Prospectus - Narayanrao Chavan Law College

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NARAYANRAO CHAVAN LAW COLLEGE, NANDED.
Contents
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Legal Education A need of time
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Vision, Mission & Goal
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Principal's Message
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The College at a Glance
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Appreciations from the Dignitaries
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Course Details
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The LL.B. Programme (Three Years)
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The B.S.L., LL.B. Programme (Five Years)
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Master of Laws (LLM.)
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PG Diploma in Taxation Laws (D.T.L.)
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PG Diploma in Labour Laws & Industrial Relations (D.L.L.)
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PG Diploma in Cyber Laws (D.C.L)
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PG Diploma in IPR
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Admission Procedure and Rules
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College Discipline
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Library
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Sports Activity
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Cultural Activities
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Workshops, Seminars and Conferences
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Moot court
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Students Aid Fund
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Railway and Bus Concession
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Prizes
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Scholarships and Freeship
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EBC/PTC/STC
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Scholarship Details
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Fees Structure
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Faculty, Library Staff, Administrative Staff
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Visiting Faculty/Proff.on clock How Basis
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Incharge for various courses
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Committees
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Local Management Committee
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Academic Calender
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Ph.D. Research Centre
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LEGAL EDUCATION A NEED OF TIME
Spiritually it is believed that the life on the earth is regulated by the laws of the lord or the divinity. It is
the ' rule of law' that draws the essential difference between human society and animal world. It is the legal education
that plays an important role in promoting social justice. Education or awareness of laws, characterize the lawyers
as "Social
Engineers".
"..... a man is inwardly a soul and a conscious power of the divine and that the evolution of this real man
within is the right object of education and indeed of all human life".... Sri Aurobindo.
Imparting legal education has always been as one of the noblest profession. Today legal education derives
its impetus from the economic, social and political set up of the society. Legal profession is objectively in the
position of producing statesmen. They are not subordinate to the government or to anyone else and they are
directly in contact with the society in its entirety as they have to deal with all kinds of problems of people from all
sections of the society, unlike doctors, who are confined to technical problems. Hence lawyers are the people who
are most conversant with the problems of society as a whole.
Legal education is a good investment which if wisely made will produce most beneficial result for the
nation and catalyze the speed of development. Of late the role of lawyer in a common law system is more than a
skilled legal mechanic; he acts as a social engineer, social reformer, harmonizer and a reconciler. The legal education
provided at the law colleges and schools must be transformed to the conventional and contemporary needs of the
legal profession and society.
Job opportunities and placements in Legal Arenas / Career opportunities & Placements.
1.
Can practice law in Taluka, Dist. Courts, High Courts and Supreme Courts after registration in Bar
Council of India (Advocate).
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Can become Judges/ Magistrate and serve the society.
3.
Can opt for Public or Government Pleader.
4.
Can work as Law officer in Police dept.
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Can work as Legal adviser in Finance/Local bodies / Society's / Non Govt. Organization
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Can work as Arbitrator / Counselor.
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Can work as law officer in different national and multinational companies.
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Can become experts in intellectual Property dealings.
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Can work as assistants in Legal Process Outsourcing.
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Can take career option for Teaching after completing Net/Set Examinations.
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Can join Solicitor firms.
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Can also serve the Law Ministry as per requirement
It is up to the person what he chooses to become after completing his / her graduation in law. It is rightly said "Where
there is will there is a way." And Sky is the Limit for a person who chooses the right option and career
OUR VISION,
" Judicium dei" Seat of Judgement
MISSION
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To train law students to become visionaries & legal architects to take up the task of renovating the
scales of justice.
To play an active & effective role in promoting legal literacy.
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To strengthen the foundation of legal education by providing ample opportunities to scholars.
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To promote self-motivation, responsibility for one's own direction of a constant striking for self improvement.
To provide innumerable opportunities for the students & to encourage them to join in community
activities beyond the college.
To arm young brains with competitive skills & technology & nurture holistic developments of learners
for better tomorrow.
To covert the right candidates to the right jobs through right training & development.
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GOAL
The Legal Education for the cause of Justice.
OBJECTIVE
To Provide finest Opportunities & Environment for teaching, learning & research.
To impart education with value & excellence with a view to groom citizens having an integrated approach to law
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Principal's Message
It was a very eventful year wherein the college has started & conducted many activities such as extensive lecture series, national level
moot court competition, training program, sports activities, Supreme Court
visit etc. The college has tried and is trying to set up high standards of
academic excellence, research & innovation, In the past years, the college is established as an ideal institution for legal education under the
guidance of former principal Dr B N Chavan sir. This academic year
started with a great beginning as the students gave overwhelming response for hot year admission to LL.B. three year as well as five year degree course, In this
academic year, the college has got record
breaking admissions of 1292 students which is highest strength of Law College under Swami
Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University.
The college has continued its proud tradition of academic excellence, in summer
2013 university examination. 22 students from our college stood in the University Merit list,
Also, there is considerable increase in student's performance as passing percent of every
class is more than 75 percent and, up to 90 percent.
In this academic year, we have started teaching learning process through PPT
presentation. We have started conducting extensive lecture series in memory of Late Shri
Shankarraoji Chavan, We have also car nixed a training program in "Clinical Legal Education & advocacy skills" which is an innovative practical based skills development program.
This program was organized by the college in collaboration with "Institute of Clinical Legal
Education & Research" Mumbai which is a unit of Global Vision India Foundation, The
tradition of moot court competitions is an outcome of great vision of Dr. B N Chavan sir to
encourage students for practicing skills, This year was 35th year of moot court
competition. Therefore, the college has decided to organize the competition at National level and
in collaboration with Bar Council of Maharashtra & Goa, This year the students from the
college have successfully participated in various moot court competitions. So also, the
students have shown remarkable performance in sports and grabbed various trophies,
The college has also decided to organize a study tour of Supreme Court visit. The purpose
of this tour was to let the students to know and observe proceedings in the Apex Court of
India, Accordingly, the permission was obtained and the tour was organized for the final
year students.
I congratulate all the students for their success in various activities and for adding
more feathers to our hat. I take this opportunity to thanks all students and my colleagues for
their cooperation and whole hearted participation in the college activities.
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Lecture cum Discussion method.
Power Point presentations and live discussions on current issues. Case Studies
Presentations, industry visits, field visits, educational tours
Discussions and debates
Assignment that require team based learning
Practical training by visiting Courts Jails, Advocate Chamber, etc.
Experiential training for Moot Court and other legal competition.
Guest Lectures from industry experts, Tax Consultants, Cyber Crime experts, Vocational
training and soft skill experts etc.
Sports and cultural activites.
Legal education served in Narayanrao Chavan law college gives career opportunities to the
aspiring candidates and one can build up not only the career but oneself.
Dr. K.V. Reddy
Principal
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The College at a Glance
The college is Situated in the prime location of the city. It has its own seperate
Building with spaciaus & technologically well equipped class room with digital Board
& projectors.
