THE WEST BENGAL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF JURIDICAL SCIENCES,
KOLKATA
General Information about the University
About the University
The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS) was established under the
WBNUJS Act, 1999 (West Bengal Act IXof 1999). It is a university as per sub-section (f) of section
2 and section 12-B of the UGC Act, 1956 and has permanent affiliation from the Bar Council of
India. The Chief Justice of India is the Chancellor of the University and Chairman of its highest
governing body - the General Council.
In its relatively short existence, NUJS has firmly established itself as one of the premier national
law universities in India. It has consistently been ranked amongst the top law schools in India in
reviews conducted by the likes of Outlook India, Mint and LexisNexis Halsbury‘s Law Monthly.
The University had received the prestigious SILF-MILAT INSTITUTIONAL EXCELLENCE
AWARD 2015 for its overall excellence in the field of Legal Studies.
Location and Infrastructure:
NUJS is located in the city of Kolkata, a major metropolis of India. Kolkata, the City of Joy, is
renowned for its heritage and culture. A subtle blend of tradition and modernity distinguishes the
city. The old Kolkata thrives alongside the growing expanses of modern townships, including
Salt Lake City, where the NUJS campus is situated.
The campus itself comprises of one academic and three residential blocks (i.e. two seven-
storied halls of residence for girls and boys each and a two-storied staff accommodation
quarters NUJS has also received adjacent land of 3025.75 sq. metres for construction of
additional hostel facilities, staff quarters, conference rooms, guest house and other
amenities for the students. The Academic Block, named after Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, is a four-
storied majestic edifice in stone, having 105 rooms in all. The NUJS campus provides all
modern amenities— air-conditioned classrooms of varying sizes, seminar halls,
conference rooms, moot court hall and an air-conditioned auditorium (with a seating
capacity of approximately six hundred) doctors room, and other facilities. The highlight of
NUJS is a well-stocked, digitized, air-conditioned library, with access to over 45,000
volumes on law, economics, politics, etc., national and international journals and all major
online internet resources for law and other related social science subjects, as well as the
facility to download, print and photocopy any materials. Remote access facility is available
for students, faculty and researchers for ease of access to library e-resources. The NUJS
campus also includes a bank, a canteen, state-of the-art kitchens at the hostel, health
care, sports facilities including air-conditioned gym and various other recreational facilities.
All student hostels are wired with Internet access through dedicated leased lines and Wifi.
The University also has a computer centre with around 100 computers.
Legal Education:
NUJS strives to offer the best in legal education in order to prepare its graduates for the
diverse spheres of litigation, corporate legal practice, legal academia, legal research, social
service and public leadership. It offers various academic programmes including the five-
year integrated B.A./B.Sc. LL.B (Hons.), one-year LL.M, M.Phil, Ph.D and LL.D degree
programmes. Specialised streams on Corporate and Commercial Law, International Law,
Criminal and Security Laws and law & Technology are offered in the LL.M. Programme. The
University also offers several diploma and certificate programmes through contact and
regular classroom instructions. The University is also offering Post Graudate programme In
Forensic Sciences.
Faculty at NUJS adopt the Socratic method of teaching, involving extensive classroom
discussion and debate. The academic year is divided into two semesters of equal
duration, which are followed by examinations at the end of each semester. For each
course, students undergo rigorous skill development through project writing, viva voce
and class presentations. The courses combine purely legal theories with social sciences,
to provide our students with a holistic appreciation of law in its interaction with society
from a multi-disciplinary perspective. These include inter alia Gender and Law, Law and
Public Policy, Law and Development, Corporate Finance, International Commercial
Arbitration, Securities Law, Judicial Review, Competition Law, Nuclear Law, International
Human Rights Law, Sports Law and Law and Economics, which give students the
opportunity to specialize in their preferred areas of study. In principle, only foundational
courses are compulsory while all the rest are electives. Different forms of evaluation
including open-book exams, seminars, research papers, tutorials and court room
exercises are used in these courses. Grading of results is done on a seven-point scale.
