| Re: Gujarat University Law Admission
Gujarat University School of Law offers LLB course of Duration three years i.e. six Semesters
Eligibility for LLB
Candidate must have passed in graduation in any discipline from recognized University
Age limit:
Maximum age for admission into three years LL.B. programme shall be 30 years
Age relaxation of 5 years shall be given to the candidates belonging to SC and ST.
Medium of Instruction:
Medium of Instruction shall be in English as well as Gujarati. English Language shall be one of the compulsory papers (Core Courses)
Gujarat University LLB details
GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, AHMEDABAD - 380 009.
Ordinances and Regulations
For the Three Years’ LL.B. Programme
O. LL.B. 1. Eligibility :
(i) For Admission : An applicant who has graduated in any discipline of
knowledge from a University established by an act of Parliament or by a state
legislature or Foreign University recognized as equivalent to the status of an
Indian University by an authority competent to declare equivalent to the status of
an Indian University and university which is approved by the Bar Council of
India, a three years unitary degree program in law leading to conferment of LL.B.
degree programme in law on successful completion of the regular programme
conducted by the Gujarat University.
(ii) As per the Bar Council of India Rules, 2008, no student shall be
allowed to simultaneously register for a law degree programme with any other
graduate or postgraduate or certificate course run by the same or any other
University or an Institute for academic or professional learning excepting in the
law degree programme of the Gujarat University.
Provided that any short period part time certificate course on language,
computer science or computer application of an Institute or any course run by a
centre for Distance Learning of a University however shall be accepted.
Three Years’ LL.B. Programme is a continuous programme and hence no
student pursuing three years’ LL.B. can be admitted in this University after
having started LL. B. Course from other University. Such candidate has to take
afresh admission in the first semester of LL.B. Course if he desires to pursue
LL.B. Programme from the Gujarat University.
(iii) Admission shall be based upon the norms of the Bar Council of
India which may from time to time stipulated/revised or new norms framed. The
minimum percentage of marks at present not below 45 % of the grand total as
well as Final Year Graduation University Examination Marks in case of general
category applicants and 40% in case of SC and ST applicants to be obtained for
the qualifying examination, such as Degree Course in any discipline at the first
attempt. Admission will be granted to a candidate only in the First Semester. In
order to effectively comply with the norms of the Bar Council of India Rules,
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2008 regarding internship, no student shall be admitted in odd semester at any
level. While preparing merit list of all categories in LL.B. Semester - I
Admission, 5 % marks of Qualifying Graduation Examination will be reduced
for the candidates who are applying for LL.B. Semester – I Admission after 2
years of their completing Qualifying Graduation Examination.
Provided that such a minimum qualifying marks shall not
automatically entitle a person to get admission in any institution but only shall
entitle the person concerned to fulfill basic criteria fixed by the Bar Council of
India or other equivalent authority as well as the Gujarat University from time to
time to apply for the admission.
(iv) Centralized Admission Procedure in LL.B. Sem. I :
The Gujarat University may preferably adopt and implement Centralized
Admission Procedure or the law colleges affiliated to the Gujarat University may
unanimously/by majority fix any other appropriate procedure for granting
admission in Semester – I at the Three Years LL.B. Programme taking into
consideration the Reservation policy and the Bar Council of India Rules, 2008 as
well as the Gujarat University. The University shall in consultation with the
Dean, Faculty of Law constitute the committee (Such number of persons as it is
found necessary) for granting Centralized Admission at LL.B. Sem. – I in all the
affiliated Law Colleges taking into consideration criteria of Reservation - SC 7
%. ST 14 %, SEBC 27 %, Other Universities 3 %. The committee framed in the
aforesaid manner shall be having power to frame appropriate rules for
harmonizing the Centralized Admission Procedure taking into consideration the
appropriate percentage of Management Quota preferably 10 % in admission at
LL.B. Semester-I as well as the provisions of the Bar Council of India Legal
Education Rules, 2008.
(iv) Age Criteria for Admission :
As per the Bar Council of India Rules, 2008, the maximum age for seeking
admission into three years LL.B. programme shall be 30 years and age relaxation
of 5 years shall be given to the candidates belonging to SC and ST.
(v) Maximum Intake Capacity :-
Maximum intake capacity of students per college in each semester shall not
exceed the seats sanctioned by the Bar Council of India or as per the rules framed
by the Bar Council of India or other equivalent authority from time to time. Each
division of a class shall consist of maximum 60 students. The new admission
shall be given to the students in LL.B. programme (LL.B. Semester – I i.e. First
LL.B.) only in the beginning of the first semester [i.e. in the month of June/July
of every academic year].
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(vi) Over riding Effect :
Any statute, ordinance rules, Regulation or provision of the Gujarat
University passed earlier which is contrary to these rules or Bar Council of India
Rules, 2008 shall not be having any binding effect.
Provided that the ordinances relating to exemption, granting of class,
exemption in individual as well as aggregate result given under the Gujarat
University Ordinances will be applicable to the LL.B. CBCS course.
(vii) Medium of Instruction :
Medium of Instruction shall be in English as well as Gujarati. English Langauge
shall be one of the compulsory papers (Core Courses) as per the Bar Council of
India Rules, 2008.
(viii) Baring old course students to continue their terms and study in new
Law Programme etc. :-
With the introduction of these Rules from June – 2011, the terms granted
earlier by the old students in the First, Second or Third LL.B. in the old course
shall automatically lapse. Such students on the basis of having granted their terms
in old LL.B. course shall not be entitled to continue their terms in new three years
Law programme with CBC system. Such students shall have to take afresh
admission in the first semester of New Three Years Graduate Law Programme as
per prevailing rules of the Bar Council of India as well as Gujarat University or
other equivalent authority.
O. LL.B. 2. Duration :
Duration of the LL.B. programme shall be for a period of three years i.e. six
semesters. Each academic year shall comprise of two semester viz. Odd and Even
semester. Odd semesters shall commence from June and Even Semesters shall
commence from November. However, for the purpose of teaching and practical
training as provided under the Bar Council of India Rules, 2008 the academic
year shall commence from 1st of July. There shall not be less than 90 working
days per semester, which shall comprise 450 teaching clock hours for each
semester.
O. LL.B. 3. Areas of Specialization :
The University has prescribed the three years LL.B. General Course as per
the Bar Council of India Rules, 2008. However, any law college desirous to opt
for any of the LL.B. Honors Programmes prescribed by the Bar Council of India
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Rules, 2008 or any other law for the time being in force, it would be open for the
college after having complied with the necessary requirements and formalities
with the University.
O. LL.B. 4. The CBCS System :
All Programmes shall be run on Credit Based Semester System (CBS). It is an
instructional package developed to suit the needs of the students to keep pace
with the developments in Higher Education and the quality assurance expected of
it in the light of liberalization and globalization in the Higher Education. The
students who have granted their terms in old LL.B. course shall not be
automatically entitled to appear for the End Term University Examination in this
new Three Years LL.B. programme. Such students have to get afresh admission
in the new three years LL.B. programme with CBC system.
After having granted term in any of the semesters in new three years LL.B.
Programme with CBC system, a student can continue his/her term maximum for
five years or the change of syllabus, whichever is earlier. Thereafter, student has
to grant his/her term afresh.
Contact Details:
University School Of Law
Near Gujarat University, 120 Feet Ring Road, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380009
079 2791 3797
Map location:
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