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The All India Law Entrance Examination is generally held in the month of May and the exam is objective type that carries 150 marks. The students will be assessed on the basis of marks obtained by them in the entrance testQuantitative- 25Analytical & Logical Reasoning- 25English- 25General Awareness- 25Total Marks- 100
• 10+2 or equivalent with minimum 50% from a recognized university• Students sitting for HSC finals or those waiting for results are also eligible to apply subjected to their passing it in the same attempt Intake- 200 seats (inclusive of 150 seats of BBA LLB, and 50 seats of BA, LLB.)ReservationSC: Scheduled Caste: (15% of intake capacity)ST: Scheduled Tribe: (7.5% of intake capacity)D: Defence: (5% of intake capacity) Serving / Retired defense personnel and their childrenPH: Physically handicapped: (3% of intake capacity)S : Sponsored: (15% of intake capacity) includes the candidates sponsored by the industry and management.Over and above intake capacityF: International Students: (15% per course over and above the intake capacity)K: Kashmiri Migrants (2 seats per course over and above the intake capacity)
Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) is an obligatory common entrance test for Symbiosis International University’s Undergraduate Degree programs (after Std. XII programs). With SET score, candidates can apply for Symbiosis Degree in Law, IT, management (BBA), design and Health Sciences. Additionally, candidates need to separately purchase prospectus and apply to each of the Symbiosis institute they seek admission to. Symbiosis aims to emerge as the global leader of excellence in legal education through a combination of passion, compassion and innovation. In order to outshine in legal education and conform to the global benchmarks in today’s atmosphere of holistic development of individual personality, as a university, Symbiosis instills compassion towards each other and works with passion to secure the cherished goal of excellence. Programmes offered- Under-graduate Programmes: BA & B.B.A., LL.B. (Five-year Integrated Programme)Methods of Instruction: English.Contact DetailsThe International OfficeSymbiosis International UniversityS.B. Road, Pune – 411 004 IndiaTel: +91 20 25671905Fax: +91 20 25659209Email: int.admissions@symbiosis.ac.inURL: http://www.symbiosis.ac.in/international.html
SNAP is conducted in 29 cities and candidates may choose one city. The centre and its address will be printed on the Admit Card for candidate’s information. • Agra• Ahmedabad• Allahabad• Banglore• Bhopal• Bhubaneshwar• Chandigarh• Chennai• Delhi• Faridabad• Gurgaon• Guwahati• Hyderabad• Indore• Jaipur• Jamshedpur• Kanpur• Kochi• Kolkata• Lucknow• Mumbai• Nagpur• Nashik• Noida• Patna• Pune• Surat• Vashi• VisakhapatanamSymbiosis Test Secretariat reserves the right to change or allot a city other than the one requested by the candidate in the event of the requested city not being available for any reason. Contact DetailsThe International Office,SymbiosisS.B. Road, Pune – 411 004,India.Tel: +91 20 25671905,Fax: +91 20 25659209Email: int.admissions@symbiosis.ac.inURL: www.symbiosis.ac.in
The entrance test duration is 120 minutes. SNAP test is an objective test with each question having 4 answers. Candidates need to choose an appropriate answer and every wrong answer attracts 25% negative marks. The entrance is divided as per the four sections mentioned below:General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability- 40Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency- 40General Awareness: General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Business Scenario- 40Analytical & Logical Reasoning- 60Total- 180
Symbiosis Society's Law College is one of the premier law institute in the country that offers an outstanding opportunity for students to carve out excellent careers in Law. Institute’s academic excellence and teaching methodology has made it emerge as the 5th ranking institute in India. SSLC offers BA LLB and BBA LLB programs and the admission to these programs is done mainly on the basis of Entrance examination test. Symbiosis National Aptitude (SNAP) Test is common written test for those seeking admission processed of postgraduate institutes of Symbiosis International University (SIU) established under section 3 of the UGC Act 1956 vide notification No.F.9.12/2001 U.3 of the Govt. of India. Additionally there are ten more institutes of Symbiosis that have been brought under the ambit of Symbiosis International University vide notification no. F 9.12/2006- U.3 (A). This is a mandatory written test for admission into any postgraduate programme that has been offered by these institutes. However this is only the first step and a candidate has to further undergo selection process of the desired institute to qualify for the admission to the postgraduate programmes of this institute.
