- R V Bidap Law College Mannalli Road Bidar
- 1234567890 / 1234567890
Programmes Offered
Programmes Offered
3 years LL.BR V Bidap Law College offers a bachelors degree in Law after the completion of basic graduation.
Eligibility for Application
Graduate of any faculty, with minimum 45% for general candidates, 40% for SC/ST Candidate.
Procedure for Admission
- Admission to the courses will be based on merit
- All admissions are provisional and are subjected to sanction of eligibility of KSLU
- All students seeking admission shall apply in the prescribed form issued along with prospectus.
- Incomplete forms will not be considered
- Students should submit all the documents in original
- The full fee as described in the fee structure should be paid
- Minimum 75% attendance is compulsory as per KSLU rules.
Programme Outcomes(PO’s) of LLB:
- Legal Knowledge: demonstrate a sound understanding of foundational legal principles, doctrines, and concepts across various areas of law, including but not limited to criminal law, contract law, constitutional law, and tort law.
- Legal Research Skills: proficient in legal research methodologies, including the ability to find, analyze, and interpret legal sources such as statutes, case law, and legal literature.
- Analytical and Critical Thinking: develop strong analytical and critical thinking skills to assess legal issues, apply legal reasoning, and propose solutions to legal problems.
- Communication Skills: effective communicators, both in written and oral forms. This includes the ability to draft legal documents, present legal arguments, and communicate complex legal concepts to diverse audiences.
- Ethical and Professional Conduct: instill a strong sense of ethical and professional conduct in graduates, emphasizing integrity, responsibility, and respect for the rule of law.
- Legal Writing Skills: Graduates should be able to produce clear, concise, and well-structured legal documents, such as legal memoranda, briefs, and opinions.
- Legal Technology Competence: LLB programs may include training in the use of legal technology tools and software relevant to legal practice, research, and communication.
- Problem-Solving Skills: Graduates should be adept at identifying legal issues, evaluating evidence, and developing effective strategies to solve legal problems.
- Understanding of Legal Systems: LLB programs often include an exploration of different legal systems and their historical and cultural contexts to provide graduates with a global perspective on law.
- Teamwork and Collaboration: Graduates should be capable of working effectively in a team, as legal practice often involves collaboration with colleagues, clients, and other stakeholders.
- Awareness of Social Justice and Diversity: LLB programs may foster an understanding of social justice issues, diversity, and the role of law in addressing and promoting equity.
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO) of LLB:
- Knowledge of law: A professional should be thorough with the fundamentals of law and also be acquainted with the latest developments in the areas of specialization and should have abilities to apply the knowledge to solve problems and advise institutions and also individuals. Intellectual input is the essence of this autonomous profession.
- Professional ethics: A law graduate should have strong underpinnings of professional ethicsin order to belong to the noble profession.
- Knowledge of basic social sciences: Law is related to other social sciences like history, economics and Political science etc., A knowledge of interplay of these disciplines is essential for a law graduate.
- Knowledge of procedures and processes: This is very important for a professional to be effective. The channels of remedy and the procedure to obtain the remedy should be knownto the graduate.
- Social relevance of law; Law is an instrument of social change; to bring about desired socialchange one has to study law in social relevance.
- Knowledge of public affairs: Law graduate should be thoroughly acquainted with the knowledge of public affairs in order to discharge the obligations of the independent profession.
- Abilities required of an effective professional.
- Research and reasoning skills
- Understanding public affairs
- Problem solving
- Drafting, including commercial drafting
- A graduate should be market ready. He should be in a position to deliver services as an advocate, administrator, corporate employee, facilitator of ADRs, etc.
- Social Responsibility- A lawyer should be an active citizen first. He should provide leadership to the society when it is at the crossroads. The level of attainment of Programme Outcomes, Programme Specific Outcomes and Course Outcomes are measured using various indicators throughout the semester of the academic year.
