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ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

The University commenced admission of students

for five-year integrated B.A LL.B (Hons) and one year

LL.M programme through a national level admission test

of its own in 2015.

J u d g e , S u p re me

Court of India, hasMaharashtra National Law University Mumbai (for

been nominated byshort MNLU Mumbai) is the latest of the National Law

the Chief Justice of

Schools established in India. The Maharashtra National India as the FirstLaw University Act 2014 was passed by Maharashtra

Chancellor. ProfessorState Legislature under the Maharashtra Act No VI of

(Dr.) Bhavani Prasad2014 on 20th March 2014. The Act envisaged to

P a n d a i s t h eestablish and incorporate National Law Universities in

F o u n d i n g V i c e -the State for the development and advancement of legal

Chancellor of theeducation and for the purposes of imparting specialized

University.and systematic instruction training and research in

systems of law and for the matters connected therewith The University

or incidental thereto. was established on 10th October 2014, with

collective support and encouragement of the JudiciaryThe object of the university is to advance and

and the legal fraternity, by the Government ofdisseminate learning and knowledge of law and legal

Maharashtra. It was possible to start academicprocesses and their role in national development, to

programmes from 01stdevelop in the students and research scholars, a sense

of responsibility, to serve society in the field of law August 2015 itself, with

developing skills in regard to advocacy, legal services, generous support of Tata

legislation, law reforms and the like and to organize Institute of Social Sciences,

lectures, seminars, symposia and conferences to Mumbai (TISS) which

promote efficient instruments of social development. offered to share its Deonar

campus temporarily andIn order to advance the set goals, MNLU Mumbai

aspires to develop active partnership with eminent law extended all facilities such

teachers, distinguished judges, leading lawyers and as Library, health center,

corporate conglomerates and foster to the claims of dinning hall, gymnasium

development in harmony with the changing society. etc. available there.

MNLU Mumbai is set to realise the goals from a

modest beginning. The vision is clear and the initial

efforts are accelerated.

Honble Mr. Justice F.M. Ibrahim Kalifulla,

COMMON LAW ADMISSION TEST

2016

CLAT

Prof. (Dr.)Vice-Chancellor

Bhavani Prasad Panda

Dibakar KanunjnaRegistrar

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MAHARASHTRA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY MUMBAI


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B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Course[FCR 2016-2021]

Semester II


2

Semester I

Semester CourseCode

Subjects ProjectAss.

Snap Test/Class

Participation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

I I16E01 Statistics 30 10 10 50 2

I16SS02 Principles of PoliticalScience Theory &Organization

30 10 10 50 4

I16SS03 General Principles ofEconomics

30 10 10 50 4

I16SS04 General Principles ofSociology

30 10 10 50 4

I16C05 Legal Method 30 10 10 50 4

I16C06 Law of Torts (MotorVehicles Act & ConsumerProtection Act)

30 10 10 50 4

Semester CourseCode


Snap Test/Class

Participation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

II II17LS07 English -1 30 10 10 50 2

II17SS08 Political Ideologies andObligations

30 10 10 50 4

II17SS09 Legal and ConstitutionalHistory

30 10 10 50 4

II17SS10 Sociological Theories 30 10 10 50 4

II17C11 Law of Contract-I 30 10 10 50 4

II17C12 Family Law-I 30 10 10 50 4

Semester III

Semester CourseCode


Snap Test/ ClassParticipation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