The Department of Legal Affairs in the Ministry of Law and Justice announced a set of guidelines to provide internship training to Law students from the National Law Schools across the country.A committee was constituted by the Ministry to frame guidelines for providing training to interns from the Law schools. This committee comprised of Mr. Mohan Prasaran, Ld. Additional Solicitor General; Professor (Dr.) K.N. Chandrasekharan Pillai, Director, Indian Law Institute and Mr. K.D. Singh, the then Additional Secretary in the Department of Legal Affairs.As per the instructions laid down, the National Law Schools would be requested by the Department of Legal Affairs to nominate students of the 4th or the 5th year of LLB course. In some exceptional cases, the 3rd year students may also be considered. No financial assistance will be provided by the Government to students who are accepted for internship training and the internship will be for a minimum duration of about four weeks.Selected interns would be required to either work exclusively for the Central Agency Section (CAS) of the Department of Legal Affairs in assisting the Government panel counsels in drafting pleadings, preparation of case analysis and other types of legal work undertaken in the CAS. Further some of the interns would also be allocated, subject to the exigencies of the work of the Central Agency Section, to work as interns under Union Law Officers, including Attorney General for India, Solicitor General of India and Additional Solicitors General of India. Moreover on completion of the internship training, students will be given certificate, issued by an authorized officer of the Department of Legal Affairs to the concerned internee on the basis of the certificate signed by the officer under whom the internship was organized.
Delhi University Law Entrance Admission & Merit Rank Procedure:
Admissions to all the courses are made on the basis of merit in the Delhi university law entrance test along with the preference of the law centres:• LL.B (3 year full time programme) - admissions are conducted on the basis of entrance test that expands over legal aptitude and general knowledge• LL.M (2 year full time programme)- admissions are conducted on the basis of entrance test containing multiple-choice questions in 7 different fields of law. Additionally the reservation of seats in the admission will be allowed as per the university rules.
Delhi University Law Entrance Eligibility Criteria:
• Candidates having graduation or post graduate degree with 50% for general candidates. SC/ST candidates need to have a graduate/PG degree with pass marks while CW/PH candidates need to have a graduate/PG degree with 45% marks• Candidates appearing in the qualifying degree examination or awaiting results of any such examination are also eligible to appear in Delhi University LL.B/LL.M entrance in case he/she has secured minimum marks as prescribed.
Delhi University Law Entrance Examination:
Faculty of Law - Delhi University was established in the year 1924; it was initially housed in the Prince s Pavilion in the old Viceregal Lodge Grounds but after 1963 the office moved to its current location at Chhatra Marg, University of Delhi. Presently, Faculty of Law presently consists of four units which are Master of Laws (L.L.M), Master of Civil Law (M.C.L), Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Doctor of Civil Laws (D.C.L) and all these are directly administered by Dean himself. LLB Teaching and examination are conducted at three law centres which are CLC, LC I and LC II; CLC and LC I are both in the main law faculty building, Chhatra Marg, North Campus. Furthermore, each law centre has its own law faculty and administrative staff and teaching and examination at respective centres are conducted under the control and supervision of professor incharge of the concerned centre. DU also offers provision of evening courses at LC II, in Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, South Campus for students are studying along with job. Currently, the law faculty has a total strength of 80 full time and 14 part time teachers. Law faculty offers case studies to students with practical aspect of law, selective admissions, unique teaching methods, enhanced course structure and strict adherence to the standards laid down.
Degree Courses Through DU Law Entrance
Faculty of Law, Delhi University offers a three year LL.B course and a two year LL.M course. Students applying for admission should have graduated with atleast 50% marks. Delhi University admission in Law course begins in August and DU admission procedure initiate in July. Notification for the same is usually out by he end of April.
Criteria of Reservation of Seats:
As far as reservations are concerned, 15% of seats are reserved for SC candidates, 7.5% for ST candidates, 5% seats are reserved for children/widows/wives of officers and men of armed forced including para-military personnel killed/disabled in action or those who died/were disabled on duty and 3% seats are reserved for Physically handicapped candidates. Additionally, admissions are based on entrance tests.