The faculty records the performance of each student with the help of the specified course outcomes through a continuous evaluation process. The faculty provides assignments to students, conducts internal tests, viva voce, projects etc. in order to assess the Programme Outcomes and Programme Specific outcomes attained by each student.
Course Outcomes of various Courses taught under LLB:
Course Outcomes (COs) for Constitutional Law – I
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Explain the fundamental framework and key provisions of the Indian Constitution. | K2 |
CO2 | Analyse core constitutional principles such as the Preamble, Fundamental Rights, and DPSP. | K4 |
CO3 | Apply the knowledge of federal structure to understand Centre-State relations in India. | K3 |
CO4 | Interpret and critically examine the Fundamental Rights and their enforcement through constitutional remedies. | K5 |
CO5 | Examine the role, powers, and functions of the judiciary, including the concept of judicial review. | K4 |
CO6 | Evaluate the significance of Constitutional Amendments and their impact on Indian governance. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Contract Law - I
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the basic concepts of contract law, including offer, acceptance, consideration, and legal intention. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the essential elements required for a valid contract under the Indian Contract Act, 1872. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply legal principles to determine the validity of contracts in hypothetical scenarios. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze different types of contracts such as void, voidable, and contingent contracts. | K4 |
CO5 | Examine the legal consequences of breach of contract and the remedies available under the law. | K4 |
CO6 | Evaluate the various provisions related to performance and discharge of contracts under the Indian Contract Act. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Law of Torts
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the basic principles and concepts of tort law, including tortious liability, negligence, and nuisance. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the essential elements required to establish a tort, including duty of care, breach, and causation. | K2 |
CO3 | Analyze various defenses available in tort actions, such as consent, necessity, and self-defense. | K4 |
CO4 | Apply the principles of vicarious liability and strict liability in different legal contexts. | K3 |
CO5 | Examine the remedies and judicial reliefs available in tort law, including damages and injunctions. | K4 |
CO6 | Evaluate the role of tort law in protecting individual rights and addressing civil wrongs in modern society. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Family Law - I: Hindu Law
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the basic concepts and sources of Hindu Law, including the significance of customs and scriptures. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the provisions related to marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, including conditions and types of marriage. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply legal principles governing the dissolution of marriage, such as divorce and judicial separation. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the legal framework related to inheritance, succession, and coparcenary rights under Hindu Law. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the provisions regarding adoption, guardianship, and maintenance under the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956. | K5 |
CO6 | Apply the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, to understand the distribution of property in intestate succession. | K3 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Criminal Law - I: Indian Penal Code
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define and understand the basic principles and structure of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), including its scope and objectives. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the key concepts and categories of crimes, such as offenses against the person, property, and state under the IPC. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply the IPC provisions to analyze criminal behavior, including the elements of specific offenses and defenses. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze and evaluate the principles of criminal liability, including mens rea, actusreus, and the different types of punishment under the IPC. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate landmark case laws and judicial interpretations that have shaped the application and evolution of the IPC. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for English
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Identify and use basic grammar rules, vocabulary, and sentence structures to enhance written and spoken communication. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain and interpret key themes, characters, and literary devices in selected texts. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply critical reading strategies to analyze and evaluate texts for comprehension and literary analysis. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze different genres and styles of writing to understand their unique features and techniques. | K4 |
CO5 | Create well-structured essays and reports using appropriate language and style for various contexts. | K3 |
CO6 | Evaluate the impact of cultural, historical, and social contexts on literary works and language use. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Constitutional Law - II
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define and understand the structure and powers of the Union and State Executives, including the President, Prime Minister, and Governors. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the principles and provisions related to the distribution of powers and responsibilities between the Union and the States. | K2 |
CO3 | Analyze the functions and jurisdiction of various Constitutional Bodies like the Election Commission and the Comptroller and Auditor General. | K4 |
CO4 | Apply constitutional provisions related to emergency powers and their implications on federal structure and individual rights. | K3 |
CO5 | Evaluate landmark judgments on federalism and constitutional amendments to understand their impact on governance. | K5 |
CO6 | Interpret the provisions of the Constitution related to amendments and their effect on the basic structure of the Constitution. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Contract - II
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the principles governing special types of contracts, including contracts of contract of contract of sale of goods and contract of partnership. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the provisions related to contracts of insurance and contract of carriage under Indian law. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply legal principles to resolve disputes related to contracts of sale, insurance, and partnership. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of statutory regulations on special types of contracts. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the remedies available for breach of special contracts and their effectiveness. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess case laws and judicial interpretations related to special types of contracts for a comprehensive understanding. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Labour Law - I
