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- Bangalore
- 5 Years
...Science-III 6.3 Jurisprudence-I 6.4 Family Law II SEVENTH TRIMESTER 7.1 Administratiave Law 7.2 Code of Civil Procedure(CPC)I 7.3 Criminal Law-III 7.4 A...
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- Bangalore
...Courses of Study LL.M. I Trimester 1. Judicial Process 2. Law & Social Transformation in India II Trimester 1. Indian Constitutional Law 2. Research Methodology...
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- Bangalore
...including that of External Examiner indicating whether or not the candidate is fit for the award of the Ph.D. Degree. In the event that a Viva-voce examination...
- MPhil
- Bangalore
..."Not Satisfactory'. Each examiner shall submit his/her report of evaluation in the prescribed form within one month of the receipt of the dissertation...
- PhD
- Bangalore
...Registration to the LL.D. programme Registration shall be based on the initial screening of the research proposal submitted by the candidate along with the application...
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History
he NLSIU started its courses in the premises of the Central College , Bangalore University . The NLSIU moved to its own premises at the present address in 1992.
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The idea gained strength in the Legal Education Committee of the Bar Council of India and eventually the BCI demanded a deemed University status from the University Grants Commission.
The co-operation of the Karnataka Government, the Bangalore University and the initiatives of senior members of the Bar Council of India as well as that of Karnataka State Bar Council gave the project distinct possibilities of realization over the years. The idea gained more supporters in course of time within the Council and outside who worked at different levels to establish the institution in the interest of better legal education and higher standards of legal research and training. The promoters of the institution finally, succeeded after thirteen long years of suspense and uncertainty, when the Karnataka Government established on August 29, 1987 through a Gazette Notification, the National Law School of India University at Bangalore under the National Law School of India Act (Karnataka Act 22 of 1986).
The Act is a unique piece of legislation which incorporates complete administrative and academic autonomy together with flexibility for innovation and experimentation in the pursuit of excellence. By and large, the management of the institution rests with the organized legal profession of the country. Outside administration of justice, the NLSIU is perhaps the best example of Academy-Bar-Bench co-operation in the field of Law in India today. The Chief Justice of India, as Visitor of the N