The college has an independent building for library & reading. There is
separate reading room for girls. The college is having a big & beautiful library with
more than 34,000 law books including text books, commentaries, law journals,
periodicals, reports of law commissions. The college is also providing computer
lab with internet facility in library for the students so as to access required & latest
/ updated information.
The college is recognized as Research Centre in Law affiliated to Swami
Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded. Special facilities of library,
extension lecturers, assistance & information etc. are provided to research
students.
The college conducts & also participate in social activities to retain moral
values as well as to practically learn law & its working. The college regularly
organizes legal aid camps to provide free legal advice to the poor & needy people.
The college associate with Dist. Legal services authority Nanded to organize legal
literacy campaign. The college has signed MOU's with diffrent organisations-namely
1) S.P. Office, 2) Mumbai University, 3) Institute of Clinical Legal Education &
Research. We are also initiating to sign MOU's with National law School of India
University, Bangalore.
The college periodically organizes seminars & guest lectures of renowned
personalities from legal fraternity. It also organizes Blood Donation camp every
year on 11 th March, while celebrating birthday of former principal & the real founder
of this college Dr. B.N. Chavan Sir.
The college also organizes JMFC coaching classes without charging any
cost. It helps the students to prepare & achieve good success in university &
competitive exams.
Teacher -guardian scheme is also introduced through which the parents are given
regular feedback about their word's performance in the class tests, attendance
etc. Parents Meetings are organized regularly.
The college has different games and sports facilities such as Table Tennis, Badminton, Lawn Tennis, Basketball, Volley ball, Cricket, Net Ball etc. and a
well equipped Gymnasium.
Hostel facility is provided to Girls students in the Girl's Hostel of Yeshwant
Mahavidyalaya, Nanded. (The students desirous of staying in the hostel may
approach the warden personally, after taking admission in the college.)
The college is the study centre of Yeshwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open
University, Nashik for M.Lib. & Information Science programme.
The qualified & experienced teaching staff members are striving hard to
give their best.
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Appreciations from Dignitaries
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Adv. Shri Ujjwal Nikam
(Special Public Prosecutor,
Maharashtra State, Mumbai).
R. Venkata Rao Sir,
Vice Chancellor,
N.L.S. India University,
Bangalore.
Hon. Shri A.D. Sawant
Ex. Pro. Vice Chancellor,
Mumbai University.
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Courses Offered
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LL.B. (Three Years Course)
B.S.L., LL.B. ( Five Years Course)
In this new era of rapid development, old ideas in all sciences are being
modified and new concepts are being established in every field of life.
The legal field is not an exception. Accordingly, curriculum of the course
has to be revised so that the law student is conversant with the latest
trends and developments. Keeping this in view, we have started
conducting the 5 years revised law course, introduced by the Bar Council
of India from June, 1983.
LL.M. (Master in Laws)
PG D.T.L. (Diploma in Taxation Laws)
PG D.L.L. (Diploma in Labour Laws & Industrial Relations)
PG D.C.L. (Diploma in Cyber Laws)
PG Diploma in Intellectual Property Law
(*Aided, **Self Financing Course)
Medium of Instructions : English
Course Details
LL.B. Three Years Course
Syllabus for LL.B. Ist Year w. e. f. 2010-11
LL.B. I Year of Three Years Course - First Semester
Paper- I
Law of Contract including Specific Relief Act.
II
Law of Tort Including MV Act and
Consumer Protection Law.
III
Family Law-I
IV
Intellectual Property Laws
(This paper comprises copy right, Patent &
Trade Marks.)'
LL.B. I Year of Three Years Course - Second Semester
Paper- I
Labour Laws-I
II
Constitutional Law-I
III
Law of Crimes-I
IV
Insurance Law
V
Practical Paper (80:20 pattern)
Professional Ethics, Accountancy for Lawyers
and Bar Bench Relations, shall be a Clinical
paper. This paper shall be completed as yearly
pattern.
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LL.B. Second year of Three Years Course
Second Year (Semester Pattern)
SEMESTER - III
1.
Constitutional Law -11
2.
Jurisprudence
3.
Labour Laws-II
4.
Crime & Criminology
SEMESTER - IV
5.
Company Law
6.
Contract-II
7.
Property Laws
8.
Family Law-II
9.
Practical Paper (80 : 20 pattern)
Alternate Dispute Resolutions, Shall be a clinical Paper. This paper shall
be completed as yearly pattern
LL.B. Third year of Three Years Course Third Year (Semester Pattern)
SEMESTER - V
1.
C.P.C. and Limitation Act; 1963
2.
Law of Evidence (Indian Evidence Act, 1872)
3.
Environmental Laws
4.
Public International Law
5.
Land Laws
SEMESTER - VI
6.
Law of Crimes II (Cr.P.C.)
7.
Administrative Law
8.
International Human Rights
9.
Principles of Income Tax Laws
10.
Principles of interpretation of statutes
11.
Practical, Drafting, pleading & conveyaneying (yearly Pattern) (90 :10
pattern)
12.
Practical moot court (to be completed during last III year)
Note : The (subject) Papers are subjected to change by BOS, S.R.T.M.
University, Nanded
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The clinical Paper of Moot-Court and internship
The clinical Paper of Moot-Court and internship shall be spread over in all
semester (Six Semesters). The Scheme of completion of said paper will be
as follows.
1)
2)
3)
Each student shall have to complete the 12-week internship during
the course.
Each Semester the internship shall be for a period of two week.
Students shall submit their report of internship to the college in every
semesters. If report is not submitted, the progress of such students
will not be considered.
80 : 20 pattern in the theory papers
There shall be 80 : 20 pattern in the theory papers includingcompulsory
and optional papers.
The scheme for 80 : 20 pattern will be as follows1)
Theory paper will carry 80 marks for external examination and
20 marks will be for internal Evaluation.
2)
The scheme of Internal Evaluation shall be as follows.
a. There shall be two monthly tests, each test carry 05 marks.
b. There shall be a Seminar for 05 marks.
c. 05 Marks will be for active participation in class room.
Individual head of passing
The students shall obtain 40% of the total marks in external and internal
separately for passing the examination (Individual head of passing)
Scheme of syllabus
Scheme of syllabus of LL.B. (3 years) course will be mutatis mutandis
applicable in the integrated LL.B. course (BSL III year, First & Second
Semester) in due course of time.
Compulsory English
As per BCI rules ( Part - IV), there shall be one compulsory paper of
English of 100 marks for marathi medium students. This paper will be
taught in the second semester of LL.B. three years Course and in the
sixth semester of LL.B. five Years Course (B.S.L. Third Year, Sixth
Semester)
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B.S.L., LL.B. Five Years Course
Syllabus for BSL 1st Year w. e. f. 2010-11
BSL First year (First
Paper- I
Paper- II
Paper- III
Paper- IV
Paper- V
Semester)
English- 1
Economics- 1
Political Science - I (Political Theory)
History- 1
Sociology-I
BSL First Year (Second Semester)
Paper-VI
English-II
Paper- VII
Economics- II
Paper- VIII
Political Science-II (Political Theory)
Paper-IX
History-II
Paper- X
Sociology- II
40 : 10 pattern in each paper
There shall be 40 : 10 pattern in each paper (External Examination of 40
Marks and Internal Evaluation of 10 Marks)
In external examination question paper will carry 07 questions of 10 marks
each. The students will have to answer 04 Questions.
