School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University

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The flagship programme at School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University is its BBA LLB course which is extended at the UG level for a duration of 5 years or 10 semesters. To be eligible for School of Indian Legal Thought course admissions to the BBA LLB programme students must

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Yes, it is worth joining School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University. The institute has since been recognised by the Bar Council of India (BCI) with its founding university having a NAAC grade of 'A+' and is recognised by the UGC. The School of Indian Legal Thought rankings or of

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Yes, hostel facilities are offered by the School of Indian Legal Thought. There are separate accommodations for both boys and girls with all the basic amenities for comfortable living including security, electricity, water supply, internet, etc.

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The library has a collection of 57,350 books, 2,500 e-books, 2,050 theses and 7,500 bound volumes of journals. Also, students of the institute have access to over 19 journals such as AIR, Supreme Court cases, Indian Bar Review, etc. and 11 magazines including Halsbury's Law, The Practical Lawyer,

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School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University shares its campus with its parent university which has a top-notch infrastructure which is equipped with all the necessary facilities. Total Plinth Area of the School Building is about 57.95 sqm. There is a Moot Court Hall to train the studen

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The School of Indian Legal Thought faculty is experienced and empathetic. The teaching staff consists of various Degree and Doctorate-holders. Below are some of the faculty members of the institutions:

Faculty name

Faculty designation

Dr. Rajeesh A.P. 

Professor
Specialization of Constitutional Law and Administrative Law

Dr. Bismi Gopalakrishnan

Professor
Specialization :Health Care laws, Intellectual Property Rights and Public Law

Dr. Gigi P V

Associate Professor 

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The School of Indian Legal Thought faculty is experienced and empathetic. The teaching staff consists of various Degree and Doctorate-holders. Students can feel free to approach their professors, as they show considerable patience to student learning. As such School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma

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An LLM course from School of Indian Legal Thought, MGU opens no. of paths in academia (Professor), judiciary (Judge, Magistrate), corporate/private sector (Legal Advisor, In-house Counsel, Policy Analyst), government (Public Prosecutor, PSU Legal Officer), and specialised roles like Legal Researcher

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The official website of the school claims that the (programme outcome) for LLM course at School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University is the capability to analyse, evaluate and interpret evidence, arguments, claims, beliefs on the basis of empirical evidence; reflect relevant impli

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The subjects given in the LLM course at School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University carries a similar number of credits course. The courses/ subjects are distinguish as common core, subject core, subject elective, and seminar paper. The university does noot mentioned the names of the s

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