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GUJARAT NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY

Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar (accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC), is a Research-based Teaching University, established under the Gujarat National Law University Act, 2003, recognized by the BCI and the UGC, provides the most diversified and unique teaching, research, training and extension programs. It enjoys membership of national and international network of universities, namely, Association of Indian Universities (AIU), United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI), International Association of Law Schools (IALS), Asian Law Institute (ASLI) and the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute (SICI). GNLU follows a Unique, Innovative and Relevant Model of Education, Research and Training. It has a dedicated teaching & research faculty for vibrant academic, intellectual and research culture. Some of the USPs of GNLU are:

The largest number of options at Undergraduate level: 5 options at Under-Graduate Law degree programme: B.A.LL.B. (Hons); B.Com.LL.B. (Hons); B.Sc.LL.B. (Hons); B.B.A.LL.B. (Hons) and B.S.W.LL.B. (Hons) with a large variety of Specializations to choose for the Honours Degree Program.

6 specialisations at LL.M. Programme with 2 more planned, subject to the approval of the requisite Councils from the Academic Year 2020-21.

Ph.D. in Law and inter-disciplinary fields (residential and part-time)

Faculty: 66 Motivated and dynamic teaching staff/research staff/honorary professors/visiting faculty from India and abroad.

Academic Support Programme (ASP): Special tutoring programme for students needing special attention and with special needs

Student Committees dedicated for Mooting, Debating, Model United Nations, Cultural Activities, Sports, Music, Art, Dance, etc.

In-house Mentoring and Counselling by professionals & faculty members for professional excellence and personal development of students.

Alternative Academic Credit Programme to promote research aptitude in students in subjects of individual interests.

Endowed Research Areas: Microsoft India (IPR); Gujarat Council on Science and Technology (IPR); Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Government of India

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(SPRIHA-IPR); Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited (Energy Law); Khaitan and Co. (Mergers & Acquisitions); Satlaj Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd. (Environment Law); Gujarat Maritime Board (Maritime Law); Navinchandra Desai Law Foundation Chair and Gujarat International Finance Tec- City SEZ Ltd (GIFT).

Research Centres in niche areas – Dedicated Centre for Private International Law; Public International Law; Sports and Entertainment Law; Foreign Policy & Security Studies; IPR; Banking & Financial Laws; Corporate and Competition Law; Constitutional and Administrative Law; Environment & Sustainable Development; Business and Public Policy; Law & Economics; Law & Society, Law & Technology, Air & Space Law, led by core faculty and student research teams.

Publications: GNLU Law Review (TGLR); GNLU Journal of Law Development and Politics (GJLDP); GNLU Journal on International Trade and Competition (GJITC); Gujarat Law Journal (GLJ) as well as collective and individual publications on various contemporary topics like Sports and Legislature, by faculty and students alike.

Research Projects: The University has been able to receive generous grants from various reputed funding agencies like Government of Gujarat, Department of Justice, Government of India, and National Commission for Women etc. for high level Research and training activities.

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Extension and Training Activities: Organization of round-the-year extension and training programmes for officials, executives, students, providing first-hand experience to students in organisation of high level extension and training programs.

Public-Private Partnership: Active, enriching and dynamic partnership with public institutions and Departments in law-making, execution and dissemination such as assistance in drafting and reviewing of bills for various government departments, assisting corporate and other sectors in providing legal research and advise; organizing regular training programmes for government departments/judicial and administrative academics/Public Sector Undertakings/law firms/NGOs/Armed Forces Regulatory authorities.

Financial Assistance and Awards for FY 2020-21 – Approx. ₹ 1.7 Crore

Scholarship in order of merit to CLAT meritorious candidates

Scholarship for each category UG PG

CLAT Rank 1-20 21-40 1-5 5-10

Tuition Fee Waiver 100% 50 % 100% 50%

Student Activities Committee: ₹ 20 lakhs

Student Exchange Programme + International Internship: ₹ 50 lakhs

Scholarship for participation in national & international Moots: ₹ 60 lakhs

Scholarship for participation in national & international events & competitions: ₹ 10 lakhs

Sports Participations and Programs: ₹ 20 lakhs

Scholarship for part of Student Research Development Council: ₹ 1.5 lakhs

Scholarship for Best Research Papers: ₹ 1.5 lakhs

Competitive and Judicial Services Examinations, etc.: ₹ 3 lakh

Debating Committee: ₹ 6 lakhs

Model United Nations: ₹ 6 lakhs

Legal Services Committee: ₹ 5 lakhs

Student Welfare Committee: ₹ 6 lakhs

24 Gold Medals for academic and extra-curricular achievements in various subjects.

GNLU Litigation Assistance & Support Scheme (GLASS): ₹ 18 lakhs

GNLU Legal Incubation Centre (GLIC): ₹ 3 lakhs

GNLU Academic Star Scholarship

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Moot Court Achievements

○ Top 32 team overall in the World rounds of 59th Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, 2018.