In Internal examination there will be one test for 05 Marks and 05 Marks
will be for active participation.
Passing rules
Passing rules of LL. B. (3 year) course will be mutatis Mutandis applicable to
the Integrated (LL.B.) Course.
Compulsory English
As per BCI rules (Part-IV), there shall be one compulsory paper of English of
100 marks for Marathi medium students. This paper will be taught in the
second semester of LL.B. three years Course and in the sixth semester of
LL.B. Five Years Course (B.S.L. Third Year, Sixth Semester)
BSL Second Year (Third Semester)
1) General English - III
2) Political Science - III
(Foundations of Political Obligations I)
3) Political Science - IV
(International Relations I)
4) Local Self Government -I
5) History of Courts legal Profession in India - I
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BSL Second Year (Fourth Semester)
6) General English - IV
7) Political Science - V (Foundations of Political Obligations - II)
8) Political Science - VI (International Relations -1)
9) Local Self Government - II
10) History of Courts, legal Profession in India - II
Syllabus for B.S.L. Illrd year w.e.f. 2010-11
LL.B. Five Year Course - Fifth Semester
Paper - I
- Law of contract including specific Relief Act.
I
- Law of Tort including MV Act and Consumer Protection Law.
III - Family Law -I
IV - Intellectual Property Law
(This paper comprises copy right, Patent & Trade Marks.)
V - Environmental Studies
LL.B. Five Year Course - Sixth Semester
Paper - I
- Labour Laws -I
II - Constitutional Law -I
III - Law of Crimes -I
IV - Insurance Law
V - Practical Paper (80 : 20 pattern)
Professional Ethics, Accountancy for Lawyers and Bar Bench
Relations, shall be a Clinical paper. This paper shall be
completed as yearly pattern.
Fourth Year (Semester Pattern)
SEMESTER - VII
1.
Constitutional Law -11
2.
Jurisprudence
3.
Labour Law-II
4.
Crime & Criminology
Semester - VIII
5.
Company Law
6.
Contract-II
7.
Property Laws
8.
Family Law-II
9.
Practical Paper (80 : 20 pattern)
Alternate Dispute Resolutions shall be a clinical paper. This paper shall be
completed as yearly pattern
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Fifth Year (Semester Pattern)
Semester - IX
1.
C.P.C. and Limitation Act; 1963
2.
Law of Evidence (Indian Evidence Act, 1872)
3.
Environmental Laws
4.
Public International Law
5.
Land Laws
Semester - X
6.
Law of Crimes II (Cr.P.C.)
7.
Administrative Law
8.
International Human dispute
9.
Principles of Income Tax Laws
10.
Principles of interpretation of statutes
11.
Practical training paper Drafting, pleading & conveyancing (90 :10 pattern)
12. Practical Moot Court (To be completed during last III years)
Note : 1) The SRTMUN has given option of equivalence of subjects for the students
migrating from other universities the desired candidates can check the website
for detailed information www.srtmun.ac.in. & can avail the option.
2) Some Papers and marking pattern are subjected to change by BOS, S.R.T.M.
University, Nanded
The Clinical Paper of Moot - Court and internship
The clinical Paper of Moot - Court and internship shall be spread over in
last Six Semesters. The Scheme of completion of said paper will be as
follows.
1)
Each student shall have to complete the 12-week internship during
the course.
2)
Each Semester the internship shall be for a period of two week.
3)
Students shall submit their report of internship to the college in every
semesters. If report is not submitted, the progress of such students
will not be considered.
80 : 20 pattern in the theory papers
There shall be 80 : 20 patter in the theory papers including compulsory
and optional papers.
The scheme for 80 : 20 pattern will be as follows -
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1)
Theory paper will carry 80 marks for external examination and
20 marks will for internal Examination.
2)
The scheme of internal Evaluation shall be as follows.
a. There shall be two monthly tests, each test carry 05 marks,
b. There shall be a Seminar for 05 marks.
c. 05 Marks will be for active participation in class room.
Individual head of passing
The students shall obtain 40% of the total marks in external and
internal for passing the examination
Scheme of syllabus
Scheme of syllabus of LL.B. (3 years) course will be mutatis mutan-dis
applicable in the integrated LL.B. course ( BSL III year, 1 & 2
Semester) in due course of time.
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Master of Laws (LL.M.)
ELIGIBILITY
A candidate applying for the LL.M. Programme should be a graduate in
Law from the recognised University.
STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE
The LL.M. Course shall be semester course, consisting of four semesters
spread over two years. The course is regular and not part time or external.
The LL.M. Course shall consist of foundation course of five papers
(5 x 100=500) and any one optional group of six papers(6 x 100=600), practical of 100
marks and dissertation of 200 marks. The topic of dissertation will be assigned to the
students at the time of admission of third semester.
CRIMINAL LAW GROUP
1st Semester
llnd Semester
Illrd Semester
IVth Semester
FOUNDATION
PAPERS (2)
FOUNDATION
PAPERS (1)
FOUNDATION
PAPERS (1)
FOUNDATION
PAPERS (Nil)
1. Law & Social
1 . Indian Constitutional
1. Judicial Process
Transformation
Law & New
in India (80:20)
Challenges (80:20)
(80:20)
2. Legal Education
& Research
Methodology (80:20)
OPTIONAL
PAPERS (2)
1. Comparative
Criminal
Procedure (80:20)
OPTIONAL
PAPERS (2)
1. Privileged Class
Deviance (80:20)
OPTIONAL
PAPERS (2)
1. Juvenile
Delinquency (80:20)
2. Penology:
2. Drug Addiction
2. Collective Violence &
Treatment of
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice
Offenders(80:20)
& Human Rights (80:20)
System (80:20)
OPTIONAL
PAPERS (Nil)
PRACTICAL
PAPER (100)
D I S S E R T A T I O N (200)
1 . Class Room Teaching 25
1. Dissertation 150
2. Doctrinal Research 25
2. Viva Presentation 50
3. Non Doctrinal Research 25
4. Class Room Seminar 15
5. Attendance 10
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BUSINESS LAW GROUP
1st Semester
llnd Semester
Illrd Semester
IVth Semester
FOUNDATION
PAPERS (2)
FOUNDATION
PAPERS (1)
FOUNDATION
PAPERS (1)
FOUNDATION
PAPERS (Nil)
1. Law & Social
1. Indian Constitutional
1. Judicial Process
Transformation in
Law & New Challenges
(80:20)
India (80:20)
(80:20)
2. Legal Education
& Research
Methodology (80:20)
OPTIONAL
OPTIONAL
OPTIONAL
OPTIONAL
PAPERS (2)
1 .Fundamental
PAPERS (2)
1 .Legal Regulation of
PAPERS (2)
1. Insurance Law
PAPERS (Nil)
Principles of
Economic
Law of Conttract
& Specific
Enterprises (80:20)
(80:20)
contracts (80:20)
2. Law of Industrial
& Intellectual
2. Law of Export &
2. Corporate Finance
Import Regulation (100)
Finance (80:20)
Property (80:20)
PRACTICAL
PAPER (100)
1 .Class Room Teaching 25
a.Doctrinal Research 25
S.Non Doctrinal Research 25
4.Class Room Seminar 15
5.Attendance 10
DISSERTATION(200)
1. Dissertation 150
2.Viva Presentation 50
Passing Standards :To pass LL.M. examination, a student must obtain a minimum of 45% of
marks in each paper and 50% in aggregate in each of the semesters. A Candidate
securing minimum aggregate of 60% would be declared to have passed the examination
in First Class and above 75% will obtain a distiction.
