National Law School Bangalore M.Phil/Ph.D/LL.D admissions 2011 National Law School of India University, Bangalore invites applications for admission to the following research degree programmes of academic year 2011-12
Eligibility
M.Phil degree programme: The candidate shall have an LL.M degree from a recognized University securing B plus grade or an aggregate of 55% marks or its equivalent
LL.D degree programme: Ph.D in Law from a recognised University with minimum 10 years of Teaching and exceptional academic achievement in the field of law
Ph.D degree (Law): The candidate shall have an LL.M degree from a recognized university securing B plus grade or an aggregate of 55% marks or its equivalent; or M.Phil in Law from a recognised University
Ph.D degree (Inter-disciplinary): A master’s degree in any subject relevant to the field of research with a bachelor’s degree in Law; or a master’s degree in any subject relevant to the research with established research credentials by way of publications; or a master’s degree in any subject relevant to the research with long term in depth practical experience in the area to be researched; or passed the company secretary ship examination conducted by the ICS in India and been awarded Associate Membership of the Institute (ACS); or passed the chartered accountants examination conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants and been awarded Membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants; or M.Phil degree in the relevant subject with excellent academic background; or MBL degree from NLSIU only
Application forms can be downloaded from
http://www.nls.ac.in/resources/PGSTUDENTS/Research_Degrees_Application2011.pdf
The filled in application form along with a demand draft of Rs 1,000/- (Rs one thousand only) drawn in favour of Registrar, NLSIU and payable at Bangalore, along with the Research Proposal and other necessary enclosures to the Registrar, NLSIU, Nagarbhavi, P.B. No-7201, Bangalore-560072 on or before 23rd April, 2011
For details visit http://www.nls.ac.in
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