○ Winner-India qualifying rounds of 59th Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, 2018; World Rounds of the 1st NILS Business and Human Rights Moot Court Competition, 2017-18; 6th RMLNLU-SCC Online Media Law Moot Court Competition, 2018; 4th DSNLU-CCI National Moot Court Competition, 2018; 16th Red Cross International Humanitarian Law Moot, 2017-18.

○ Runners-up-Final Round at Asia-Pacific Rounds of the 27th Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court Competition 2018; Regional Finals at The IASLA Moot Court Competition, 2018. 1st Runners up -11th International Criminal Court Moot Competition 2018. Semi-finalist team -Asia-Pacific Regional Rounds, ELSA Moot Court Competition, 2018. Best Memorial-15th Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot, 2018; 12th Pro Bono Enviro National Moot Court Competition, 2018. Best Researcher-19th DM Harish Memorial Government Law College International Moot Court Competition, 2018.

○ The GNLU International Moot Court Competition (GIMC) is GNLU’s flagship moot, recognized as India’s foremost moot on International Trade Law. This edition witnessed participation of 52 teams from various countries including Bangladesh, Mauritius, Nepal, South Korea, Sri Lanka and USA.

○ The GNLU Moot on Securities and Investment Law (GNLUMSIL) is a national-level moot court competition that aims to provide students with a platform to deliberate upon and initiate discourse in the dynamic realm of securities and investment laws. The competition hosts various legal luminaries in the field of securities law

○ Careers (Internship & Placement)

GNLU Litigation Assistance & Support Scheme (GLASS): Monthly stipend of ₹ 15,000/- to selected students for one year upon graduation and opting to practice in High Court(s) and other lower court(s).

A focused, coordinated & concerted approach towards internship & placement with long term career development.

Internships & placements with international and national law firms, Supreme Court of India, High Courts, Senior Advocates, Union and State Government Departments, Tribunals, national and state PSUs, LPOs, Banks, corporate houses, think-tanks, NGOs.

Career advice and counselling; soft-skill workshops; special tutorials by senior students/ alumni/industry experts etc. round-the-year.

Opportunities & financial assistance for internships at UN and other international organisations.

Infrastructure

An iconic safe, secure, green, environment friendly and soothing campus spread in 50.64 acres of land - a matter of pride for the State and all educational institutions in the Knowledge Corridor of Gandhinagar, Gujarat.

Excellent connectivity and means of transportation;

Residential University having separate boys and girls hostels with wi-fi facility, Sports Stadium, Gym Facilities, State-of-the-Art Auditorium “AURA” & Moot Court Hall, recreation rooms.

India’s First Legal History Museum – A Unique initiative by a National Law University.

Non-smoking, non-alcohol environment & ethics-value based overall culture.

The Campus is under the surveillance of the CCTV cameras.

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Cultural Activities Student Activities Committee is one of the most popular committees amongst the students as it runs various clubs such as Music Club, Dance Club, Literary Club, Gaming Club, Photography Club, Quiz Club, Theatre Club and organize arts, painting, dance, drama, film, literature and other creative activities round-the-year; flavour of local traditional dance (Dandiya-Garba) infusion of folk, classical and western performance in Swara Natya Sanjhe, movie screening, acoustic nights, theatre performances, photography contest and dance workshop. The University also encourages the students to participate in various Inter-College cultural activities and fests. Pentagram – an annual 3-day cultural festival made live by teams from across India and abroad and also organizing successful music concerts like by Euphoria, KK, the Indian Ocean, Saleem Sulaiman, Amit Trivedi and Kailash Kher.

Sports Facilities: Cricket Ground (Turf Pitch), Practice Pitch, 02 Synthetic Tennis Court, 01 Synthetic

Basketball Court, 01 combined Basketball and Tennis Court, 01 Football Ground, 02 Volleyball

Ground, 01 Kabaddi Ground, Jumping Pit, 01 Kho-Kho Court, 01 Cemented Badminton Court, 01

Athletics Track (200 m), Indoor Hall (04 Table Tennis, 04 Chess, 03 Carom 01 Pool Table, AC Gym

(combined for boys and girls). In hostels too there are basic facilities of Gym, Table Tennis, Carom and

Chess.