No class will be awarded to the students in the first, second and third semester
examination. Class will be awarded on the basis of the total performance of the student
in all the four semesters.
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P.G.Diploma in Taxation Laws (P.G. D.T.L.)
ELIGIBILITY
Eligibility for admission requires the candidate to be a graduate with minimum of
40% marks of any faculty of any University whose degree is recognised to be
equivalent to the corresponding degree of S.R.T.M. University, Nanded.
DURATION :
The duration of this course shall be one academic year.
EXAMINATION :
The examination is held at the end of the academic year on dates announced
by the University. The course consists of Four papers, each of 100 marks.
1.
Principles of Taxation and Income Tax Law
2.
Income Tax Procedure Pleading, Book Keeping and Accountancy
3.
Other Tax Laws and wealth Tax
4.
M.V.A.T. Act.and Other Indirect Tax Laws with procedure.
PASSING STANDARDS:
The candidate has to secure a minimum of 45% marks in each subject and
an aggregate of 50% to pass in second class. A Candidate securing 60% or above
aggregate would be declared to have passed in First class, and one securing 75%
or above shall be declared to have obtained a distinction.
P.G. Diploma in Labour Laws & Industrial Relations (P.G. D.L.L.)
ELIGIBILITY
Eligibility for admission requires the candidate to be a graduate with minimum
of 40% marks of any faculty of any University whose degree is recognised to be
DURATION :
Duration of this course shall be one academic year.
Examination and Standard of Passing :
The candidate has to secure a minimum of 45% marks in each paper and
an aggregate of 50%. A candidate securing 60% or above will be declared to have
passed in First Class and above 75% will obtain a distinction.
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COURSE OF STUDY :
The course of study leading to Diploma in Labour Laws consists of the
following compulsory papers : each carrying 80 marks & 20 marks will be for internal
evaluation.
Paper -1
Principles of Labour Legislations & Trade Unionism
Paper - II
Labour Welfare Legislation
Paper - III
Wages and Social Security Legislation
Paper - IV
Industrial Relations and Disputes
P.G. Diploma in Cyber Laws (P.G. D.C.L.)
ELIGIBILITY
DURATION :
EXAMINATION AND STANDARD OF PASSING :
COURSE OF STUDY:
The course of study leading to Diploma in Cyber Laws consists of the following
compulsory papers : each carrying 80 marks & 20 marks will be for internal evaluation.
Paper -1
Fundamental Concepts of Cyber Laws.
Paper - II
Information Technology Act, 2000 & IPR Issues in Cyber World.
Paper - III
E-Commerce
Paper - IV
Cyber Crimes
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P.G. Diploma in Intellectual Property Law (PGDIPR)
ELIGIBILITY
DURATION :
EXAMINATION AND STANDARD OF PASSING :
COURSE OF STUDY:
The course of study leading to Diploma in Cyber Laws consists of the following
compulsory papers : each carrying 80 marks & 20 marks will be for internal evaluation.
Paper -I
- Introduction to Intellectual Propery
Paper - II
- Trademark and Design Law
Paper - III
- Patent Law
Paper - IV
- Copy Right Law
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Admission Procedure and Rules
The students are required to submit their registration form along with Photostat
copies of necessary mark memos, transfer certificate, caste certificate
(for reservation category) etc.
Course
Division
Eligibility
BSL, LL.B.
(Five years law course)
04
H.S.C. of any faculty with
minimum 45% marks.
(5%Relaxation for SC/ST)
LL.B.
(Three years law course)
04
Graduate of any faculty
with minimum 45% marks.
(5% Relaxation for SC/ST)
P.G. D.T.L
02
Graduate of any faculty with
minimum 40% marks.
P.G. D.L..L.
01
minimum 40% marks
P.G.D.C.L
01
minimum 40% marks
P.G.D.I.P.R.
01
minimum 40% marks
LL.M.
02
LL.B. Degree
1)
All the admission procedures are as per the rules framed by the Swami
Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded, Govt. of Maharashtra,
U.G.C. and Bar Council of India from time to time.
2)
The admission for the five years course and three years course will be
purely based on the merit as per the rules of admission given by S.R.T.M.
University, Nanded; Govt. of Maharashtra and Bar Council of India.
3)
All admissions are provisional and subject to sanction of eligibility by the
S. R.T. M. University, Nanded.
4)
Foreign students will be given admission only after obtaining provisional
eligibility certificate from S.R.T.M. University, Nanded and final eligibility Cer
tificate should be submitted on or before 31st Oct.
5)
All students seeking admission shall apply in the prescribed form issued
alongwith the Prospectus. Incomplete forms will not be considered for
admissions.
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7)
The student should submit all the relevant documents at the time of
admission along with admission form and take receipt from the office.
1. Original Transfer Certificate
2. Original Marks Memos of qualifying examination
3. Original Migration Certificate (for other university students)
4. Original Passing Certificate
5. Original Income Certificate alongwith Income Declaration forms in
duplicate, (for whose income is less than Rs.15000/-)
(E.B.C. holders in Maharashtra State)
6. Xerox copy of Caste Certificate. (Only for GOI Scholarship holders)
7. Xerox copy of Degree Certificate.
8. Recent three passport size Photographs.
9. Eligibility form (for First year students only)
Note : 1) If students fails to submit T.C., Marks Memo, Gap Certificate, Migration
Certificate before end of first term. Rs. 500/- will be charged for per document
as a late fees.(S.R.T.M.U. Cir. No. 16/Aca./Eli./Late fees/2006-07/1497-1671
Dt. 14-08-06)
2) No document once submitted will be issued either for making additional
photocopies or for any other purpose.
8) The fees as Prescribed in the fee structure, will have to be paid at the time
of admission.
9) The reservation seats for admission to various law courses will be as per
Govt. Rules.