At the end of each semester, students intern in various organizations including law firms,
senior counsel chambers, corporate in-house legal departments, NGOs, research and policy
think-tanks, etc. while the choice of internships remain with students, University also
provides assistance in arranging internships through the Recruitment and Placement
Committee.
The students are also encouraged to participate in serious research, writing and academic
scholarship through the medium of the University‘s in-house law journals and publications.
NUJS Law Review, which is a quarterly publication, also been ranked as the number one
academic law journal of India by the Washington and Lee University School of Law ranking
of law journals. Other Law journals include the Journal of Indian Law and Society, Asian
Journal of Air and Space Law, Asian Journal of Legal Education, International Journal of
Law and Policy Review and International Journal of Legal Studies & Research.
The University has signed several Memorandum of Understanding ( MoU) recently with
various Universities including King‘s College London; The University Of Waikato, New
Zealand; Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University Of Technology (Makaut, W.B.), National
Institute of Technical Teachers' Training & Research (NITTTR), Kolkata; Central Forensic
Science Laboratory, Kolkata; The Institute of Company Secretaries of India, New
Delhi; The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India,
ASSOCHAM; National Academy for Planning and Development (NAPD), Bangladesh;
North Bengal University; Edcil India Limited in addition to the existing ones such as
University of Illinois; Ecole de formation de Barreau, Paris, Comillas Pontifical University,
Madrid; for the purpose of exchange programmes for both faculty members and students..
Faculty and students have been participating in such Exchange Programmes with several
of these universities.
All Round Education:
NUJS has a diverse and vibrant student community hailing from all parts of India, and includes
several foreign nationals. While the key focus is academics, the students are also keenly
involved in sporting and cultural exchanges and activities, with teams regularly excelling at
various national level competitions. Student societies of NUJS organize five major annual
events — the literary-cum-cultural extravaganza- Outlawed, the national sports festival- Invicta,
the NUJS-Herbert Smith National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition, Justice Dr. BP Saraf
National Tax Moot Court Competition and the NUJS Parliamentary Debate. These events
attract enormous participation from the best law schools in the country.
Student societies also conduct popular year-round competitions in music, dance,
painting, quizzing, debating, creative writing and sports. Adding colour to life at NUJS are the
western and eastern music bands, which have proved their mettle at competitions all across
the country. NUJS also has a vibrant SPICMACAY chapter, and has hosted performers like Pt.
Hariprasad Chaurasia, Pt. Shiv kumar Sharma and Smt. Shovana Narain. Writer‘s Block, the
college magazine, contains campus news, contributions in prose and poetry, giving students
with literary inclinations the chance to showcase their talent.
Students at NUJS are ever-aware of their social responsibilities. The Legal Aid Society provides
a platform for students to apply the knowledge and skills acquired in the classroom and
meaningfully contribute to the community. The Society takes up legal causes of indigent people
either independently or in association with other organizations, assists other law schools in
setting up their legal aid clinics and programmes, organizes legal awareness camps and street
plays in urban and rural areas, and conducts adult education and legal awareness courses for
mess, housekeeping, security and other supporting staff of NUJS. Students have also begun
assisting pro bono lawyers from Human Rights Law Network (HRLN) in pending cases before
the Juvenile Justice Board in Kolkata. NUJS believes that it is only such holistic legal
education that can create the well-rounded leaders of tomorrow.
The University has an enviable track record in moot court competitions. NUJS students emerged
as the first Indian and only the second Asian team to win the prestigious Willem C. Vis
International Commercial Arbitration Moot, Vienna. They have also been the proud winners of the
ELSA Moot Court Competition, held in Dominican Republic. In addition, NUJS students have also
won honours in Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot, Hong Kong, the
Stetson International Environment Moot Court Competition, Florida, Manfred Lachs Space Law
Moot, Stetson International Environment Law Moot, Oxford Price Media Moot Court Competition,
along with almost every National moot court competition of note. NUJS students have also won
several essay competitions, attended and presented papers at conferences all over the world,
and have secured regular publications in peer-reviewed journals of international repute.