• Rangoon University• Rajashahi and Dacca Universities [Earstwhile East Pakistan• Tribhuvan University, Nepal• Punjab University (Lahore - Pakistan)• University Of Sind, Pakistan and University Of Singapore• Oxford And Cambridge Universities, U.K,• London University, U.K• Karachi University, Pakistan• Leeds University, U. K.• University Of Staphen Batroi, Irwilus, Poland• Makarere University, Uganda.• Chittagong University, Bangladesh• Council For National Academic Awards, U. K• Inns Of Courts School Of Law, U.K• City University Of London, U.K• Sakat Chewan University, Canada• Cornell Law School, U.S.A• South Western University, U.S.A• University Of Wales Institute Of Science And Technology, U.K• Universities Of Birmingham, Lancaster And Council Of National Academic Awards, U.Ko Ll.B Degree of University Of Birmingham.o Ll.B Degree of the University Of Lancaster.o Ll.B (Hons.) Degree of the Council Of National Academic Awards.• Hull University, U.K• Ll.B Degree Of The University Of Alberta, Canada• Buckingham University, U. K• Degree Of Juris Doctor From The University Of Michigan, U.S.A.• Degree Of Doctor Of Jurisprudence From University Of Texas, U.S.A• Ll. B (Hons) Degree Of University Of Hertfordshire, U.K• Juris Doctor Degree Of George Town University, U.S.A• Ll. B Degree Of University Of Durham, U.K• Ll.B (Hons) Degree Of Thames Valley University, London, U.K• Ll.B Degree Of University Of Liverpool, United Kingdom• Ll. B Degree Of University Of Warwick, United Kingdom• Ll.B. Degree Of Leicester University, U.K• Ll. B. Degree Of University Of Melbourne, Australia
The Bar Council of India has other committees such as Executive Committee, Legal Aid Committee, Advocates Welfare Fund Committee, Rules Committee and several other committees formed to look into specific issues arising from time to time. Following are the State Bar Councils of country:1. Smt. N. RenukaSecretary,Bar Council of Andhra Pradesh,High Court Building,HYDERABAD.Phones : (040) - 24524116, 23731721 (Off)27404929 (R)2. Shri M. C. BhuyanSecretary,Bar Council of Assam, Nagaland,Meghalaya, Manipur, Tripura,Mizoram & Arunachal PradeshHigh Court Building,GAUHATI-781 001. Post Box No. 182Phone: (0361) - 2544663, 2664124 (R)3. Shri Ashok KumarOff. SecretaryBar Council of Bihar,High Court Campus,PATNA, BIHARPhone: (0612) - 22211254. Shri V. A. NarayananSecretaryState Bar Council of ChhattisgarhHigh Court premises,Bilaspur - 495 001.ChhattisgarhPhone - 07752- 5101695. The SecretaryBar Council of Delhi,High Court Building,Sher Shah Suri Road,NEW DELHI.Phones: (011) - 23387701, 233857026. Shri Anirudh D. VyasSecretary,Bar Council of Gujarat,3rd Floor, "Satyamev Complex"Opp. High Court Building, Sola,AHMEDABAD - 380 060Phones: (079) - 27433460,27434073 (Off)27433964 (Fax), 26852722 (R)7. Shri Prem GoelMember SecretaryBar Council of HimachalPradesh, High Court Building,Ravenswood,SHIMLA - 171 001Himachal Pradesh.Phones: (0177) - 2620015 (R), 2812017, 2657455, 2658071 (Off)8. Shri M. P. JakatySecretary,Bar Council of Karnataka,Old K.G.I.D. Building,1st Floor (Left Wing End)Adjacent to the High Court Building,BANGALORE-560001.KarnatakaPhone : (080) - 2868712, 2868561(Off), 6510682 (R)9. Shri N. S. GopakumarSecretary,Bar Council of Kerala,Bar Council Bhawan,High Court Campus,Ernakulam.-682 031.Phones: (0484) - 2394195, 2393810 (Off)- 2427858 (R)10. Shri Rajendra Jain, SecretaryBar Council of Madhya Pradesh,High Court Compound,JABALPUR- 482007Madhya PradeshPhones: (0761) – 2678877 (Off)- 23218434 (R)Fax : 239419511. Ms. Varsha C. RokadeSecretary,Bar Council of Maharashtra & Goa,2nd Floor High Court Extn.,Fort, MUMBAI - 400032.MaharastraPhones: (022) - 22673371, 22656567, 22677507, 22677508 (Off)- 27710241 (R)12. Shri Bhimasen SahooSecretary,Bar Council of Orissa,Kacheri Road,CUTTACK - 753 002OrissaPhones: (0671) - 2608851 (Off), 2607885 (Fax)2364084 (R)13. Shri Jarnail SinghAssistant Secretary,Bar Council of Punjab & HaryanaS. C. O. No. 308Sector 38-D (Market)CHANDIGARH - 160 014Phone: (0172) - 2688519, 2688507 (Off)14. Shri O. P. GuptaSecretaryBar Council of Rajasthan,High Court Building,JODHPUR-342 001.Phones: (0291) - 2545066, 2545251(Off)2621162 (R)15. Shri AdikeshavaluSecretary,Bar Council of Tamil Nadu,High Court Compound,CHENNAI - 600104Tamil NaduPhones : (044) - 25342739, 25352738 (Off)16. Shri P. N. TyagiBar Council of Uttar Pradesh,19, Maharishi Dayanand Marg,ALLAHABAD - 211 001Phones: (0532) - 2623501(O)- 2621248 (R)- 2420068 (Fax)17. Shri P. R. Banerji,Asst. Secretary,Bar Council of West Bengal,2 & 3 Kiransankar Roy Road,KOLKOTA.-700 001West BengalPhones: (033) - 22488956, 22487233, 23377997 (Off)18 The RegistrarHigh Court of Jammu & KashmirHigh Court Campus,Jammu19 The Registrar GeneralHigh Court of JharkhandRanchi, Jharkhand.
