Minimum qualification: Pass out of LLM or pursing LLM in final year.
Total coaching hours: 320+ (both weekend or weekly courses)
- Dedicated law &
- Intensive classroom interaction with experienced faculty
- Detailed lectures by field experts
- Extensive unit tests, mock tests and individual timed module tests based on CLAT pattern.
- Constructive analysis of student’s performance in module tests and mock test.
| Courses | Time duration | Charges (INR) |
| UDX NET | 5 months (320+ hours) | 55,000/-* (Individual class- 20,000/- Extra) |
| UDX Speed NET | 3 months (270+ hours) | 44,000/-* |
UGC NET-- Law Syllabus
UGC NET Law Paper II :
- Constitutional Law of India :
- Legal Theory :- Nature and sources of law, positivism, Natural law Theory, Sociological jurisprudence, Theories of punishment., Rights and duties, Concepts of possession and ownership.
- Public International Law :- Nature of international law and its relationship with municipal law, Sources of international law, Recognition of states and governments, United Nations, Settlement of international disputes, Human Rights
- Family Law :- Concepts in family law, Sources of family law in India, Marriage and dissolution of marriage.
- Law of Contracts :-General principles, Essentials of a valid contract, Offer, acceptance and consideration, Capacity to contract : Minor’s contract, Elements vitiating contract : Mistakes, fraud, misrepresentation, public policy, coercion, undue influence, frustration of contract, Remedies for breach of contract : Damages.
- Law of Torts :- Foundation of Tortuous Liability, General Defences to an action of Torty, Vicarious liability, Remoteness of damages, Contributory negligence, Absolute and strict liability.
- Law of Crimes :- General Principles, Nature and definition of offence, General exceptions, Common intention and common object, Criminal attempt, Conspiracy and Abetment, Offences against women
- Labour Law :- Concepts : Industry, Industrial Dispute and workman, Trade Unions : Rights and immunities of registered Trade Union; Registration and its advantages., Methods for settlement of industrial disputes under Industrial Disputes Act, 1947., Strike and Lockout as instruments of collective bargaining, Retrenchment, Lay – off and closures
UGC NET Law Paper III ( Part A & B ) ( core and elective / optional ) :-
Unit – I : Essential features of Indian constitution. •Distribution of legislative powers between union and states. Fundamental rights, Fundamental duties and directive principles of state policy. Judiciary, parliament and state legislatures •Amending process of the constitution. •Role of election commission in democratic process.
Unit – II : Nature, scope and importance of administrative law, •Principles of natural justice. •Administrative discretion and its control, judicial review of administrative action-writ jurisdiction. •Lokpal and Lokayukta.
Unit – III : Nature and sources of law. •Legal concepts : Rights, duty, ownership, possession and person judicial. Process : Application of Doctrine of Precedent of India. •Judicial contribution in bringing social changes. •Law and morality.
Unit – IV : General principles of criminal law-meaning, nature, essentials and stages of offence. •Joint liability; Abetment and Criminal Conspiracy. •Offences against the human body. •Offences against property. •Defamation
Unit – V : Environmental Pollution : Meaning of Environment and Environmental Pollution; Kinds of pollution, Legislative measures for prevention and control of environmental pollution in India – Air and water pollution and general protection of environment. •International development for protection of environmental pollution., Remedies for environmental protection : Civil, criminal and constitutional. •Importance of forest and wildlife in protecting environment. •Environmental impact assessment and control of hazardous wastes.
Unit – VI : Nature of International Law and its sources. •Concept of sovereignty and its relevance today. •Recognition of state and governments. •Extradition, asylum, nationality and status of refugees. •International Court of Justice, UNO and its organs. •Global Trade Regime under international law.
Unit – VII : Marriage, •Divorce •Adoption and Guardianship •Maintenance •Matrimonial Remedies •Uniform civil code
Unit – VIII : Concept and Development of Human Rights. •Contribution of United Nations in the development and implementation of Human Rights. Implementation of Human Rights in India : Role of National Human Rights Commission. •Protection of Marginalised Groups : women, children, minorities and refugees.
Unit – IX : Nature and definition of Tort. •General principles of Tortuous Liability. •Specific Torts : Negligence, Nuisance and defamation. Absolute Liability : Emerging trends in India. •Consumer protection : Evolution of Consumer Rights and readressal of consumer grievances.
Unit – X : Partnership Act : Nature and essentials of partnership mutual rights and liabilities of partners, advantages of registration of firms. •Sales of Goods Act. Negotiable Instruments Act. •Company Law : Role of Directors, Doctrines of Indoor Management and Ultra Virus.