With such a comprehensive academic and co-curricular programme, it is scarcely surprising
that in the relatively short span of the University‘s existence, NUJS alumni have
distinguished themselves in a range of careers, not only on the national but also on the
international stage. NUJS alumni Meet is held now every year to strengthen bonds the
University and the alumni for the purpose of leveraging the alumni community towards
fulfillment of University‘s role in promoting cutting edge legal education.
The Student Recruitment Committee at NUJS boasts of a near 100% success rate in
recruitment almost every year. Graduating students join leading law firms and companies in
India and abroad, clerk with judges at the Supreme Court, and work towards the betterment
of society with prestigious NGOs. Several alumni are litigators at the Supreme Court and
various High Courts.
Each year an increasing number of NUJS students gain admission to prestigious universities in
U.K. like Oxford and Cambridge, and Ivy League universities of the U.S. such as Yale, Harvard
and NYU. Many of them have been awarded prestigious scholarships like RHODES,
CHEVENING and INLAKS to pursue higher studies.
Faculty:
NUJS has an excellent faculty with a good mix of young and experienced scholars. The
faculty includes Rhodes, Fulbright, Commonwealth and Chevening scholars, and alumni
from universities including Oxford University, Harvard Law School, Columbia University,
University of Michigan, SOAS, University of Vanderbilt, London School of Economics, NUS,
University of Liverpool and Max Planck Institute. Faculty members have also published in
numerous prestigious international and national law journals.
Many scholars of international repute from within and outside the country, including luminaries
like Amartya Sen, Joseph Stiglitz, Late Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, Mr. Pranab Bardhan, Mark
Tushnet, Philippe Cullet, Prof. Timothy Endicott, Prof. Upendra Baxi, Justice M.N.
Venkatachaliah, Mr. K.K. Venugopal, Mr. Vinod Rai (CAG), Justice Michael Kirby, Prof. Partha
Chatterjee, Sir James Alexander Mirrless, Mr. Hans Schodder, Ms. Medha Patkar, Sri M K
Narayanan, Sri M C Bhandare, Mr. Sanjay Parikh, Justice A. S. Anand ,Prof Ved P. Nanda,
Late Prof. N. R. Madhava Menon, Shri Soli J Sorabjee, Prof. Uday Raj Rai, Prof. Marc S
Galanter, Prof. Martha Nussbaum, Mr. Lawrence Liang, Prof. Upendra Baxi, Hon‘ble Justice
Sonam Tobgye, Shri Gopal Krishna Gandhi, Prof. Catherine Mac Kinnon, Professor Prabhat
Patnaik, Hon’ble Mr. Justice Uday Umesh Lalit, Hon’ble Justice Ashim Kumar Roy and Hon’ble
Justice Jyotirmoy Bhattacharya, Prof. (Dr.) Umakanth Varottil, Prof. (Dr.) Amita Singh,
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Jasti Chelameswar and Hon‘ble Mr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud have
visited the University to deliver special lectures or offer short-courses on diverse subjects. The
University has also entered into Memorandum of Understanding with several premier
institutions across the globe for research exchange collaboration with many prestigious
universities of global repute. It also has several Endowment Chairs. The University has
instituted the Ford Foundation Chair on Human Rights, the MHRD Chair on Intellectual
Property Rights and Sir Justice Ashutosh Mookerjee Chair for studies in Tradition, Law and
Social Transformation in Bengal. Supported by a substantial grant from the West Bengal
government, the Centre for Regulatory Studies, Governance & Public Policy(CRSGPP) was
established at NUJS for its research activities across Bengal. Several lectures and workshops
have been conducted by the Centre since its inception. WBNUJS had also received Fund from
Department of Justice, Govt of India for ADR research and from Ministry of Consumer Affairs
Food and Public Distribution for organizing various Consumer related courses. During the
Covid period NUJS conducted various online national and international seminars in field IPR,
Public Policy, Financial Law Environmental Law and Criminal Justice system.
Fees &Scholarships
Despite being able to achieve the status of an academic institution of exceptional caliber, NUJS
has maintained a relatively modest fee structure. It further seeks to ensure that no student is
forced to discontinue studies on account of financial constraints. With generous donations from
individual donors and institutions, the University has built up a Scholarship Fund, proceeds of
which are disbursed to students every year on a ―need‖ basis. The Government of West Bengal
has provided the University with a generous grant for revenue expenditure including supporting
the ‗means-cum-merit scholarship‘ granted by the University. Rupees 50 lakhs has been
earmarked for supporting scholarship program.