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define key concepts of Labour Law, including industrial relations, employment, and trade unionism. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the provisions of major Labour Laws, such as the Industrial Disputes Act and the Trade Unions Act. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply Labour Law principles to analyze issues related to employment, wages, and working conditions. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze dispute resolution mechanisms and their effectiveness under Labour Law. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the impact of recent amendments and judicial decisions on Labour Law and industrial relations. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the role of various labor organizations and government agencies in implementing labor laws. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Property Law
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the basic concepts of Property Law, including types of property, ownership, and transfer of property. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the principles related to transfer of property under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply legal provisions to resolve issues related to property rights, inheritance, and partition. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of various property laws on property transactions and ownership rights. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the role of statutory regulations and judicial decisions in shaping property law. | K5 |
CO6 | Interpret and apply case laws related to property disputes and their resolutions. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Family Law - II: Mohammadan Law & Indian Succession Act
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the key concepts and sources of Mohammadan Law and the Indian Succession Act. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the provisions related to marriage, divorce, and maintenance under Mohammadan Law. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply principles of inheritance and succession under Mohammadan Law and the Indian Succession Act. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the differences between Mohammadan Law and other personal laws in matters of family and succession. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the impact of various amendments and judicial interpretations on personal laws and succession. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess case laws and practical scenarios related to Mohammadan Law and Indian Succession Act for a comprehensive understanding. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Kanoonu Kannada/Kannada Kali (For Non-Kannadiga Students)
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Identify and use basic Kannada vocabulary and grammar for legal communication. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain key legal terms and concepts in Kannada relevant to the legal profession. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply Kannada language skills to interpret legal documents and texts. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze legal case studies and scenarios in Kannada to understand their implications. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the effectiveness of legal communication in Kannada in practical legal settings. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the cultural and linguistic nuances in legal practice and documentation in Kannada. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Jurisprudence
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define and understand fundamental concepts of jurisprudence, including legal theory and philosophy. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain key legal theories and schools of thought, such as natural law, positivism, and realism. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply jurisprudential concepts to analyze various legal systems and their principles. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the role of jurisprudence in shaping legal norms and judicial decisions. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate different jurisprudential perspectives and their impact on contemporary legal issues. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the practical application of jurisprudential theories in the formulation and interpretation of laws. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Labour Law - II
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define key concepts and legal provisions related to wages, employment conditions, and industrial disputes. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal framework governing employee rights, working hours, and compensation under various labour laws. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply legal principles to case studies involving labor disputes, wage claims, and working conditions. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the effectiveness of various labor laws and regulations in protecting worker rights. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent amendments and judicial rulings affecting labor laws and industrial relations. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the role of trade unions and other labor organizations in influencing labor laws and policies. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Law of Taxation
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define basic concepts and principles of taxation, including types of taxes and tax administration. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the provisions and procedures under major taxation laws, such as Income Tax Act and GST Act. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply taxation principles to analyze and solve tax-related problems and case studies. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of tax laws on individuals, businesses, and the economy. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent changes in taxation laws and their implications for compliance and enforcement. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the effectiveness of tax policy and administration in achieving fiscal objectives. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Criminal Law - II: CR.P.C., JJ Act & Probation of Offenders Act
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define and understand the key procedures and provisions under the Criminal Procedure Code (CR.P.C.). | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal framework and principles related to the Juvenile Justice Act (JJ Act) and its applications. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply the provisions of the CR.P.C., JJ Act, and Probation of Offenders Act to practical case scenarios. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the procedures for investigation, trial, and appeal under the CR.P.C. and their impact on criminal justice. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the effectiveness of the JJ Act and Probation of Offenders Act in rehabilitating offenders and protecting juvenile rights. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess landmark cases and judicial interpretations related to CR.P.C., JJ Act, and the Probation of Offenders Act. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Administrative Law