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ICT Facilities

NMEICT/BSNL Internet bandwidth connectivity; Wi-Fi enabled campus with high-end manageable network switches for handling internal data traffic; Local Area Network (LAN) through fiber optic cables connecting all sections and buildings; Separate computer centre; High-quality Video Conferencing Equipment, Scanning and Printing facilities; ICT enabled classrooms equipped with Multimedia Projector, Computer System, AV system.

Library

Centrally air conditioned library contains 42,000 plus print collections, books, e-books, 6,000 e-journals, 150 print journals and 21 globally identified online legal databases.

Dedicated spaces for preparations for moot competitions, competitive exams, etc.

Average annual library budget – ₹ 1.10 Crore.

Other Facilities/Arrangements

Medical Centre Facility with Doctor and Nurse. Good hospitals within the vicinity (10-15 mins); psychological counsellor.

Halls of Creativity: Infrastructure for various hobbies i.e. painting, carpentering, sculpture, dance, drama, mediation and other creative activities.

Monthly Debate on Leading Judgments by students. Mid - term parents' meet, semester-beginning & semester-end meeting of individual batches

with the Director, Registrar, Dean & all subject teachers.

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Under-Graduate semester-wise Course Structure* [BA/BCom/BSc/BBA/BSW, LLB (Hons)]

Semester I

Legal English (including Legal Writing), Legal Methods, Law of Torts (including MV Accident and Consumer Protection Act), Legal History of India

BA: Paper 3: Principles of Economics, Pa per 4: Introduction to Political Science BCom: Paper 3: Business Organization and Management, Paper 4: Corporate Accounting BSc: Paper 3: Cytology and Genetics, Paper 4: Environmental Science BBA: Paper 3: Principles and Practices of Management, Paper 4: Corporate Accounting BSW: Paper 3: Social Work Profession - Theory & Practice, Paper 4: Social Entrepreneurship and Law

Semester II

Foreign Language, Law of Contracts I (General Principles and Specific Reliefs), Paper 1: Introduction to Sociology, Paper 2: Comparative World History (Legal Developments)

BA: Paper 5: Macroeconomics: Theories and Policies, Paper 6: Political Theory BCom: Paper 5: Managerial Economics, Paper 6: Managerial Accounting BSc: Paper 5: Biotechnology, Paper 6: Information Technology BBA: Paper 5: Managerial Economics, Paper 6: Managerial Accounting BSW: Paper 5: Gandhian Approach to Welfare and Development, Paper 6: Research Methodology for Social Work

Semester III

Constitutional Law I, Law of Contracts II (Specific Contracts, Partnership and Sale of Goods), Law of Crimes (IPC), Law of Civil Procedure and Limitation

BA: Paper 7: Money Banking and Public Finance, Paper 8: Sociology of Law BCom: Paper 7: Advanced Accounting and Auditing, Paper 8: Business Research Methods BSc: Paper 7: Bio-chemistry and Bio-informatics, Paper 8: Psychology and Neuroscience BBA: Paper 7: Organisational Behaviour and Human Resource Management, Paper 8: Business Research Methods BSW: Paper 7: Human Growth and Behaviour, Paper 8: Social Policy and Legislation

Semester IV

Constitutional Law II, Jurisprudence, Public International Law, Law of Criminal Procedure

BA: Paper 9: Public Policy, Administration and Governance, Paper 10: Development Studies BCom: Paper 9: Income Tax: Theory, Practice and Management, Paper 10: Introduction to Law and Economics BSc: Paper 9: Nano Technology and Forensic Chemistry, Paper 10: Pharmaceutical Sciences (including Medical Devices) BBA: Paper 9: Marketing Management, Paper 10: Law and Economics BSW: Paper 9: Society and Sustainable Development, Paper 10: Access to Justice: Theory and Practice

Semester V

Family Law I, Corporate Law I, Law of Evidence, Administrative Law, Legislative Drafting and Interpretation of Statutes

BA: Paper 11: International Relations BCom: Paper 11: Financial Management BSc: Paper 11: Advanced Forensic Techniques BBA: Paper 11: Financial Management BSW: Paper 11: Human Resource Management

