The College offers Two Year full-time LL.M. program, on completion of which will earn the student a LL.M.Degree to be awarded by Gauhati University.
The duration of the LL.M. degree course shall be for a period of two academic years. Each academic year is divided into two semesters, each semester having an average of 100 working / teaching days. The academic terms shall ordinarily be between January to June and July to December.
The LL.M. course is a full- time course and no student is permitted to purse simultaneously any other course. The admission of a student can be cancelled at any stage for violation of this rule.
Eligibility for Admission
A candidate for admission to the LL.M. Course must have LL.B. / Five Year Integrated degree in Law from a recognized University with at least 50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST candidates).
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No of Seats : 50
Reservation of seats
Reservation as per norms laid in relevent Act / rule of Govt./ Gauhati University.
Admission Procedure
For admission to the First Semester LL.M. course, every eligible candidate shall have to appear in a Written Test conducted by Gauhati University. Admission shall be made strictly as per the Select List prepared by the University. The Entrance Test shall be of One Paper of descriptive type questions. The duration shall be four hours carrying 200 Marks.
Students seeking admision need to apply online in University Portal : https://admissions.guportal.in
Selected students need to apply separately to the College in the Prescribed Admission Form along with the Admit Card of the Entrance Test of GU and all relevant academic testimonials for preparation of College Merit List. Admission shall be made as per Merit List prepared by the College.
Admission Form & Prospectus can be obtained from the College Office on payment of Rs. 500/- or by post by sending a DD for Rs. 550/- made in favour of "NEF Law College" payable at Guwahati. Admission Form & Prospectus can also be downloaded from the website : www.nefcollege.org . A Demand Draft of Rs. 500/- (Five hundred only) has to be enclosed with the downloaded Form.
COURSE STRUCTURE |
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1ST SEMESTER |
2ND SEMESTER |
| 1001 Basics of Constitutional Law of India 1002 Fedaralism under the Constitution of India 1003 Modern Theories of Law and State 1004 Theory of Legislation 1005 Hindu Law-I |
2001 Civil Liberaties and Judicial Process 2002 Law & Justice 2003 Method of Interpretation of Statutes 2004 Hindu Law-II 2005 Legal Reserch Methodology |
3RD SEMESTER |
4TH SEMESTER |
Gruop-301 : Constitutional Law |
Gruop-401 : Administrative Law |
3011 Principles of Constitutional Law-I 3012 Principles of Constitutional Law-II 3013 Comparative Constitutional Law-I 3014 Comparative Constitutional Law-II |
4011 Principles of Administrative Law-I 4012 Principles of Administrative Law-II 4013 Indian Administrative Law-I 4014 Indian Administrative Law-II |
Gruop-302 : Criminal Law-I |
Gruop-402 : Criminal Law-II |
3021 Law of Crimes-I 3022 Law of Crimes-II 3023 Socio-Economic Crimes-I 3024 Socio-Economic Crimes-II |
4021 Criminal Jurisprudence-I 4022 Criminal Jurisprudence-II 4023 Criminology 4024 Penology |
Gruop-303 : Commercial Law-I |
Gruop-403 : Commercial Law-II |
3031 Princ. of Law of Contract, Agency Indemnity etc 3032 Law of Sale of Goods 3033 Law of Banking and Negotiable Instruments 3034 Law of Insurance |
4031 Indian Trade Laws 4032 Law of Export & Import 4033 WTO Laws 4034 Corporate Laws |
Gruop-304 : Corporate Law |
Gruop-404 : Corporate Law-II |
3041 Corporate Organisation 3042 Corporate Finance and Securities 3043 Law relating to Company Management and Admin. 3044 Law relating to winding up Companies |
4041 Law of Corporate Merger and Acquisition 4042 Law relating to Corporate Taxation 4043 Law relating to Multinational Corporations 4044 Corporate responsibility under C.P. Act |
Gruop-305 : Human Rights-I |
Gruop-405 : Human Rights-II |
3051 International Bill of Human Rights, Right to Development and Right to Environment 3052 Conventions 3053 Regional Bodies and Collective Rights 3054 Courts & Tribunals |
4051 International and National Institution on HR 4052 Humanitarian Law-I 4053 Humanitarian Law-II 4054 Refugee Law |
Gruop-306 : International Law-I |
Gruop-406 : International Law-II |
3061 Foundation of International Law 3062 States of International Law 3063 International Organisations 3064 Law of Treaties |
4061 Non-use of Force in International Law 4062 Peaceful Settlement of Disputes in Intl. Law 4063 International Economic & Environmental Law 4064 International Law of Sea, Air & Space |
Gruop-307 : Intellectual Property Rights |
Gruop-407 : Environmental Law |
3071 International Aspects of Intellectual Property 3072 International Conventions on IPR 3073 Various aspects of IPR in National Perspective 3074 The Objective of Protection of IPR in the form of GI etc |
4071 International Perspective of Environmental Protection and Global Monitoring 4072 Environmental Laws in India 4073 Environment and Pollution Acts & Laws 4074 Law Relating to Environmental Pollution and Protection on Human Environment |
Gruop-308 : ADR in India & Abroad |
Gruop-408 : Family Law |
3081 Law Relating to Domestic Arbitration 3082 Making of Arbitral Award and Termination Proceedings 3083 Judicial Intervention in Arbitration Process 3084 International Aspect of Arbitration |
4081 Family Patriarchy and Gender Justice 4082 Marriage and Divorce in Conflict of Laws 4083 Succession & Inheritance 4084 Maintenance, Guardianship, Adoption and Endowments |
There will be Five compulsory / Core papers each in each of the 1st and 2nd Semesters (30 Credits). The 3rd and 4th Semester will have Elective Groups. Each Group will have 4 papers. Each student will have to opt for one of the groups from each of the 3rd and 4th semesters (24 Credits). Each of the papers of 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th semesters will carry 100 Marks/ 20 Marks for Internal Evaluation during the semester and 80 marks for external evaluation through end-semester examination. There will be a Dissertation spread over 3rd & 4th Semesters which will carry 200 Marks (12 Credits). Total Marks is 2000 which is of 120 credits. Note : The Elective Groups will be offered to the students subject to availability of teachers and other infrastructural support |
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