Bar Council of India performs a list of functions at par with section 7(1) of the Advocates Act 1961 which states:• To lay down standards of professional conduct and etiquette for advocates;• To lay down the procedure to be followed by its disciplinary committee and the disciplinary committee of each State Bar Council;• To safeguard the rights, privileges and interest of advocates;• To promote and support law reform;• To deal with and dispose of any matter arising under this Act, which may be referred to it by a State Bar Council;• To exercise general supervision and control over State Bar Councils;• To promote legal education and to lay down standards of such education in consultation with the Universities in India imparting such education and the State Bar Councils• To recognize Universities whose degree in law shall be a qualification for enrolment as an advocate and for that purpose to visit and inspect Universities or cause the State Bar Councils to visit and inspect Universities in accordance with such directions as it may given be in this behalf;o To conduct seminars and organize talks on legal topics by eminent jurists and publish journals and papers of legal interest;o To organize legal aid to the poor in the prescribed mannero To recognize on a reciprocal basis foreign qualifications in law obtained outside India for the purpose of admission as an advocate under this Act;• To manage and invest the funds of the Bar Council;• To provide for the election of its members;• To perform all other functions conferred on it by or under this Act;• To do all other things necessary for discharging the aforesaid functions;
Bar Council of India (BCI) is the apex constitutional body, established by Government of India under Advocates Act 1961 with the aim to lay down the standards of professional conduct and etiquette and also standards of legal education. The State Bar Councils does enrolment of advocates and enforcement of discipline is part of the obligations of the State Bar Council and the Bar Council of India exercises appellate jurisdiction. Although it comes under the purview of Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India, Bar Council of India is a body corporate having perpetual succession and a common seal, with power to acquire and hold property, both movable and immovable, and to contract, and may by the name by which it is known sue and be sued.BCI comprises of 18 members out of which the Attorney General of India and other Solicitor General of India are ex-officio members. The other 16 members represent the 16 state bar councils in the country and these members are elected for a period of five years and the BCI elects its Chairman and Vice Chairman for a period of two years.
Law is a vital part of modern-day business needs as is Finance. However the quantity of work and fees are being affected during the global meltdown, the legal industry remains unaffected as legal services are required at every stage of business. Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) is the latest entry into the legal industry and is experiencing enormous project queries across the globe. LPO is the next generation of high-end BPO attracting international law firms to set up joint units in India. Even the corporate sector is not lagging behind in order to deploy Indian talent. Growth Areas- The key growth area in the near future includes document review or electronic discovery, intellectual property offerings and other legal support services. Additionally, existing LPO players have started focusing on the rewarding Australasian, South East Asian, Japanese and Korean legal markets.Like any other outsourcing player, an LPO cuts down the costs and takes the pressure off the client. Manpower is the strong point of any outsourcing service provider and for an LPO; this is the most crucial thing to offer. This is one of the high demand segments is patent search which needs a strong technical background (engineering, biotechnology, pharma and other sciences), legal support and legal research. Skills Required- Candidates needs to be a law graduate to work in an LPO and he/she must have an excellent communication and analytical skills with a meticulous eye for detail. Remuneration- Obviously, the salaried are highly rewarding and have increased in the past three years. A fresh law graduate from a good institute can earn upto five lakh per year in an established LPO, without any bonus. Salaries are in accordance with one’s experience and since LPO is a budding industry, any prior work experience is taken into account. Future Prospects- Future is bright for those LPO providers who can show that their clients will benefit in terms of a reduced client cost, fixed manpower, better utilization of client’s infrastructure, comparable level of service by the LPO provider, and so on. Additionally, the present economic condition, the business is coming to those providers who can adapt themselves to the new demands of market and its clients.