10) For the amount of fees to be paid by different categories of students please
refer to page No. 32 & 33.
11) Admission will be closed, after the sanctioned number of seats, in the class, are
filled.
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COLLEGE DISCIPLINE
RULES OF COLLEGE DISCIPLINE:(1)
Every student of this College shall abide by the rules of College discipline.
(2)
Every student, seeking admission to this College, shall be required to fill
personally in his own handwriting an application for admission, which will contain
the following undertaking:
“ I hereby agree, if admitted, to confirm to the rules and regulations at present
in force, or that may be made for the good governance of the College,
undertake that so long as I am a student of the College, I will do nothing either
inside or outside the College, that will interfere with its orderly government
and discipline. I further declare that, I shall not take part in any movement
likely to be subversive of law and order.
(3)
A student shall also make a declaration to the following effect.
“I hereby submit to the disciplinary jurisdiction of the Vice-Chancellor and the
other officers and authorities of the University/and the authorities of the College,
and shall observe and abide by the rules made by the Vice-Chancellor in that
behalf, and also by the rules made by the Principal of the College.”
(4)
Students must observe complete silence in the College premises. They
must not loiter in the passage and corridors, during the class time. They
must read quietly in the Library and spend their spare time in such a way,
as not to cause any interference with the work of others. Absolute silence
must be observed in the Library, as well as in the class-rooms.
(5)
The students must be punctual in attendance, and must be on their seats at
the commencement of lectures.
(6)
No society or association of the students will be started without the permission
of the Principal.
(7)
No person shall be invited to address or entertain the students of the College,
without the previous permission of the Principal.
(8)
Subjects of debates or items of entertainment by the students in the Col
lege, shall first be approved by the Principal. A responsible person,
approved or nominated by the Principal, shall be in the chair at all College
debates, and social functions.
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10)
Every student should attend the college in prescribed Uniform, otherwise they will
not be allowed to attend the classes.
Boys
Girls
: White Trousers and White Shirt.
: White Trousers and White Shirt.
or
White Salwar, White Kameez and White Chunni.
It is Obligatory for the students to wear uniform on all week days except on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Students must keep their terms strictly in accordance with the rules of the
University authorities for grant of term.
Grant of Term
Admission to each term is a fresh one. The question of grant of term will be
decided on the basis of the following factors.
1. Attendance at lectures, (not less than 75%.) Attendance of students
at the lectures will be watched very strictly. If a student remains absent even for
a single lecture, he will be treated as absent for the whole day. According
to the rules prescribed by the Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University,
Nanded; the minimum attendance, required to be kept by the student, is 75%
of the total number of working days, it means the days on which lectures are
held. Attendance at practicals /tutorials/ monthly tests/term examinations is
compulsory.
* Absentees without prior permission will be charged the fine of Rs.10 per
day.
* Every student should appear for monthly test/term examination otherwise
fine of Rs.20 / Rs. 50 respectively, will be charged to the absente, per
subject.
2. General behavior of the student in the class and outside the class.
3. Full payment of all fees.
If the progress of the student is found unsatisfactory, he will not be admitted to
the College for the second term. In case, a student joins the College for the
second term, and fails to fulfill the above mentioned conditions, his/her
examination form will not be accepted/sent to the University.
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11)
Every student of the College must have an Identity card. He should always
carry it with him in the College and should produce it whenever called upon to
do so by the relevant authorities.
12)
The payment of any scholarships will be made As per Govt. Rules.
13)
Students are hereby instructed to switch off their Mobile Phones within the
college campus, otherwise Mobile Phone will be seized and fine may be
imposed.
14)
Smoking, chewing-tobacco, consumption of intoxicating Liquors, narcotic
drugs, psychotropic substances or any prohibited substances in the college
premises are strictly prohibited.
15)
If any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the authority, the concerned
student would be expelled from the institution. Ragging is Strictly prohibited.
16)
Damage to the property of the college is also severely dealt with and cost of
repair and fine will be recovered from the students concerned OR if concerned
are not traceable common fine will be imposed. Thus, the college expects the
students to take care of the properties of the college as their own goods.
17)
The students are expected to attend only those classes to which he/ she is
admitted, otherwise fine will be imposed.
18)
The students are not expected to keep any dangerous or harmful weapons or
material, etc. with them.
19)
The students are expected to take atmost care of the library books. Fine will be
imposed if the books are damaged. If the books are lost students have to pay 1.5
(One and half time) of the existing price (Market Value) of books as penalty.
20)
Every student has to return the library books within time limit specified.
Failure to return the books in time will invite fine or any other appropriate
punishment.
21)
‘Every student has to return the books before the commencement of the
University Examinations except the University rank holders.
22)
Every student has to follow rules and regulations of the Library from
time to time, otherwise severe punishment will be imposed.
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Students in their own interest, should read all the notices, including notice
containing rules placed on the Notice Boards from time to time. It shall be
the duty of each student to see all the Notice Boards daily.
24)
Student should use the parking space provided for parking their vehicles
otherwise punishment (including fine) will be imposed.
25)
Violation of the discipline of the college or any abovementioned rule /rules of
discipline for the students or irregularity in the college will be severely treated
and their admission will be cancelled.
26)
Social Gathering will split in two parts i.e. Semester I & II.
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Following are considered to be indisciplinary actions / activities of
the Students.
• Not to bring identity card to the college;
• Not to wear Uniform;
• To behave impolite with the teaching or non-teaching staff;
• To chew paan, Tobacco and spit on the walls;
• To write or draw in descent words or obscene pictures on the walls, benches
desks or black boards of the college;
• To loiter in the corridors while the classes are going on;
• To stand in front of the classes and disturb the class;
• To go for tours, trips or arrange gathering without the permission of the college
authorities;
• To tease the fellow students;
• To fight amongst and promote groupism;
•
To go on comman - offs.
LIBRARY
The Library is an “asset” to the college and plays an important role in all
academic activities of the educational institution. This college has been keenly
interested and de-voted to develop its library.
Keeping in view, the aims and objectives of the law college, the library has
been planned and is being developed. It has a collection of over 32,000 volumes of
books covering a wide range of general and special subjects consisting of Text
books, Refer-ence books and other legislative materials. It subscribes to about 22
Indian and foreign legal journals. Therefore Current and back Volumes of Journals
and reports, Indian Bar Review, All India Reporter, Criminal Law Journal, Labour
and Industrial cases, Supreme Court Cases, etc. are the glamorizing features of
our library.
There are two issuing counter for the students. In library use D.D.C.
classification system and books arrangement is broken order system. All sections
of the library are fully computerized. The library functions between 7.15 a.m. to
3.45 p.m. meritorious and enthusiastic students are supplied with additional library
facilities on the recom-mendation of the Library Advisory Committee and Principal
of the college.
Special Features :
• Independent spacious Library Building
• Teaching and learning system are supported by library through reading material.
• Our Library is well equipped with reference books, textbooks, periodicals and
news-papers etc.