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Semester VI

Family Law II, Corporate Law II, Law of Transfer of Property and Easement, Law of Banking and Negotiable Instruments, Intellectual Property Law

BA: Paper 12: Introduction to Law and Economics BCom: Paper 12: Financial Institutions and Markets BSc: Paper 12: Space Science & Communication Technology BBA: Paper 12: Business Policy and Strategic Management BSW: Paper 12: Criminal Justice and Social Work

Semester VII

Law of Taxation I (Indirect Taxes), Labour Law I, Environmental Law, Law of Arbitration

Constitutional Law Honours Paper I: Comparative Constitutional Law Honours Paper II: Federalism Business Law Honours Paper I: Securities and Investment Law Honours Paper II: Advanced Contracts (Evolving Jurisprudence in Contract Law) International Law Honours Paper I: Private International Law Honours Paper II: WTO Law Intellectual Property Law Honours Paper I: Law of Copyright and Industrial Designs Honours Paper II: Law of Patents Criminal Law Honours Paper I: Criminology Honours Paper II: Penology and Victimology

Semester VIII

Law of Taxation II (Indirect Taxes), Labour Law II, Insurance Law, Human Rights

Constitutional Law Honours Paper III: Constitutional Litigation Honours Paper IV: Parliamentary Procedure and Privileges Business Law Honours Paper III: Mergers and Acquisitions Honours Paper IV: Competition Law International Law Honours Paper III: International Commercial Law Honours Paper IV: Air and Space Law Intellectual Property Law Honours Paper III: Law of Trade Marks Honours Paper IV: Transfer of Technology and IP Transactions Criminal Law Honours Paper III: Comparative Criminal Law and Procedure Honours Paper IV: Socio-economic Offences

Semester IX

Land and Agricultural Law, Information Technology Law, Clinical Paper I: (Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing), Clinical Paper II: (Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System)

Constitutional Law Honours Paper V: Service Law Honours Paper VI: Election Law Business Law Honours Paper V: Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law Honours Paper VI: Law relating to Trust and Not for Profit Organisation International Law Honours Paper V: Law relating to Non State Actors (including National Security Law & International Criminal Law) Honours Paper VI: International Humanitarian Law and Refugee Law (including HADR)

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Intellectual Property Law Honours Paper V: Law of Geographical Indications and other forms of IP Honours Paper VI: International Intellectual Property Regime and Practices Criminal Law Honours Paper V: Cyber Crime Honours Paper VI: Crime against Women and Children

Semester X

Clinical Paper III: (Moot Court, Advocacy Skills, and Internship), Clinical Paper IV: (Litigation Management & Alternative Dispute Resolution), Seminar Papers I & II (A student is required to choose two Seminar

Papers from the following list)

(1)Animal Protection Law, (2) Corporate

Governance, (3) Data Protection Law, (4)

Dispute Settlement in International Trade

and Investment, (5) Economic Analysis of

Law, (6) Education Law, (7) Energy Law,

(8) Forest Dwellers and Rights of

Indigenous People, (9) International

Commercial Arbitration, (10) International

Taxation, (11) International Tort, (12) Law

for Armed Forces (Defence Law), (13)

Law Relating to Differently Abled People,

(14) Law relating to International Financial

Services Centre, (15) Law Relating to

Sustainable Development, (16) Limited

Liability Partnership, (17) Media Law, (18)

Medical and Health Law, (19) Natural

Resources Law, (20) Principal Legal

Systems of the World, (21) Real Estate

Law, (22) Regional Agreement and

Regionalization, (23) Sports Law

Constitutional Law Honours Paper VII: Local Self Government including Panchayat Administration Honours Paper VIII: Constitutional Law, Religion, and Justice Business Law Honours Paper VII: Infrastructure Law Honours Paper VIII: Transportation Law and Carriage Law International Law Honours Paper VII: Law of the Sea and Maritime Law Honours Paper VIII: Law of Responsibility of State and International Organisations Intellectual Property Law Honours Paper VII: Intellectual Property: Overlaps and Interface Honours Paper VIII: Intellectual Property: Management, Litigation, and Dispute Resolution Criminal Law Honours Paper VII: Forensic Science and Forensic Investigation Honours Paper VIII: Internal Security and Police Administration

*To stay abreast of latest developments in the legal profession and in the academic world, enrichment of academic curriculum is a regular process at GNLU and this program structure is subject to revision as and when required. Important Note: ☼ There is horizontal reservation in the streams viz., B.A., LL.B. (Hons.)- 80 seats and in the remaining programmes 25 seats. ☼If course is not offered due to lack of adequate number of students, students of the same course will be transferred to other courses on the basis of available seats as per the guidelines of the Academic Council.

