Ph.D

The procedure to apply for Ph.D. in law may vary depending on the university or institution. However, here are some general steps that are usually involved:
1. Research the universities or institutions that offer Ph.D. in law: Look for universities or institutions that offer Ph.D. programs in law and conduct research on their admission requirements, faculty, research areas, and other relevant information.
2. Check the eligibility criteria: Before applying for a Ph.D. in law, check the eligibility criteria for the programme, such as minimum educational qualifications, minimum marks required, and other requirements.
3. Contact the university or institution: Contact the university or institution and enquire about the application process and the availability of seats for Ph.D. in law.
4. Prepare the necessary documents: Generally, you will need to prepare a research proposal, statement of purpose, academic transcripts, and certificates, passport-sized photographs, and other relevant documents.
5. Apply for the Ph.D. programme: Apply for the Ph.D. programme by filling out the application form online or offline and paying the application fee.
6. Appear for the entrance exam: Some universities or institutions may require you to appear for an entrance exam or a written test, and you will need to qualify in order to be considered for the Ph.D. programme.
7. Attend the interview: Shortlisted candidates are usually called for an interview or a presentation on their research proposal.
8. Admission decision: Once the selection process is complete, the university or institution will communicate the admission decision to the candidates.
9. Enrollment: If you are offered a seat in the Ph.D. programme, you will need to complete the enrollment process and pay the requisite fee. It is important to note that the specific procedure to apply for a Ph.D. in law may vary from university to university. Hence, it is recommended to visit the university's website or contact them directly for detailed information on the application process.

BAMU (Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University) offers Ph.D. in Law in two stages, I. e. , PET-1 (Pre-Entrance Test) and PET-2 (Entrance Test). The syllabus for PET-1 in Law for BAMU University is as follows:
1. Jurisprudence
2. Constitutional Law of India
3. Law of Crimes
4. Law of Contracts
5. Law of Torts
6. Family Law
The syllabus for PET-2 in Law for BAMU University is as follows:
1. Research Methodology and Techniques
2. Writing research proposal
3. Legal Research and writing
4. Any contemporary topic in the field of Law
Note: The syllabus may be subject to change, and candidates are advised to refer to the official website of BAMU University for the latest updates.

1. How do I apply :-
Interested candidates need to separately apply for Ph.D. in the Interdisciplinary Research in Humanities, Sciences, Engineering and Design Domain. In this domain research proposal along with the proposed faculty members will be available in the advertisement.
2. What is the process of selection
Each proposal will have a separate committee to decide the shortlisting criteria and mode of selection. There will be a four-member committee comprises of two proposed faculty members and one nominee of both the HoD . This committee will submit shortlisting and selection criteria to the academic section for approval.
3. Am I Eligible
All the minimum education qualification and minimum percentage, etc. including national level examination qualification remain same and it will be mentioned against each proposal.
For more information please visit to official site of IIT guwahati and also connected with shiksha