• Past exam papers and Syllabus are available in the library.
• Our library is fully computerzied using Lib-Man time tested & most stable, multi24
user (network) software.
•
Equitas & Inflibnet is one subscribed database in our library
•
Facility of Separate Computer Lab with Internet Browsing
•
All documents in the library are bar - coded. This enables computerized
issue and return, renewal and reservation.
•
All users are given bar coded member ship cards and l-cards
•
Searching for a book on particular topic can be done with the help of Computer
with online public access catalogue (OPAC)
•
Special Reading Hall for Girls and Boys Students
•
Library Timing is extended during the examinations period.
•
Independent Seminar Hall
•
All India Reporters from 1952.
•
We have started “Master of Library and Information Science” Post Graduate
Degree course of” Yeshvantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, Nasik
from 2003.
SPORT’S ACTIVITY
This college has been providing very good sports environment to enhance
sports-manship in students, which is very important to build confidence and leadership to maintain good physical strength and over all personality development.
The college has created very good sportive atmosphere by providing facilities for
Cricket, Football, Badminton, Table Tennis, Lawn Tennis, Basket Ball, Volley Ball,
Net Ball, etc.
It is notable that during the past years seventeen students of this college
were selected to represent S.R.T.M. University in various events. Table Tennis
(men) team stood winner in ICT Inter-Zonal tournament. Athlectics (men & women)
teams partici-pated and got ‘General Championship’ in ICT ‘B’ Zone. Basketball
(men) team partici-pated and stood winner consecutive third year and make a winning
Hattrick in ICT tour-nament. Basketball (women) team participated and stood runnerup in ICT tournament. Cricket (women) team participated and stood runner-up in
ICT tournament.
On behalf of Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded our
Col-lege organized Intercollegiate Basketball (men & women) Tournament.
Organized cricket (women) coaching camp of SRTMU Nanded. Celebrate ‘National
Sports Day’ on 29 August 2013.
CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
Students are motivated to participate in all types of competitions at college,
Uni-versity, state and national level in debating, Essay Writing, Story Writing, Dance,
Music etc. The college publishes annual Magazine “NYAYADEEP” which motivates
the stu-dents to develop writing skills like writing article, stories, poems etc
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WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES
Workshops, Seminars and Conferences are organized from time to time for the up
gradation of knowledge for the faculty members of colleges.
MOOT COURTS
Moot courts are simulated court competitions which involve the arguing of
points of law by student ‘advocates’ before a bench of ‘judges’ usually comprised of
members of the faculty and practicing advocates. Synonymous with the tradition of
Law College, moot courts were introduced by the Former Principal Dr. B.N. Chavan.
The Bar Council of India has now included them in the curriculum. Mooting allows
the students to practice the art of advocacy and the College lays emphasis on this
activity to equip students for their future profession. To imbibe the ‘mooting culture’ in
all the students, the College has one Late. Kusumtai Chavan State Level Moot Court
Competition is held every year in the month of February, in which teams from
various leading Law Colleges in Maharashtra take part.
This competition has become very popular with students and professors
alike, as it has helped to discover the latent talent of the students.
Among the National Moot Court competition, the college has been a regular
participant at competitions held by the Bar Council of India Trust.
STUDENTS AID FUND
Financial aid under the Students Aid Fund is given to deserving students on
the basis of their regular attendance, tutorial work, good behavior and progress
during the term. This is available for payment of tuition fees, examination fees, hos-tel
rent, mess bill or purchase of books or clothing. Interested students may apply to the
college for aid from the Fund.
RAILWAY AND BUS CONCESSION
Every student will get Railway and Bus Concession facility for to and fro
from their native place at the end of term.
PRIZES
Name of Prize
Sponsorer
1. Late Narayanrao Chavan Prize for the
Student who secured highest marks in
LLB. (3/5 Yrs. Course)
Narayanrao Chavan Law College
Nanded Prize of Rs. 1001/-
2. Late Madanlalji Rathi Prize for who secured Smt.ShantaDevi Madanlalji Rathi
highest marks in the subject - Land Laws
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Nanded Prize of Rs. 1001/-
SCHOLARSHIP AND FREESHIP
At the Law College, student can get scholarship, concessions and prizes.
Government scholarships, free ships, concessions for eligible students according to
prescribed norms:
1.
Scholarships, Vidhya Vetan and Free ships to students of Backward Classesi. The student must declare at the time of admission of his/her eligibility to
such scholarship or free ship, and produce documentary evidence of such
scholarship, free ship concession enjoyed by him in the previous year,
ii. Students belonging to Backward Classes as may be prescribed by the
government from time to time availing of such scholarships or free ships
have to pay at the time of admission, all fees other than fees exempted by the
government. If the scholarship or free ship is not sanctioned by the
government, they will have to pay the all fees to the College immediately.
2.
National Merit Scholarship
3.
Government Open Merit Scholarship
4.
Primary Teachers’ Concession
5.
Secondary Teachers’ Concession
6.
Freedom Fighters’ Concession
7.
Ex-servicemen’s Concession
8.
Service Personnel’s Concession
9.
Economically Backward Concession (E.B.C.)
10.
Eklavya Scholarship
11.
Scholarship physically handicapped
12.
Minority Merit Scholarship
13.
Bidi Kamgar Scholarship
IMPORTANT : All students claiming such concessions or scholarships must
submit their applications, in forms prescribed for the purpose within fifteen
days from the date of admission, in the College office and take the receipt.
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Facilities for Economically Backward Students:
i.
If the population of residential place of the student is less than or equal to ten
thousand, the income certificate issued by sarpanch is valid, but if an administrator
is appointed to look after the work of a sarpanch, the income certificate issued by
him will not be valid. In such a case students will have to get an income certificate
from a Gazetted Officer. If the population is above ten thousand, students should
get income certificate from Gazetted officer or executive magistrate. Students
can fill up their EBC forms in the name of brothers or guardians if their parents
are not alive, after submitting their death certificate.
ii. If one of the parent’s mother or father is alive, they can fill up EBC form in the name
of the alive parent. In such cases they cannot fill up EBC form in the name of
brother or guardian.
iii. If the parents (mother or father) are pensioners he/she will have to attach
pension certificate along with the form issued by the treasury officer.
iv. If parents or a member in family is merchant/trader/businessman, students are
required to attach income certificates issued by sales tax officer.
v. If parents are alive but a student lives separately from father/mother and fills up
EBC form, he will have to get income certificate of the guardian/father/ mother
and attach it along with the form.
vi. If a student gets thumb impression of his mother/guardian on EBC forms, to a
certain the reality of thumb impression, it is to be countersigned by the Principal or
Gazetted officer.
vii. After the submission of the EBC form in the college, if the student fails to attend the
classes regularly or fails to appear for the examination, the EBC facility will be
withdrawn. In such case, before leaving the college they will have to pay full fees
as per rule.
viii. Students of this category are exempted from the payment of Admission fees,
Tuition fees, Laboratory fees and Library fees.
