A., LL.B (5-Years
Integrated Degree Course): |
The legal education has a
great role to play and has to meet the
requirements of society. The society is
growing more and more complex.
Globalization and new Technologies have
been posing new challenges to the systems
of law and justice. A well-taught and
trained Lawyer, a Law student with sound
knowledge and adequate training will only
be able to help the society from such
challenges.
The quality of Legal education is bound to
affect the quality of Judicial system and
the administration of law at all levels.
The Bar Council of India in the year 1982
has adopted a regulation for the
introduction of B.A., LL.B. 5 Years Course
after 10+2 education with an object to
pick the students at their teen age and
train them professionally as a lawyer.
The Department of Law, Osmania University,
under able leadership and guidance of
Hon’ble Justice L. Narasimha Reddy, Dean,
Faculty of Law and Judge, High Court of
Andhra Pradesh has noted the above
developments and decided to introduce
B.A., LL.B. 5 Years Degree Course at Post
Graduate College of Law, Basheerbagh, from
the academic year 2006-2007. The course is
being offered on self-finance basis and
the intake of the course is sixty - (60).
The admissions to this course are made on
the basis of the merit in the LAWCET.
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LL.M. (Evening): |
LL.M. Master Degree course
is offered in Six Specializations during
evening hours. Mercantile Law was renamed
as Corporate Law from the Academic year
2008-2009. |
I. |
Jurisprudence |
II. |
Constitutional Law |
III. |
International Law |
IV. |
Corporate Law |
V. |
Labour Law, |
VI. |
Crimes and Torts |
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In the year of 1942, LL.M.
course was introduced with Comparative
Jurisprudence and Comparative
Constitutional Law as compulsory subjects
with an option to choose either
International Law or Conflict of Laws and
Muslim Law or Hindu Law. Students of LL.M.
had to submit a Thesis on a subject
studied by them in LL.B. or LL.M. in
partial fulfillment of the course.
In view of increased demand for admission
to the Law course, the Department at the
Arts College has been elevated into a
full-fledged Law College in the year 1950
and the College was shifted to Saifabad
Science College premises in the city. The
Law College used to function in the
evening and the medium of instruction was
changed from Urdu to English.
In 1954 the College was shifted from
Saifabad Science College to Chaderghat
College building situated at Tilak Road,
Hyderabad. Due to lack of accommodation a
morning session in 1956 was started in the
same building for the convenience of the
students.
From 1942 to 1958 the students of LL.M.
had no choice of subjects as all subjects
were compulsory except the choice between
Hindu Law and Muslim Law. In 1958, LL.M.
syllabus was revised and another branch in
Constitutional Law and International Law
was introduced. Within few years Personal
Laws branch was added. In 1966, Mercantile
Law Specialization was also introduced.
In 1958, University Grants Commission
sanctioned Rs. 8 lakhs for constructing
Law College building. The Law College
building was constructed in the campus and
in 1960 morning session of the Law College
was shifted to the new building along with
LL.M. course.
In 1968 the syllabus of LL.B. course was
revised and new subjects were added. The
two years Law course was changed to three
years course and some new subjects like
Administrative Law, Taxation, Labour Law
and Legal Remedies were also introduced.
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LL. M. Under
Regular: |
(i) |
Regular Course: on
the basis of merit in PGLCET |
(i)(a) |
Private
Appearance: Pass in PGLCET & with
min.3 yrs. standing / service as an
Advocate/ Judicial Officer, as the
case may be as on the date of PGLCET. |
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(ii) |
Post Graduate
Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights (PGDIPR)
(Evening) |
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Post Graduate
Diploma Courses: |
Post Graduate
Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights (PGDIPR)
(Evening): |
The college has been
offering one year Post Graduate Diploma in
Intellectual Property Rights from the
academic year 2000-2001, during evening
hours. The eligibility is any Graduation
in Science, Commerce, Arts, Engineering or
any other Degree recognized as equivalent
thereto, by the Osmania University. The
admissions to this course are made through
the entrance test conducted by the Dept.
of Law, Osmania University.
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Post Graduate
Diploma in
Applied Human Rights
Rights (PGDAHR)
(Evening): |
The college has
been offering one year Post Graduate
Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights
from the academic year 2019-2020, during
evening hours. The eligibility is any
Graduation in Science, Commerce, Arts,
Engineering or any other Degree
recognized as equivalent thereto, by the
Osmania University. The admissions to
this course are made through the
entrance test conducted by the Dept. of
Law, Osmania University.
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Post Graduate
Diploma in
Modern Corporate Law (PGDMCL)
(Evening): |
The college has been
offering one year Post Graduate Diploma in
Intellectual Property Rights from the
academic year 2019-2020, during evening
hours. The eligibility is any Graduation
in Science, Commerce, Arts, Engineering or
any other Degree recognized as equivalent
thereto, by the Osmania University. The
admissions to this course are made through
the entrance test conducted by the Dept.
of Law, Osmania University.
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Research (Ph.D.
Programmme): |
The Department of Law
offers Ph.D. Programme in two streams
viz., Full-Time and Part-Time at Post
Graduate College of Law & University
College of Law. Candidates who are
registered for Ph.D. are classified into
two Categories. |
(I)
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FULL-TIME
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(II) |
PART-TIME
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So far the Department has
produced 80 Research scholars with Ph.Ds.
At present there are more than hundred
research scholars on rolls.
The Post Graduate College of Law, Osmania
University Basheerbagh is considered as
best of the best and oldest Law College in
Asia. Alumni having reached the pinnacles
of excellence as Judges of Supreme Court
and High Courts, Attorneys, Academicians,
Politicians and other chosen Professions
in India as well as Globally. To Make the
Institution a Premier Institution among
traditional Law Colleges valuing the
traditions of Legal Profession and bring
in healthy competition by maintaining
standards in Legal Education. To produce
legal professionals who can contribute to
the society and nation as a whole. To
bring in leaders in their chosen arenas
with a sense of commitment, social
responsibility and high Moral fibre |