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Post-Graduate (LLM) semester-wise Course Structure* (One-Year)

Semester I

Comparative Public Law/Systems of Governance

Research Methods and Legal Writing

Law and Justice in a Globalizing World

Group I - Corporate and Business Law Group II - International Comparative Law

Corporate Law Public International Law

Law of Banking and Insurance International Economic Laws

Group III - Intellectual Property Laws Group IV- Constitutional and Administrative Law

Introduction to Laws of IPR & International Intellectual Property Organizations

Fundamental Rights and Social Justice

Law of Patent Media and Telecommunication Laws

Group V - Criminal Law and Security Law Group VI - Public Policy, Law and Governance

Criminology and Criminal Justice Administration

Public Policy: Theory and Practice

Police Law and Administration Law, Constitutionalism and Political Theory

Group VII - Sports Law Group VIII - Maritime Law

Sports Culture and Society International Law and Law of the Sea

Sports and Law Trade and Transport Regulation and Carriage of Goods by Sea, Road, Rail, Air and Multimodal Transportation

Semester II

Group I - Corporate and Business Law Group II - International Comparative Law

Securities Law Private International Law / Conflict of Laws

Investment Law Air and Space Law

Competition Law Laws of International Organizations

Advanced Contracts (Evolving Jurisprudence in Contract Law) International Humanitarian Law

Group III - Intellectual Property Laws Group IV- Constitutional and Administrative Law Transfer of Technology and IPR Litigation Constitutional Bodies

Law of Copyright Centre State Relations and Local Self Government

Law relating to Trademark and Geographical Indication Administrative Law

Law of Biotechnology and Challenges of Traditional Knowledge Principles of Transparency and Accountability Regulatory Framework

Group V- Criminal Law and Security Law Group VI - Public Policy, Law and Governance

Victimology Administrative Reforms and Public Administration

Criminal Justice and Human Rights

Law Economics and Policy Analysis National Security and Regional Co-operation

Law and Governance International Criminal Law International Economic Institutions

Group VII - Sports Law Group VIII - Maritime Law

International Sports Organizations and Federations (Comparative Sports Law)

Maritime Law and Shipping Contracts Chaterparties, Bills of Lading – Applicable Instruments and Standard Contracts, Laytime and Demurrage, Salvage, Pilotage and Towage

Sports Ethics, Integrity and Law Marine Environment

Sports Dispute Resolution Marine Insurance

Commercialization of Sports Indian Admiralty Jurisdiction and Laws pertaining to Maritime disputes

*To stay abreast of latest developments in the legal profession and in the academic world, enrichment of academic curriculum is a regular process at GNLU and this program structure is subject to revision as and when required.

Important Note: ☼If any course is not offered due to lack of adequate number of students (minimum 10 Students per Specialization), students of the same course will be transferred to other courses on the basis of available seats as per the guidelines of the Academic Council.

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Intake and Reservations for UG & PG Programme

Course

All India*

NRI FN Total

Supernumerary Seats

UR SC ST J&K Residents North East

India

UG+ 115 27 14 18 06 180 02 05

PG 38 09 05 06 02 60 01 02 UR-Unreserved, SC-Scheduled Caste, ST-Scheduled Tribe, NRI-Non Resident Indian, FN-Foreign National

Horizontal Reservation: In addition the above mentioned vertical reservation, on All India seats a horizontal reservation of 30% shall be made in favour of Female candidates, 5% of seats for Specially Abled Persons/Persons with Disability (PWD) category and 25% of seats shall be made in favour of candidates of Gujarat Domicile, cutting across all the above categories.

Programmes-Wise Reservation:

In the Under-Graduate programme, there shall be a further programme-wise horizontal reservation as detailed below, except for the Supernumerary seats:

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)

B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.)

B.Sc. LL.B. (Hons.)

B.B.A. LL.B.

(Hons.)

B.S.W. LL.B. (Hons.)

Total

All India 68 22 22 22 22 156

NRI 10 02 02 02 02 18

Foreign National

02 01 01 01 01 06

Total 80 25 25 25 25 180

The Eligibility for seeking admission in the B.A., LL.B. (Hons.), B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) and B.S.W., LL.B. (Hons.) programme is H.S.C. or equivalent examination; for B.Com., LL.B. (Hons.) programme it is H.S.C. or equivalent examination in Science/Commerce and for B.Sc., LL.B. (Hons.) programme it is H.S.C. or equivalent examination in Science.

