NAS College Ph.D. (Law) FAQs
Ques. What are the popular research areas for PhD in Law at NAS College?
Ans. Popular research areas in the Faculty of Law at NAS College include Constitutional Law and Fundamental Rights, Criminal Law and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), Corporate Law and Governance, Environmental Law and Sustainable Development, Human Rights Law, Family Law (Hindu and Muslim), Cyber Law and Intellectual Property Rights, International Law and Trade Law, and Labour Law. Scholars are advised to discuss their research interest with potential supervisors before applying.
Ques. Is UGC-NET (Law) available and how does it help for PhD admission?
Ans. Yes, UGC-NET is conducted for Law (Paper Code: 58) by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Candidates who qualify UGC-NET with JRF rank are exempted from CCSURET and directly called for the RAC interview at NAS College. Additionally, JRF qualification entitles scholars to a monthly fellowship of Rs. 37,000 for the first two years, which increases to Rs. 42,000 thereafter.
Ques. Can an LLB graduate (without LLM) apply for PhD in Law at NAS College?
Ans. No, an LLB graduate cannot directly apply for PhD in Law. The minimum eligibility is an LLM degree with 55% marks. LLB graduates must first complete LLM before applying for PhD. However, candidates with M.Phil (Law) with 55% marks are also eligible to apply directly for PhD.
Ques. How many PhD supervisors are available in the Law faculty at NAS College?
Ans. The Faculty of Law at NAS College has 7 teachers including 5 Assistant Professors, several of whom hold Doctorate degrees and are recognised PhD supervisors under CCSU. Prospective scholars should contact the department directly to check supervisor availability and vacant seats, as CCSU norms limit the number of scholars per supervisor.
Ques. What is the scope of PhD in Law from NAS College for judicial services?
Ans. A PhD in Law from NAS College (CCSU) enhances a candidate's profile for judicial services examinations (UP Judicial Services, HJS), academic positions (Assistant Professor in Law), legal research organisations, and policy-making bodies. While the PhD itself does not directly qualify for judicial services (which require LLB), it significantly strengthens a candidate's legal knowledge and research skills.
Ques. What is the publication requirement for PhD in Law at CCSU?
Ans. As per UGC Regulations 2016, PhD scholars must publish at least one research paper in a UGC-CARE listed journal before the submission of the thesis. CCSU may have additional requirements as per its PhD Ordinance 2019. Scholars are advised to check the latest CCSU PhD guidelines on the official website (ccsuniversity.ac.in) for current publication requirements.
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