The alumni of NUJS have also instituted many scholarships. Arrangements are in place for
students of NUJS to secure educational loans from any bank of their choice on mutually
agreeable terms. NUJS aims to reach out to potential candidates across the length and breadth
of India and aboard. It provides quality education to those hailing from the most marginalized
and poorest sections of society. All efforts are made to provide free or subsidized education
to such students. NUJS also offers separate scholarships sponsored by various donors. In
addition, NUJS Students can also avail of various scholarship schemes sponsored by the
Central Government and the State Government for underprivileged and economically weaker
sections.
Towards Creating Leaders and Social Engineers:
NUJS perceives legal education as a potent instrument that will help bring about improved
social order contributing to national development.
Globalisation has thrown up new challenges and newer issues of concern. NUJS students are
expected to adequately arm themselves to combat these challenges for the future. The
standards of conduct and rigor at NUJS are already quite demanding. Those who join NUJS
are expected not only to sustain, but also to improve upon these standards. NUJS promises the
best returns for their dedication, labour and committed efforts. In all, the NUJS experience will
enable students to think out of the box and equip them with skills necessary to transform them
into the social engineers and leaders of tomorrow.
B.A./B.SC. LL.B (HONS.) PROGRAMME
Eligibility :
The Eligibility norms shall be the same as specified by CLAT 2023.
Admission to B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) Programme under CLAT 2023
Category All India West Bengal Total
Domicile
General 51 22 73
SC 10 10 20
ST 6 2 8
OBC .. OBC-A 4 7
OBC-B 3
Foreign Nationals** 2 2
NRI/NRI 20 - 20
SPONSORED
SEATS
PWD [Horizontal] 3 1 4[Horizontal]
JK [supernumerary 2 - 2
seats]
TOTAL 91 41 132
All vacant seats after the completion of the admission process by the CLAT the University will
upload admission notice in the website within 30 days of first date of starting of classes for all
the vacant seat. After first round of advertisement for admission against vacant seats, seats
shall be converted into General Category Seat in case of non availability. In case of non
availability of foreign Nationals seat, seats will be converted into NRI/NRI Sponsored Seats.
Admission will be based on CLAT ranking.
**To be allotted directly by the University
FEE STRUCTURE*
FIRST YEAR (NEW ENTRANTS) I SEMESTER
LL B
Admission Fee Rs.5000
Tuition Fee
NRI/Foreign Students $ 5,000
Other Students Rs. 73,200
Examination Fee Rs.1,200
Study Materials Fee Rs. 2,000
Library Fee Rs. 24,000
Computer Fee Rs. 10,800
Student Welfare Fee Rs. 24,000
Development Fee Rs 12,000
Infrastructure and Maintenance Fee Rs. 5,000
Composite (Hostel) Fee Rs. 12,000
Adjustable (Hostel) Deposit Rs. 20,000
Moot Court fee Rs. 2,000
Refundable Deposit Rs. 10,000
SECOND YEAR & SUBSEQUENT Monsoon Semester
YEARS
LL B
Tuition Fee
NRI/Foreign Students $ 5,000
Other Students Rs. 73,200
Examination Fee Rs.1,200
Study Materials Fee Rs. 2,000
Library Fee Rs. 24,000
Computer Fee Rs. 10,800
Student Welfare Fee Rs.24,000
Development Fee Rs 12,000
Infrastructure and Maintenance Fee Rs. 5,000
Placement Fee Rs. 500
Moot Court fee Rs. 2,000
Composite (Hostel) Fee Rs.12,000
Adjustable (Hostel) Deposit Rs. 20,000
FIRST YEAR & SUBSEQUENT Winter Semester
YEARS
LL B
Tuition Fee
NRI/Foreign Students $ 5,000
Other Students Rs. 73,200
Composite (Hostel) Fee Rs. 12,000
Adjustable (Hostel) Deposit Rs. 20,000
*Subject to Revision by University authorities
COURSE CONTENT (UG PROGRAMME)
st nd
FIRST 1 Semester 2 Semester
YEAR
1. Legal Methods 1. Special Contract
2. Law of Contracts 2. Law of Crimes Paper I : Penal
3. Law of Tort including MV Accident and Consumer Code
Protection Laws 3. Family Law-I
4. Political Science I 4. Political Science II
5. Sociology I 5. Sociology II
6. English I 6. English II
rd th
SECOND 3 Semester 4 Semester
YEAR 1. Constitutional Law 1. Constitutional Law-II
2. Law of Crime Paper II :Criminal Procedure Code 2. Civil Procedure Code and
3. History Limitation Act
4. Economics I 3. Transfer of Property Law
5. Family Law II 4. Economics II
6. Psychology 5. Legal History
6. Public Administration and
Public Policy
th th
THIRD 5 Semester 6 Semester
YEAR 1. Jurisprudence 1. Company Law-II
2. Public International Law 2. Administrative Law
3. Law of Evidence 3. Interpretation of Statutes
4. Company Law I 4. Labour and Industrial Law II
5. Labour and Industrial Law-I 5. Human Rights Law
6.