III III17LS13 Legal Communication 30 10 10 50 2

III 7SS14 Indian Political Thought 30 10 10 50 4

III17SS15 Economic and FiscalPolicy of India

30 10 10 50 4

III17SS16 Rural, Urban & TribalSociology of India

30 10 10 50 4

III 17C17 Constitutional Law- 1 30 10 10 50 4

III17C18 Law of Crimes-1 30 10 10 50 4


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Semester IV

Semester V

Semester CourseCode


Snap Test/Class

Participation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

IV IV 18C 19 Alternate Dispute

Resolution

30 10 10 50 4

IV18SS20 International Relations 30 10 10 50 4

IV18C21 Law of Contract II 30 10 10 50 4

IV18C22 Criminal ProcedureCode and JuvenileJustice System

30 10 10 50 4

IV18C23 Civil Procedure Codeand Limitation Act

30 10 10 50 4

IV18C24 Family Law-II 30 10 10 50 4

Semester CourseCode


Snap Test/Class

Participation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

V V18SS25 Principles of PublicAdministration andLaw

30 10 10 50 4

V18C26 Constitutional Law II 30 10 10 50 4

V18C27 Jurisprudence 30 10 10 50 4

V18C28 Property Law 30 10 10 50 4

V18C29 Law of Evidence 30 10 10 50 4

V18C30 Public InternationalLaw

30 10 10 50 4

Semester VI

Semester CourseCode


Snap Test/Class

Participation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

VI VI19E31 Share Market and SecurityRegulator

30 10 10 50 2

VI19C32 Administrative Law 30 10 10 50 4

VI19C33 Labour Law -1 30 10 10 50 4

VI19C34 Company Law 30 10 10 50 4

VI19C35 Law of Taxation 30 10 10 50 4

VIC1936 Environmental Law 30 10 10 50 4


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Semester VII

Semester VIII

Semester CourseCode


Snap Test/Class

Participation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

VIIVII19C37 Labour Law II 30 10 10 50 4

VII19H38 Land Law and UrbanDevelopment

30 10 10 50 4

VII19H39 Cyber Law 30 10 10 50 4

VII19H40 Law and Economics 30 10 10 50 4

VII19SS41 Banking 30 10 10 50 4

VII19C42 Drafting, Pleading andConveyancing

30 10 10 50 4

Semester CourseCode


Snap Test/Class

Participation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

VIII VIII20E43 Law and Media 30 10 10 50 4

VIII20H44 Human Rights Law 30 10 10 50 4

VIII20E45 IPR 30 10 10 50 4

VIII20H46 Equity and Trust 30 10 10 50 4

VIII20H47 Law of InfrastructureDevelopment

30 10 10 50 4

VIII20C48 Moot Court, Internship,Corporate Legal Training

30 10 10 50 4

Semester IX

Semester CourseCode


Snap Test/Class

Participation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

IX IX20H49 Foreign Trade 30 10 10 50 4

IX20H50 Corporate Governance 30 10 10 50 4

IX20H51 Competition Law 30 10 10 50 4

IX20H52 Financial MarketRegulation

30 10 10 50 4

IX20H53 International Institutions 30 10 10 50 4

IX20H54 IT Crimes 30 10 10 50 4


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1. Space and Law 22. Law and Health and Medicine

2. Applied Criminal Law 23. Biodiversity and Biotechnology Law

3. Sports Law 24. Forensic Science4. Nuclear Law 25. Law and Archaeology

5. Patent Filling and Specification Drafting 26. Electricity Law

6. Trade Mark and Copyright Filling 27. Medical Negligence

7. Education Law 28. Product Liability

8. Data Protection Law 29. International Torts

9. Judgment Writing 30. Mass Disaster

10. Litigation Lawyering 31. Law of the Sea

11. Law for Armed Forces 32. Geo-Information System and Law

12. Research Methodology 33. Share Market and Security Regulator

13. Law for Child and Elderly 34. Law of Electronic Evidence14. Law regulating Public Sector Undertaking 35. Conflict of Laws

15. Aviation Law 36. Intellectual Property Rights

16. Law of Transport and Carriages 37. International Arbitration Law

17. Structuration of Contracts 38. International Institutions

18. Private International Law 39. Law and Media

19. Gender Justice and Feminism 40. Maritime Law

20. Disaster Management 41. Law of Carriages

21. Legal Philosophy and Theory of Justice

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Note :

1. MNLU Mumbai is also exploring possibilities to impart foreign language courses such as German, French

and Chinese. The courses shall be extra and optional.

2. As the courses will advance depending upon the availability of the resources such as teachers and

expertise and basing on the best interest of the students additional elective courses will be considered

with flexibility of credit transferability.

3. The elective course will be announced with minimum of 15hours duration for one credit program as and

when the eminent teachers are available to design, conduct and evaluate the course in wholesome.

4. During the semester a students may be engaged in Field Work/ Project/ Seminar/Tutoring etc for skills

enhancement etc. The time devoted for the same may be considered for giving credits.

Semester CourseCode


Snap Test/Class

Participation

Mid-TermTest

End-TermTest

Credits

X X21E55 Maritime Law 30 10 10 50 4

X21E56 Law of Carriages 30 10 10 50 4

X21H57 Merger and Acquisition 30 10 10 50 4

X21H58 Indirect taxation 30 10 10 50 4

X21H59 Insurance Law 30 10 10 50 4

X21C60 Professional Ethics &Professional AccountingSystem

30 10 10 50 4

Semester X

List of Elective Subjects


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List of courses with Extra Credits (Apart from

semester wise minimum requirement)

1. Sports

2. Music

3. Drama/Dance

4. Film/Documentary making

5. News Reporting

6. Web Designing/Animation

7. Fashion Designing

8. Computer Language

9. Radio/TV/Internet Broadcasting

10. Para Medical Services

11. Manufacturing Process

12. Process analysis and design

13. Yoga

14. Literary work15. Part of Exchange Programme with other universities

16. Law and Arts may include-

I. Cooking,

ii. Painting,

iii. Hair Styling,

iv. Tattoo Art, All papers shall be evaluated by presentation of

v. Jewellery designing, etc three seminars (from each paper) for 10 marks (3 X 10=

30marks); a mid-semester examination for 20 MarksForeign Languages

and the end semester written examination of 50 marks.1. French

Dissertation in its final form has to be submitted2. Germanth

with the certification by the supervisor on or before 303. Chinese

June.4. Japanese

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR UNDER GRADUATEAbbreviations used in course codes

AN POSTGRADUATEC- Compulsory Subject LS- Language and Skills

I. Five-Year Integrated B.A., LL.B (H) Programme:H-Honour's Subject SS- Social Sciences

One Year LLM (Master of Laws) Degree Program 2016

Course Structure:

Candidate admitted to One Year LL.M. Degree

program at MNLU Mumbai can pursue specialization in

Legal Pedagogy and Research. Students have to

complete three mandatory papers and six elective papers

and a dissertation work in order to complete the program

in accordance to the UGC guidelines for One year LL.M

program.