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the fundamental concepts of Administrative Law, including the scope of administrative powers and control. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the principles of natural justice and procedural fairness in administrative decision-making. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply administrative law principles to analyze and resolve issues related to administrative actions and decisions. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the role of judicial review in controlling administrative actions and ensuring accountability. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the impact of landmark judgments on the development of administrative law. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the effectiveness of administrative remedies and their role in protecting individual rights. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Public International Law
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the basic principles and sources of Public International Law, including treaties, conventions, and customary law. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the key concepts of state sovereignty, international responsibility, and the role of international organizations. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply international legal principles to analyze and resolve issues related to state relations and global conflicts. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of international treaties and agreements on national and global legal systems. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate case laws and judicial decisions from international courts and their implications for international law. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the role of international law in addressing global challenges such as human rights, environmental protection, and armed conflicts. | K5 |
Optional-I: Human Rights Law and Practice / Insurance Law
Human Rights Law and Practice
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the fundamental concepts and frameworks of human rights law, including international and regional human rights instruments. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain key human rights norms and the mechanisms for their protection and enforcement. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply human rights principles to analyze and address contemporary human rights issues and violations. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the effectiveness of international and regional human rights bodies and their impact on human rights protection. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate landmark human rights cases and their influence on global human rights jurisprudence. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for advancing human rights and addressing challenges in various legal and cultural contexts. | K5 |
Insurance Law
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the basic concepts and principles of insurance law, including types of insurance contracts and policies. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal framework governing insurance contracts, including rights and obligations of parties involved. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply insurance law principles to resolve issues related to claims, disputes, and policy interpretation. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of regulatory frameworks and case laws on the insurance industry. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent developments and judicial decisions in insurance law and their implications for policyholders and insurers. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the role of insurance law in risk management and financial protection. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Optional-II: Banking Law / Right to Information
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define key concepts and regulations governing banking law, including banking operations and financial institutions. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal framework related to the establishment, regulation, and supervision of banks. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply banking law principles to analyze issues related to banking transactions, credit, and banking operations. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of regulatory frameworks on banking practices and financial stability. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent legal developments and case laws affecting the banking sector. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the role of banking law in promoting transparency, accountability, and financial inclusion. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Right to Information
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the key principles and provisions of the Right to Information (RTI) Act. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the process and procedures for filing RTI applications and the obligations of public authorities. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply RTI principles to analyze case studies related to information access and transparency. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the effectiveness of RTI in promoting accountability and reducing corruption. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate landmark judgments and their impact on the implementation of RTI. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for improving the RTI system and addressing challenges in information disclosure. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Clinical Course-I: Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the fundamental principles of professional ethics and their importance in legal practice. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the ethical standards and codes of conduct applicable to legal professionals. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply ethical principles to analyze and resolve professional dilemmas and conduct issues. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the role of professional ethics in maintaining integrity and public trust in legal practice. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the impact of ethical violations and their consequences for legal professionals. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the effectiveness of professional ethics training and its role in enhancing professional conduct. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Clinical Course-II: Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the key concepts and types of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the procedures and principles of mediation, arbitration, and conciliation. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply ADR principles to analyze and resolve disputes effectively using various ADR methods. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the effectiveness and advantages of ADR systems compared to traditional litigation. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate case studies to understand the application and outcomes of ADR processes. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the role of ADR in enhancing access to justice and resolving conflicts efficiently. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Company Law