th th
FOURTH 7 Semester 8 Semester
YEAR 1. Intellectual Property Law-I 1. Intellectual Property Law II
2. Clinic I (Drafting, Pleading and Conveyance) 2. Clinic II (Alternative Dispute
3. Science, Technology and Law Resolution)
4. Elective Course-I 3. Principles of Taxation Law-I
5. Elective Course - II 4. Elective Course III
5. Elective Course IV
th th
FIFTH 9 Semester 10 Semester
YEAR 1. Environmental Law 1. Clinic III (Professional Ethics
2. Principles of Taxation Law II & Professional Accounting
3. Elective Course V system)
4. Elective Course VI 2. Clinic IV (Trial Advocacy,
5. Elective Course VII Moot Court Exercise and
Internship)
3. Elective Course VIII
4. Elective Course IX
5. Elective Course X
**Indicative List of OptionalCourses that are generally taught in the UG Programme
Consumer Law & Practice Combating Human Trafficking Practicum International Maritime Law
Law of Equity and Trusts International Human Rights Law Law International Dispute Settlement
The Principles of Insurance Law Relating to Land And Housing/ Land International Banking Regulation
Law of Insurance Law/ Land and Housing Laws Business International Aviation Law
Insurance Law & Human Rights International Law & Armed Conflict-I
Law of Commercial Instruments Laws Relating to Human Trafficking RTA Under WTO Law
Advanced Property Law Human Rights and Development Election Advanced Legal Drafting
Consumer Protection Law Law Film and Law
Consumer Law Energy Law Forensic Science
Investment Law and Regulation Introduction to Regulation Comparative Criminology and Victimology
The Law and Practice of Project Law Criminology
Finance Comparative Communication And Law and Impoverishment
Competition Law Regulation – I Women and Criminal Law
Securities and Investment Law & Comparative Communication And Law and The Child
Market Regulation – Ii Issues in Moral, Legal and Political
Regulation Judicial Review Philosophy
Corporate Criminal Liability Water Law Advanced Constitutional History-I
Law of Taxation Agricultural Law Advanced Constitutional History-II
Antitrust, Technology and Advanced Administrative Law: Advanced Gender and Law
Innovation Transparency and Accountability In Law and Poverty
Corporate Governance and Csr Governance Gender and Law
Securities Law Legislative Drafting and Applied Economics & Finance
Law of Corporate Finance Constitutional Interpretation Law and Economics
International Investment Law Energy Law and Policy Sports Law
Corporate Insolvency Law Constitutional Theory Media Law
Securities Law Law Of Constitutional Litigation Advanced Jurisprudence
The Law and Practice of Project Law Of Mining and Land Use Entertainment and Media Law
Finance Forest Laws and Land Use Ecology, Economy & Law
Advanced Regulations on Business Petroleum & Mining Law Law and Colonial State In India
Forms Constitutional Litigation Legal and Diplomatic History
Banking Law Law and International Diplomacy The Healthcare Law And Bioethics
Law of Mergers and Acquisitions Law of State Responsibility Outer Advanced (Indian) Patent Law &