Facilities to the wards of Primary and Secondary Teachers:
To get this facility the students mother or father should be a primary, secondary or
higher secondary teacher as per the norms.
Those who work as part time or full time teachers but do not get pay-scale of
teacher, their wards will not be given this facility. Similarly the student should have
secured at least 45% marks in the last examination to avail this facility
Note :From the academic year 2015-16 Income Certificate to be given by sarpanch is
unvalid for EBC. For EBC : Income Certificate issued by Tahasildar or Taluka Executive
Magistrate is valid for EBC
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Fees structure - full fees
(Subject to substantial revision according to university rules)
Sr
Head of Fees
No.
B.S.L. B.S.L.
I
II
B.S.L. LLB. LLB. IV LLB. V LL.M. LL.M. D.L.L. D.T.L. D.C.L.
III
I
LLB. I I LLB. Ill
I
II
DIPR
1
Registration Fees
25
—
...
25
...
...
25
—
25
25
25
2
Admission Fee
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
3
Tution Fees
1500
1500
1500
1500 2000
2500
5500 5000 5500
5500 11000
4
Students Aid Fund
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
Eligibility Fee
100
...
...
100
—
—
100
...
100
100
100
6
Library Fees
100
100
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
7
Library Deposit
200
...
...
200
...
...
500
200
200
200
8
Games & Sports
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
9
Social Gathering
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
10
Students Welfare
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
11
Inter Uni Sports CA
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
12
Moot Court Fee
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
13
Emergency Fund
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
14
(Card
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
15
Students forum
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
16
College Magazine
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
17
Uni.Sport/Sp.Fest.fee
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
18
StudSaftylnsur.
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
19
Home Exam
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
20
College Develp. Fund
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
21
MISC Fees
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
22
Ashwamedh
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
23
Youth Festival
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
24
Legal Aid
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
25
Medical Exam
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
26
Book Bank Fee
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
27
Self Financial Unit
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
28
Enviro. Studies
---
---
150
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
---
29
E-Service/Lab.Fees
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
650
30
Earn & Learn
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
31
Gym. & health Club
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
2718
2393
2543
2718 2893
3393
32
7118 5993 6818
6818 12918
Fees structure - EBC, PTC, STC, Freeship holders 2015-16
(Subject to substantial revision according to university rules)
Sr
Head of Fees
No.
B.S.L. B.S.L.
I
II
B.S.L
III
LLB. LLB. IV LLB. V LL.M. LL.M. D.LL D.T.L D.C.L
I
LLB. I I LLB. Ill
I
II
DIPR
1
Registration Fees
25
—
...
25
...
...
25
...
25
25
25
2
Admission Fee
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
3
Students Aid Fund
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
4
Eligibility Fee
100
...
...
100
...
...
100
...
100
100
100
5
Library Fees
100
100
100
100
100
100
200
200
200
200
200
6
Library Deposit
200
—
...
200
...
...
500
...
200
200
200
7
Games & Sports
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
8
Social Gathering
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
9
Students Welfare
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
10
Inter Uni Sports CA
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
Moot Court Fee
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
12
Emergency Fund
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
13
I Card
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
14
Students forum
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
College Magazine
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
16
Uni.Sport/Sp.Fest.fee
17
Stud Safty Insur.
18
Home Exam
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
19
CotegeDevelp.Fund
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
MISC Fees
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
21
Ashwamedh
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
22
Youth Festival
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
23
Legal Aid
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
24
Medical Exam
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
25
Book Bank Fee
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
26
Self Financial Unit
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
27
E-Service/Lab.Fees
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
650
28
Earn & Leam
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
29
Gym. & health Club
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
150
30
Environ. Studies
—
—
150
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
1218
893
1043
1218
893
893
1618
993 1318
1318
1918
33
* Eligibility Fees :
1.
Students in Marathwada Rs. 100/-
2.
Students in Maharashtra but out of Marathwada Rs.200/-
3.
Students out of Maharashtra Rs. 500/-
4.
Students out of India $ 300/- American Dollars
Note
:
*
Fees for Foreign Students will be five times that of fees for students from Maharashtra.
*
Students seeking admission to B.S.L. III have to pay fees Rs.150/- for
Environmental Studies.
*
Students seeking admission to LL.B. I, II, III, B.S.L. III, IV, V, PG.D.T.L.,
PG.D.LL., PG.D.C.L., PG.D.I.P.R., LL.M.I & II have to pay Practical / Project
Fees Rs.150/-
*
Students seeking admission to PG.D.C.L. have to pay Internet charges /
Laboratory Fees of Rs.600/-
*
Students seeking admission to LL.B. I & B.S.L. III Marathi Medium have to
pay Fess Rs.250/- for Compulsory English coaching.
*
Library Deposit Rs. 200/- for U.G. Rs. 500/- for P.G.
T.C. Fees Rs. 60/-
*
Provisional Passing Certificate Fees Rs. 75/- (Only for Final Year Students)
Fees to be Charged on the Cancellation of Admission.
The student cancelling his/her admission will be charged the fees as below.
All miscellaneous fees charged and tuition fees as below:
No. Time of Cancellation
Amount to be charged
1
Within 15 days from date of admission
10% of the total fees
2
3
4
After 45 days from date of admission
34
Faculty
SR.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
NAME
Dr. Koplod Vitthal Reddy
Dr. Mrs. V.V. Patil
Dr. M.B. All
Shri N.U. Kalbande
Dr. P.E. Bhosle
Dr. V.S. Khakare
Dr.Sardar CharanjeetSingh
Miss. P.V. Bandewar
Dr. A.B. Karwa
Shri M.S. Bisen
Smt. K.K. Mudiraj
Shri M.J. Patil
QUALIFICATION
LLM., Ph.D.
LLM., Ph.D.
LLM., Ph.D.
LLM.
LLM., SET, Ph.D.
LLM., SET, Ph.D.
M.P.Ed., SET, Ph.D.
LLM., SET
LLM., NET, Ph.D.
LLM., NET
LLM., NET
M.A., NET, SET, M.Phil.
DESIGNATION
Principal
Vice Principal
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Director, Phy. Edu.
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
LIBRARY STAFF
SR.
NAME
QUALIFICATION
DESIGNATION
1
Shri R.K. WAGHMARE
M.Lib.&I.Sc.SET.NET.M.Phil.
Librarian
2
Shri S.D.TUPPEKAR
H.S.C.
Library Attendant
3
Shri M.S. More
B.A.,B.Lib.&I.Sc.,MSCIT
Library Attendant
4
Shri G.B. Rokade
9th
Library Attendant
ADMINISTATIVE STAFF
1
Shri P.G. Shinde
--
Office Supdt.