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define fundamental concepts of company law, including types of companies and their formation. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal framework governing company registration, management, and dissolution. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply company law principles to analyze corporate governance issues and company operations. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the roles and responsibilities of directors, shareholders, and other corporate officers. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent changes in company law and their impact on corporate practices and compliance. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the effectiveness of legal remedies and enforcement mechanisms in company law. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the key provisions and procedures under the Civil Procedure Code (CPC) and the Limitation Act. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the process of filing and defending civil suits, including jurisdiction, pleadings, and trial procedures. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply CPC and Limitation Act principles to case studies involving civil litigation and limitation issues. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the procedural requirements and their impact on the progress and outcome of civil cases. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the effectiveness of the Limitation Act in ensuring timely justice and legal remedy. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess recent judicial interpretations of CPC and the Limitation Act and their implications for civil practice. | K5 |
Optional-III: Intellectual Property Rights-I / Penology & Victimology
Intellectual Property Rights-I
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the basic concepts and types of intellectual property rights, including patents, trademarks, and copyrights. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal framework and procedures for obtaining and enforcing intellectual property rights. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply IP laws to analyze and resolve issues related to infringement, licensing, and protection of intellectual property. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of intellectual property rights on innovation, business, and economic development. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent case laws and legislative changes in IP rights and their implications for stakeholders. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for managing and protecting intellectual property in a global context. | K5 |
Penology & Victimology
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define key concepts and theories of penology and victimology, including crime prevention and offender rehabilitation. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal and social frameworks for managing offenders and supporting victims of crime. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply penological theories to analyze and address issues related to sentencing, parole, and correctional facilities. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the effectiveness of different rehabilitation and restorative justice programs. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate the impact of victimological research on policy and practice in crime prevention and victim support. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the role of social and legal systems in addressing the needs of victims and reducing recidivism. | K5 |
Optional-IV: Interpretation of Statutes and Principles of Legislation / Competition Law
Interpretation of Statutes and Principles of Legislation
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the principles and methods of interpreting statutes and legislative texts. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the various approaches to statutory interpretation, including literal, purposive, and contextual methods. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply principles of statutory interpretation to analyze and resolve legal ambiguities and conflicts. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of legislative intent and judicial interpretation on the application of statutes. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent case laws and legislative reforms and their effect on statutory interpretation. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for effective legislative drafting and interpretation in ensuring legal clarity and consistency. | K5 |
Competition Law
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the key concepts and provisions of competition law, including anti-trust regulations and market practices. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal framework governing competition, including practices, regulations, and enforcement mechanisms. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply competition law principles to analyze and address issues related to market dominance and anti-competitive practices. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the effectiveness of competition law enforcement and regulatory bodies in promoting fair competition. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent cases and regulatory decisions in competition law and their impact on market practices. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for ensuring compliance with competition law and fostering competitive market conditions. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Clinical Course-III: Drafting, Pleading, and Conveyance
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the fundamental concepts and techniques involved in legal drafting, pleading, and conveyancing. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the procedural requirements and legal standards for drafting effective legal documents. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply drafting and pleading techniques to prepare various legal documents, such as contracts, petitions, and affidavits. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the effectiveness of different legal documents and their compliance with legal norms and requirements. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate case studies to understand the practical aspects of drafting, pleading, and conveyancing. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for improving legal document preparation and ensuring accuracy and clarity in legal practice. |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Law of Evidence