Corporate Finance Space Law Policy/
Insolvency Law Maritime Law Advanced IP Law
Law of Taxation - 2 (Indirect Tax) International Law Applicable During Trademark Law
Law of Secured Transactions Emergency Situations Intellectual Property Law and
Corporate Taxation International Law Applicable During Development
Corporate Governance Armed Conflict IPR, Biodiversity and Agriculture
Indian Competition Law & Policy International Criminal Law Biotechnology Law
Infrastructure Projects International Commercial Arbitration Copyright Law
Mergers & Acquisitions International Refugee Law International Information Technology Law
Advanced Competition Law Humanitarian Law Private International Intellectual Property Rights,
Human Rights Advocacy and Law International Environmental Law International Trade & Human Rights
Litigation International Taxation Law
Medicine and Public Health Law International Economic Law International Patent Law
Advanced Labour Law Finance Advanced Intellectual Property Law
Contemporary Issues in Labour World Trade Law Intellectual Property Protection Of
Law International Banking Law Plant
Human Rights of Vulnerable The Law of International Responsibility & Genetic Resources
Groups Law of International Organizations Traditional Knowledge System &
Civil Liberties Law and Entrepreneur Indigenous Peoples' Rights
Human Rights of Indigenous Criminal Psychology Intellectual Property Rights,
Peoples Introduction to Forensic Sciences Information
Violation of Human Rights in the Cyber Crime/ Cyber Security Technology & Human Rights
International Arena and their Digital Security Advanced Patent Law
Impact In India
Human Rights and Criminal Justice
Administration
Comparative Civil Liberties
Law on Protection of Animal Rights
Adjudication of Socio-Economic
Rights
Rights of Minorities
The Law of Privacy
LL.M. PROGRAMME
Eligibility :
The Eligibility norms shall be the same as specified by CLAT 2023.
Admission to LLM Programme under CLAT 2023
TOTAL NUMBER AND ALLOCATION OF SEATS ACROSS CATEGORIES
Category All India WB Domicile Total
General 54 15 69
SC 11 7 18
ST 5 2 7
OBC OBC-A 3
-- OBC-B 3 6
PWD
(Horizontal) 3 2 5
Total 70 30 100
Foreign
National** 2
All vacant seats after the completion of the admission process by the CLAT the University will
upload admission notice in the website within 30 days of first date of starting of classes for all
the vacant seat. After first round of advertisement for admission against vacant seats, seats
shall be converted into General Category Seat in case of non availability. Admission will be
based on CLAT ranking.
**To be allotted directly by the University
*** Seats for specialization shall be allotted by the University after admission on the basis of
CLAT Rank on the following basis: 30 seats for Corporate and Commercial Law, 15 seats for
International Law, 25 seats for Criminal and Security Law, 17 seats for law & Technology and
15 seats for IPR law subject to final decision of the Admission Committee. Foreign Nationals
shall be allotted the specialization of their choice.