Admission under Other Categories: 1. Admission under NRI/FN/JK/NE Categories Apart from the CLAT form, interested candidates under this category are required to fill separate expression of interest form. The separate notification shall be announced in the GNLU website and direct admission will be undertaken on basis of applications received by using the CLAT ranking. For detailed selection process, candidates are required to refer the notification. NRI category seats are available to NRI candidates or Indian nationals sponsored by NRI as per the Supreme Court Guidelines. Foreign National category seats are available to Foreign Nationals only i.e. candidates with foreign citizenship. Candidates seeking admission under the Foreign National category are not required to appear in the CLAT and shall apply directly to the University. Interested candidates are required to refer the GNLU Website for further more details. No transfer of candidates once admitted under NRI and Foreign National category to any another category. Unfilled seats of any category, if any, shall be filled, as per the decision of GNLU Executive Council. 2. Admission under Sports Quota The University has 4 Supernumerary Seats (2 for Boys & 2 for Girls) under the Sports Quota. The Candidates who are interested in seeking admission under the Sports Quota can apply directly to the University and shall require to fill separate expression of interest form. The notification shall be announced in the GNLU website and the Candidates are required to refer the notification for detailed selection process.

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3. Admission under the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) Category for UG/PG Programmes for the Academic Year, 2020-21 The University has introduced reservation under the EWS Category from the Academic Year, 2020-21. The seats available under this category for UG Programme (LL.B.) is 18 and PG Programme (LL.M.) is 06. The candidates appearing in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) and who are interested in seeking admission under EWS Category for LL.B./LL.M Programmes can apply directly to the University. The notification shall be announced in the GNLU website and the Candidates are required to refer the notification for detailed selection process. Fee Structure for UG & PG Programme (I Year)*

Type of Fees UG PG

One Time

Admission Fee ₹ 2000 ₹ 2000

General Security Deposit ₹ 15000 ₹ 15000

Total (one time) ₹ 17000 ₹ 17000

Annual

Tuition Fee ₹ 120000 ₹ 80000

Tuition Fee – NRI & Foreign National 12,500 USD 6000 USD

Infrastructure Maintenance Fee ₹ 28000 ₹ 28000

Examination Fee ₹ 6000 ₹ 6000

Academic Facility Fee (Library, Computer, Internet, Moot Court, Training, etc.)

₹ 18000 ₹ 18000

Hall of Residence, Canteen and other related Fees (facility not provided during vacation period, rooms are provided on sharing basis)

₹ 50000 ₹ 60000

Extra-Curricular, Adventure, Sports and Gymnasium, Social and Cultural Activities, Welfare Fee

₹ 3000 ₹ 3000

Total (including Mess Charges) ₹ 2,42,000/- ₹ 2,12,000/-

Total (NRI & Foreign National) (including Mess Charges) ₹ 1,22,000/-+ 12,500 USD+ USD 2000 (as one time development charges)

₹ 1,32,000/- + 6,000 USD + USD 500 (as one time development charges)

Important Note: 1. The NRI-UG Candidates are required to pay INR 1,22,000/- and tuition fees of USD 12500 and PG Candidates are required to pay INR

1,32,,000/- and tuition fees of USD 6000. In addition, USD 2000 and USD 500 need to pay by UG & PG candidates respectively as one time development charges.

2. All fees and payable amounts shall be in accordance with the Reserve Bank of India/Government of India guidelines. 3. The above fee structure is only for the Academic year 2020-21 and is subject to revision from time to time by the University and subject to

change as per the decision of the Finance Committee/Executive Council of the University.

All queries and information (including expression of interests, etc.) shall be sent in WRITING to the email id: admission@gnlu.ac.in only and the same will only be considered for all official purposes.

Disclaimer: GNLU reserves the right to make any changes at any time which is in the best interest of GNLU academics and students. For latest and further details contact:

The Registrar Gujarat National Law University Attalika Avenue, Knowledge Corridor, Koba, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, INDIA-382426. T: +91-79-23276611/2, Fax: +91-79-2327 6613/78781 86624 Email: contact@gnlu.ac.in, Website: www.gnlu.ac.in.

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Prof. (Dr.) S. Shanthakumar

Director Dr. Jagadeesh Chandra T. G.

Registrar (I/c)