1. Educational Qualification: Passed 10+2 Exam or

equivalent examination with a minimum of (i) Forty

five (45%) marks in case of Candidates belonging to

General/OBC/Specially able persons categories and

(ii) forty percent (40%) marks in case of candidates

belonging to SC/ST category. A candidate appearing

in the qualifying examination in March / April 2016 is

also eligible to apply

2. Age Limit: No age limit is prescribed for CLAT -

2016


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I Semester (July to Decembe r):

Courses

CourseCredits

MaximumMarks

Research Methods and LegalEducation

3 100

Comparative Public Law 3 100

Law and Justice in Globalizingworld

3 100

Idea of Justice and JusticeEducation

2 100

I I Sem ester (Janua ry to June) :

C o u r s e s :

C o u r s eCredi ts

M a x i m u mM a r k s

Legal C l in ic and Cl in ica lMe thodo logy

2 1 0 0

Cur r i cu lum De ve lopmen t and

Des ign ing Teach ing P lan

2 1 0 0

Law Repo r t i ng and Ed i t ing 2 100

Educa t i on Law and Framing o fRu les

fo r Exam ina t ion and Eva lua t ion

2 1 0 0

Lega l Resea rch and W r it i ng 2 100

D isse r ta t ion 3 200


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II. One-year LL.M. programme (Legal Pedagogy B. Reservation (Reservation of Seats)

and Research) Reservat ion Pol icy of Government of

Maharashtra, shall be followed:1. Educational Qualification: LL.B. or equivalent

degree examination with a minimum of 55% marks

in case of General/OBC/Specially able persons

categories and 50% in case of SC/STcategory. A

candidate appearing in the qualifying examination

in April / May 2016 is also eligible to apply

A. NUMBER OF SEATS: Intake of students will be

as under:

7

BA.LL.B (H) LL.M (Legal

Pedagogy and

Research)

Foreign

Nationals / NRI

/ NRI

sponsored

category

10 2

Others 50 10

Category Percentage LLBseats

LL M seats

ScheduledCastes

13 07 01

Scheduled

Tribes

07 03 01

De-notifiedJatis (A)

03 01

02 seats onrotationbasis in

succeedingyears

NomadicTribes (B)

02.5 01

NomadicTribes (c)

03.5 02

NomadicTribes (D)

02 01

SpecialBackwardClass

02 01

OtherBackwardClass (OBC)

19 09 02

Remaining seats [25 LL B and 4 LL M] will be treatedas unreserved.

B.A.LL. B. (H) LL.M.

A ONE-TIME FEE [payable at the time of ad miss ion ]

Admission Fee 3000 3000

Refundab le Deposits

Library Caution Money 5000 5000

Hostel Caution Money 10000 10000

Dining Hall Caution Money 5000 5000

B ANNUAL [payable before commencem ent of academ ic sess ion]

Tuition Fee - Foreign Nati onal / NRI / NRI Sponsored catego ry USD 15000 orINR equivalent

USD 9000 orINR equivalent

- Maharashtra domiciled Students 82500 24750

- Others 110000 33000Academic Support Services 6000 0

Student Welfare 3000 0

Library Services 6000 6000

Journal fees 6000 6000

SBA, Moot Court, Seminar & other co-curricu lar act ivities 9000 0

University Development Fund 9000 9000

Internet charges 3000 3000

C SEMESTER [payable before commencement of each sem ester ]

Reading materials 3000 3000

Outsourced services 9000 9000

Examination fee 3000 6000

Residential charges [for boarders only]

Hostel accommodation 60000 60000

Dining Hall 15000 15000

ADMISSION 2016 FEE STRUCTURE

*Fees are payable by credit to designated account of the University via payment gateway devised for the purpose.*The payment gateway will be open for specified period as notified in the University website*Receipts for each payment shall be generated as soon as the credit of amount paid is recorded in the bank*One-time Convocation Fee of Rs. 5000 wil l be payable on Tenth semester

Contact details:MAHARASHTRA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY MUMBAI,

DEONAR, MUMBAI 400 088.

TEL: 022-2548 0042

Email:

POST BOX NO. 8338,

[email protected]

For details:Please visit www.nlumumbai.edu.in
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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