FEE STRUCTURE*
FIRST YEAR (NEW ENTRANTS) Monsoon Semester
LLM
Admission Fee Rs. 5,000
Tuition Fee
NRI/Foreign Students $ 1,500
Other Students Rs. 34,000
Examination Fee Rs. 4,000
Study Materials Fee Rs. 2,000
Library Fee Rs. 14,000
Computer Fee Rs. 16,000
Student Welfare Fee Rs. 10,000
Development Fee Rs. 10,000
Infrastructure and Maintenance Fee Rs. 5,000
Composite (Hostel) Fee Rs. 30,000
Amenities & Others Rs. 8,000
Adjustable (Hostel) Deposit# Rs. 30,000
Refundable Deposit# Rs. 10,000
FIRST YEAR YEAR Winter Semester
LLM
Tuition Fee
NRI/Foreign Students $ 1,500
Other Students Rs. 34,000
Composite (Hostel) Fee ## Rs .30,000
Adjustable (Hostel) Deposit ## Rs.30,000
*Subject to Revision by University authorities
## LL.M. students would not be considered for hostel accommodation in the first instance.
COURSE CONTENT
PG Programme
Name of Semester Paper – I Paper - II Paper – III Paper – IV Paper – V
Specialization
Law and
Research
Monsoon Comparative Justice in a International Company
Corporate and Methods and
Semester Public Law Globalizing Trade Law Law
Commercial Legal Writing
Law
World
Specialization
Winter Competition Bankruptcy Optional Optional Paper
Dissertation
Semester Law Law Paper -1 – II
Research Law and Criminology
Monsoon Methodology Comparative Justice in a and Criminal
Victimology
Criminal and Semester and Legal Public Law Globalized Justice
Security Law Writings world Administration
Specialization
Sentences and
Winter International Optional Optional Paper
Sentencing Dissertations
Semester Criminal Law Paper – I – II
Process
Research Law and
Public
International Monsoon Methodology Comparative Justice in a International
International
and Semester and Legal Public Law Globalizing Organizations
Law
Comparative Writings World
Law
Specialization
Winter International Private Optional Optional Paper
Dissertation
Semester Criminal Law International Paper – I – II
Law and Introduction to
Law and Research Healthcare
Monsoon Comparative Justice in a Science,
Technology Methods and Technology
Specialization Semester Public Law Globalizing Technology &
Legal Writing and Law
World Law
Artificial
Intelligence Cyber law
Winter Optional Optional Paper
Usage and and Cyber Dissertation
Semester Paper – I – II
Ethical Forensics
Implications
ELECTIVES (ANY TWO)
Corporate and Commercial Criminal and Security Law International and Law and Technology
Law Specialization Specialization Comparative Law Specialization
Specialization
Laws on Securities and International Economic Criminal Justice and Biotechnology Law
Financial Markets Law Human Rights
Investment Law International Human National Security and Fin-Tech and Law
Rights Law Regional Co-operation
Intellectual Property Comparative Law Corporate Crimes Privacy, Data
Law Protection and
Technology
Cyber Law Air and Space Law Police Law and Nanotechnology and
Administration Law
Commercial Arbitration International White Collar Crimes Legal Analytics and
Environmental Law Technology
Infrastructure Law International Dispute Transnational Crimes
Settlement Law
LIST OF CREDIT COURSES OFFERED DURING 2021
1) 1 Credit Course on Constitutional Dilemmas of Equality offered by Mr. Thulasi K.
Raj
2) 1 Credit Course on International Financial Institutions - Law and Development
Course offered by Mr. Suresh Nanwani
3) 1 Credit course on Introducing Inter sectionality offered by Mr. Jayna Kothari and
Mr. Vikramaditya Sahai
4) 1 Credit Course on Introduction to Impact Investment offered by Ms. Srishti
Aishwarya
5) 1 Credit Course on Practical Aspects of Contract Drafting and Negotiation offered by
Ms. Debosmita Nandy
6) 1 Credit Course on Understanding FEMA offered by Ms. Jenisha Parikh 2 Credit
Course on Advanced Criminal Law offered by Prof. (Dr.) Kavita Singh 2 Credit
Course on Electricity & Energy Laws offered by Mr. Deepto Roy
7) 2 Credit Course on Introduction to Animal Rights - Law & Politics offered by Mr.
Alok Gupta
8) 3 Credit Course on International Debt Capital Markets offered by Ms. Debolina Saha
9) 3 Credit Course on Infrastructure Projects and Disputes Emanating Therefrom, with
Special Focus on the National Highways Sector offered by Mr. Kaushik Laik
10) 3 Credit Course on International Law Applicable during Armed Conflict offered by
Mr. Abhishek Mishra
11) 2 Credit course on "The Practice of International Investment Arbitration" by Ms.
Tania Singla
12) 1 Credit course on "International Commercial Arbitration: Emerging
issues" by Mr. Alipak Banerjee
For further information contact:-
Registrar
The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences
Dr. Ambedkar Bhavan, 12, LB Block, Sector III,
Salt Lake City, Kolkata - 700 098
Telephone : (+91) 025694700 -
Fax : (+91) 33-2335 7422 / 0511
Website : http://www.nujs.edu/
