Admission Notice -School of Law Devi Ahilya Vishwa Vidyalaya Announces Admission into its Law Courses

Admission Notice -School of Law Devi Ahilya Vishwa Vidyalaya Announces Admission into its Law Courses
School of Law at Devi Ahilya Vishwa Vidyalaya invites application for admission to LLM and Ph.D. Programme through CET and as per CET guidelines.

Academic Qualifications :

The candidate must have passed the LL.B. Three Years or Integrated LL.B. Five Years (Ex. BA. LL.B., BBA. LL.B.) with minimum 55% for General and OBC and 50% for SC/ST.
Number of seats: 35 (Reservation for SC/ST/OBC and others are as per state government policy)

Fee Structure:

As approved by the university.
Admission to M. Phil (LAW) : Through Entrance by University:
Academic Qualifications :

The candidate must have passed the LL.M. with minimum 55% for General and OBC and 50% for SC/ST.
The number of seats: 10 (Reservation for SC/ST/OBC and others are as per state government policy).

Fee Structure:

As approved by the university.

Admission to Ph. D. (LAW) :

Through Entrance by University:
Academic Qualifications : The candidate must have passed the LL.M. with minimum 55% for General and OBC & 50% for SC/ST.
Number of seats: As per Vacancy with Research Guide at University(Reservation for SC/ST/OBC and others are as per state government policy)

Fee Structure: As approved by the university.

Shool of Law at Devi Ahilya Vishwa Vidyalaya was established in 1998. It is a premier institute in the field of Law with the sole aim of preparing students for a challenging and demanding career in the noble profession of Law. This institute strives to inculcate interdisciplinary approach and provide a backdrop of social sciences along with strong professional know-how.

The School of Law boasts of a core infrastructure, which includes an extensive library with National and International Journals and Periodicals. In order to develop the skills of individuals in the practical field, the institution makes use of simulated courtroom session. In addition to classroom teaching, the students are taught through seminars, workshops, moot court and case methods. Extensive interaction with Judges, Advocates, Law Officers, and Legal Luminaries, is a part of the curriculum.

For more information visit the website of the University