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the basic principles and types of evidence, including direct, circumstantial, and documentary evidence. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the rules and procedures for the admissibility and relevance of evidence in legal proceedings. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply evidentiary rules to analyze and evaluate the strength and admissibility of evidence in case scenarios. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the role of evidence in establishing facts and proving legal claims in both civil and criminal cases. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent legal developments and case laws related to evidence and their impact on judicial outcomes. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for effectively presenting and challenging evidence in court to achieve favorable outcomes. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Environmental Law
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the key concepts and principles of environmental law, including environmental protection and conservation. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal frameworks and regulations related to environmental issues such as pollution, waste management, and biodiversity. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply environmental law principles to analyze and address real-world environmental challenges and regulatory compliance. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the effectiveness of various environmental laws and policies in promoting sustainability and protecting natural resources. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent case laws and environmental litigation to understand their impact on environmental policy and practice. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for enhancing environmental law enforcement and promoting eco-friendly practices in different sectors. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Optional-V: Intellectual Property Rights-II / White Collar Crimes
Intellectual Property Rights-II
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define advanced concepts in intellectual property rights, including patents, trademarks, and trade secrets. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the procedures for enforcement of IP rights and handling disputes related to intellectual property. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply IP laws to complex scenarios involving IP litigation, licensing agreements, and cross-border issues. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of IP rights on technological innovation, business strategies, and global trade. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent IP-related legal decisions and their implications for businesses and innovators. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for protecting intellectual property in a digital age and addressing emerging challenges. | K5 |
White Collar Crimes
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define white collar crimes, including fraud, embezzlement, and insider trading, and their characteristics. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal frameworks and regulatory measures for combating white collar crimes. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply legal principles to analyze and address cases involving white collar crimes and financial misconduct. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the social and economic impact of white collar crimes on individuals, businesses, and society. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent case studies and legal decisions related to white collar crimes and their outcomes. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for preventing and addressing white collar crimes, including compliance and enforcement measures. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Optional-VI: Land Law / Law relating to International Trade Economics
Land Law
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define key concepts in land law, including land ownership, tenancy, and property rights. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal framework governing land transactions, registration, and disputes. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply land law principles to analyze and resolve issues related to land use, property development, and rights. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of land law on urban planning, rural development, and environmental management. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent legal developments and case laws in land law and their implications for land management. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for effective land management and dispute resolution in various legal and economic contexts. | K5 |
Law relating to International Trade Economics
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define key concepts in international trade law and economics, including trade agreements and tariffs. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the legal and economic frameworks governing international trade and commerce. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply trade law principles to analyze and address international trade disputes and regulatory compliance. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the impact of international trade laws and economic policies on global trade practices and relations. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate recent trade agreements, disputes, and their impact on international trade dynamics. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess strategies for navigating and optimizing international trade operations and legal compliance. | K5 |
Course Outcomes (COs) for Clinical Course-IV: Moot Court Exercise and Internship
CO No. | CO Statement | RBT Level |
CO1 | Define the procedures and objectives of moot court exercises and internships in legal education. | K1 |
CO2 | Explain the skills and competencies required for effective participation in moot court exercises and legal internships. | K2 |
CO3 | Apply legal knowledge and skills to simulate courtroom scenarios and legal practice during moot court exercises. | K3 |
CO4 | Analyze the effectiveness of moot court exercises and internships in developing practical legal skills and professional competencies. | K4 |
CO5 | Evaluate performance in moot court exercises and internships to identify areas for improvement and professional growth. | K5 |
CO6 | Assess the impact of practical experience gained through moot court and internships on career readiness and legal practice. | K5 |
Key indicators of measuring attainment are:
End Semester University Examination Students are required to take examinations as per the semester through which the institution measures programme outcomes based on the course attainment level fixed by the programme.
Internal Assessment the Internal Assessment constitutes 30% weightage of the total marks (100) in each subject. The students are given assignments which are designed in alignment with Course outcomes of the respective subject and Programme Outcomes.
Result Analysis at the end of each semester, result analysis of each course is carried out. The percentage of students falling in different categories is obtained. This is an effective indicator in order to evaluate the level of attainment of POs, PSOs and Cos. Internships and Placements: Students are encouraged to take up internships, projects, fieldwork, etc. The Placement Cell of the Law School helps the students to get placed in esteemed companies, Law Firms and Offices of the Judges etc. This helps them to obtain necessary skills and practical experience in their area of interest.
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