2
Shri G.A. Patil
M.com. MSCIT
Head Clerk
3
Shri P.I. Patil
M.Com., DTP
Senior Clerk
4
Shri S.M. Madewad
B.Com., M.S.W., MSCIT
Junior Clerk
5
Shri M.S. Gahilot
7th
Peon
6
Shri R.P. Mannewar
3rd
Peon
7
Shri S.B. Dulgach
9th
Peon
8
Mrs. S.V. Dandam
8th
Peon
35
Faculty
VISITING FACULTY/PROFF.ON CLOCK HOUR BASIS.
SR.
NAME
SUBJECT
1
SHRI PRAVIN PATIL
TAXATION LAW
2
SHRI C.B. DAGADIYA
TAXATION LAW
3
SHRI PRITHVIRAJ DABADE
TAXATION LAW
4
SHRI SHYAM BANG
TAXATION LAW
5
DR. M.M. BEMBALGE
ECONOMICS
6
MRS.M.R.WANKHEDE
SOCIOLOGY
7
MR. S.M. BINDGE
HISTORY
8
DR. K.M. INGOLE
ENGLISH
9
MR. - - BHOSLE
ENGLISH
10
MR. R.S. KADAMB
LAW
11
DR. P.B. PALEKAR
LAW
12
MS. R.V. MAHAJAN
LAW
13
DR.A.N.BHAVSAR
LAW
14
MRS. D.R. CHITLANGE
LAW
15
MRS. R.V. KONDARDE
LAW
16
SMT. P.P. SONI
LAW
17
MR. G.S. MORE
LAW
18
DR. SMT. S.B. KADAM
LAW
19
20
21.
SMT.T.O.BHANGDIYA
SMT. BHALERAO A.P.
MR. SAWARGAONKAR S.S.
LAW
LAW
LAW
36
Committees for Administration and Activities
1
Dr. Koplod Vitthal Reddy Planning & Management, Purchase Committee
Alumini Association, Academic consultancy
Group, Grievance and Redressal Cell for Boys
& Girls, Incharge, YCMOU, Study Centre, Nashik,
UGC Scheme
2.
Dr. Mrs. V.V. Patil
NAAC, Medical Care, B.C.I., College website
3
Dr. M.B.AIi
Career Guidance, Students Feedback, Earn &
Learn, SAP, JMFC Coacing Classes Legal Aid,
foreign student incharge.
4.
Shri N.U. Kalbande
Reservation Policy Committee, Parent
teacher interface.other govt. schemes of curicular
/co.curicular activite
5.
Dr. P.E. Bhosle
Scholarship Library, College Magazine, Internal
Exams (Monthly Test, 1st, llnd Term Exams) ,
Debate/ Elocution/Quiz Intensive Programmes,
6.
Dr.V.S. Khakare
Time Table, Information Officer, Examination
Reforms, Moot court, Student Council
7.
Dr. Sardar Charanjeetsingh
General Discipline, Anti Ragging, health Club,
Sports Summer Camp, D.T.R., Community
Services Programme, Uniform, Overall Discipline
(students & staff)
8
Shri R.K. Waghmare
Library, YCMOU Study Centre, Nashik
9
Miss. P.V. Bandewar
Students Attendance, Guest Lectures,
Organizung Seminar / Conference.
10
Dr. A.B. Karwa
Research Centre, Faculty Development
Programme, Student Welfare
11
Shri M.S. Bisen
Personality Development Cell, Research Projects
(Minor & Major), Incharge for MOU (Memorandum
of understanding), College Website
12
Smt. K.K. Mudiraj
Grievance & Redressal Cell for Girls, Cultural,
Co-curricular Activities, Youth festival,
13
Shri MJ. Patil
DTR, Parents Teacher interface, Youth Festival
37
Shri Sharda Bhavan Education society Nanded.
NARAYANRAO CHAVAN LAW COLLEGE,
NANDED.
LOCAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
1) Hon’ble Shri Ashokraoji Shankarraoji Chavan
President
2) Shri. Dattatraya Pandurangrao Savant
Member
3) Shri Gangadharrao Lachmanna Shakkarwar
Member
4) Dr. Bhagwat Shrirangrao Dhengle
Member
5) Shri Narendra Bhagwanrao Chavan
Member
6) Dr. Koplod Vitthal Reddy
Principal & Member Secretary
7) Dr. Mrs. V.V. Patil
Teacher’s Representative
8) Shri N.U. Kalbande
9) Dr. Sardar Charanjeetsingh
10) Shri G.A. Patil
Non-Teaching Representative
38
ACADEMIC CALENDER 2015-16
First Term
01-07-2015 to 10-11-2015
1) Registration and Admissions
a)
LL.B. II, III, BSL II, III, IV, V, LLM. II.
upto 14-07-2015
b)
LLB. I, BSL I, DLL, DTL, LLM I.
11-06-2015 to 30-07-2015
2) Commencement of Classes
a)
LL.B. II, III; BSL II, III, IV, V; LLM II.
01-07-2015
b)
LL.B. I, BSL I, DLL, DTL, LLM I.
01-07-2015
3) Completion of I term (I,III,V seme.) Syllabus
st
a)
Home Examination I
st
term (I,III,V seme.)
15-10-2015
15-10-2015
Winter Vacation
11-11-2015 to 06-12-2015
Second Term
07-12-2015 to 16-06-2016
4) Commencement of Classes
07-12-2015
5) Completion of IInd term Syllabus( II, IV, VI sem.)
14-04-2016
6) Home Examination (All Classes)
15-04-2016
Summer Vacation
17-05-2016 to 30-06-2016
SRTMU Examination Programme 2015 - 2016
1) University Examination (First Term)
01-12-2015
2) University Examination (Second Term)
19-04-2016
Shri Sharda Bhavan Education Society’s,
Timing : College 7.15 a.m. to 1.45 p.m.,
Office 10.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., Lib. 7.15 a.m. to 03.45 p.m.
Web Side : www.nclcnanded.com E-mail: nclcnanded@yahoo.com
nclcnanded@gmail.com
G : 02462 - (Office) 253771, (Principal’s Cabin) 254869, (Library) 256041
39
P.H.D. RESEARCH CENTRE
College is University approved Ph.D. Research Centre Since 22-8-2008.
Uptill now 20 students have completed their Ph.D. and 45 research students are
persuing their Ph.D. Degree from the research centre.
In all 7 Research Supervisors are working in the research centre. Here is
the list of supervisors with their sanctioned number of candidates and working
candidates.
Sr.
Name of Guide
Candidates
awarded Ph.D.
Sanctioned
Candidates
Working
Candidates
1)
Dr. K.V. Reddy
10
08
08
2)
Dr. Mrs. V.V. Patil
-
08
07
3)
Dr. M.B. Ali
05
08
08
4)
Dr. R.K. Patil
02
05
05
5)
Dr. J.B. Auradkar
-
08
07
6)
Dr. Katari S.R.
-
02
01
7)
Dr. P.D. Joshi
-
08
08
Total 3 candidates have completed their Ph.D. under the guidance
of Ph.D Supervisor Late Dr. S.L. Hassekar.
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