMESTER 
SEMESTER   BUSINESS LAWS CRIMINAL LAW INTERNATIONAL LAW CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
SEVENTH I LAB OUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW-I LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW-I LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW-I LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW-I
II LAW OF EVIDENCE LAW OF EVIDENCE LAW OF EVIDENCE LAW OF EVIDENCE
III BANKING LAW GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL LAW INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS COMPARATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL LAWS
IV MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS AND COMPETITION SOCIO-ECONOMIC OFFENCES INTERNATIONAL LAW AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE LAW OF WRITS
V LAW AND PRACTICE RELATING TO COPY RIGHT AND TRADE MARK CYBER CRIMES AND IT OFFENCES HUMANITARIAN AND REFUGEE LAW LEGISLATIVE POWERS  UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA
VI PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT
EIGHTH I LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW‑II LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW-II LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW-II LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW-II
II PROPERTY LAW PROPERTY LAW PROPERTY LAW PROPERTY LAW
III INSURANCE LAWS TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIMES INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION AND LABOUR LAWS SERVICE LAWS
IV CORPORATE TAX LAWS CRIMINOLOGY PENOLOGYAND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
V LAW AND PRACTICE RELATING TO PATENT, DESIGN AND GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATION INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT ROLE OF JUDICIARY IN PROTECTION OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND HUMAN RIGHTS
VI PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECTS REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECTS REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECTS REPORT AND MOOT COURT
NINTH I LAW OF EQUITY TRUST, LIMITATION AND REGISTRATION LAW OF EQUITY, TRUST, LIMITATION AND REGISTRATION LAW OF EQUITY, TRUST, LIMITATION AND REGISTRATION LAW OF EQUITY, TRUST, LIMITATION AND REGISTRATION
II CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (ALTERATIVE  DISPUTES RESOLUTION) CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (ALTERNATIVE DISPUTES RESOLUTION) CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (ALTERNATIVE DISPUTES RESOLUTION) CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (ALTERNATIVE DISPUTES RESOLUTION)
III FINANCIAL MARKET REGULATIONS ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CUSTODIAL) INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES
IV INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW AND INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIALARBITRATION FORENSIC AND SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION OF CRIME INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW FEDERALISM AND LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT
V INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, VALUATION AND SECURITY JUVENILE JUSTICE AND PROBATION OF OFFENDERS DOUBLE TAXATION CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION OF THE UNDER-PRIVILEGED
VI PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT
TENTH I CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (DRAFTING, PLEADINGS, CONVEYANCING AND PROFESSIONAL LEGAL ETHICS) CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (DRAFTING, PLEADING, CONVEYANCING AND PROFESSIONAL LEGAL ETHICS) CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (DRAFTING, PLEADING, CONVEYANCING AND PROFESSIONAL LEGAL ETHICS) CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (DRAFTING, PLEADING, CONVEYANCING AND PROFESSIONAL LEGAL ETHICS)
II CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (PUBLIC INTEREST LAWYER ING, LEGAL AID AND PARA LEGAL SERVICES ) CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (PUBLIC INTEREST LAWYRING, LEGAL AID AND PARA LEGAL SERVICES ) CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (PUBLIC INTEREST LAWYERING, LEGAL AID AND PARA LEGAL SERVICES ) CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION (PUBLIC INTEREST LAWYERING, LEGAL AID AND PARA LEGAL SERVICES )
III CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE (NON-CUSTODIAL) INTERNATIONAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW ELECTION LAWS
IV INVESTMENT LAWS COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND EVIDENCE LAW OF THE SEA EMERGING TRENDS – (RTI, MEDIA LAWS, CIVIL SOCIETY AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCE, CITIZENSHIP AND EMIGRATION LAWS
V LAW RELATING TO BIO-DIVERSITY, BIO-TECHNOLOGY AND BREEDERS’ RIGHTS PRACTICE AND PLEADINGS IN CRIMINAL LAW INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION BODIES PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
VI PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT PROJECT REPORT AND MOOT COURT

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