Jagannath Univ PhD (Law) FAQs
Ques. What are the key research areas available under Ph.D. (Law) at Jagannath University, Jaipur?
Ans. The Faculty of Law offers research in a wide range of areas including International Law, Comparative Law, Human Rights Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Corporate Law, Environmental Law, Maritime Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Cyber Law. Scholars choose their specific research topic in consultation with their assigned supervisor.
Ques. Is an LL.M. degree mandatory to apply for Ph.D. (Law) at Jagannath University?
Ans. Yes, candidates must hold an LL.M. degree with a minimum of 55% marks (50% for SC/ST/PwD) from a recognized university to be eligible for Ph.D. (Law) admission. Candidates with a valid UGC NET/JRF score may be exempted from the written entrance test.
Ques. What career opportunities are available after completing a Ph.D. in Law from Jagannath University?
Ans. A Ph.D. in Law opens doors to careers in academia (law professor/researcher), legal consultancy, judicial services, policy research organizations, international law firms, and NGOs working in human rights and environmental law. It is also a pathway into law teaching at universities and law schools.
Ques. Does the Faculty of Law at Jagannath University have connections with the legal profession?
Ans. Yes, the Faculty of Law has connections with members of the Bar, Law Firms, and the Judiciary. Distinguished professors, judges, and advocates are regularly invited for special lectures. The faculty also has a Placement Committee to assist students with career opportunities.
Ques. What is the duration of the Ph.D. (Law) program at Jagannath University?
Ans. The minimum duration is 3 years, including mandatory coursework in the first semester. The registration can be extended on a yearly basis for up to 3 additional years (maximum 6 years total) on payment of the prescribed extension fee.
Ques. Are there any moot court or practical activities for Ph.D. (Law) scholars at Jagannath University?
Ans. Yes, the Faculty of Law hosts numerous co-curricular activities including moot sessions, client counseling sessions, mock trials, Parliamentary debates, and specially tailored programs to commemorate occasions like Law Day and Human Rights Day. These activities provide practical exposure and help scholars develop their legal research and advocacy skills.
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