Online Course on UGC NET (Law) by Lawctopus; Developed by 4 NET Qualified People [Revised and Updated, 10 Live Classes]: Register by May 6!
As per reports, the UGC Exam is scheduled to happen in June 2024 and now is a good time to start your preparation.
The experts at Lawctopus are also revising the modules after closely reviewing the recent UGC trends, and carefully studying the changes in law.
UPDATES TO THE COURSE MATERIAL
Learners registering for this course will get access to the fully updated preparatory materials by March 30.
We’ll keep uploading the revised material as and when the same gets readied.
Till then, learners can access the old course material, 70-75% of which will be useful for the upcoming exam.
LIVE CLASSES
We’ll be organizing 10 LIVE classes (approximately one class/week) from April 1 to May 30.
Each class will be 60-120 minutes long.
Our LIVE classes are held from 6.30-8.30 pm on Weekdays or ON Sundays so that working professionals too can join the classes.
In case you miss a LIVE class, a recorded version of the same is provided on your LMS (Learning Management System) too.
CONTACT
Email: courses@lawctopus.com
Phone: +91 93596 84056, 10 am-7 pm (Ishani Patankar, Counsellor, Lawctopus Law School)
About Lawctopus Law School
Lawctopus Law School has taught a wide range of skills to over 14,000 law students, young lawyers, professionals, academicians, and business people in the last 3 years.
Over 500 students have rated our courses and the average rating is 92/100 call our online courses a ‘warm’ learning experience
About the UGC NET (JRF) Exam
UGC Net Examination is perhaps the most important exam after students complete their LLM if they wish to pursue a career in academics in India.
Qualifying UGC NETExamination is a mandatory requirement for the grant of a Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) to pursue a PhD and for appointment as Assistant Professor in Law Colleges and Universities across the country.
This Examination tests the Research, Teaching, and knowledge of the respective subject, in which candidates wish to appear in to certify whether they are fit to teach students of Law.
National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts this examination twice a year on behalf of the University Grants Commission (UGC). The syllabus and the structure of the examination have been designed by the UGC.
The Exam is completely objective (MCQ-based Questions) and is conducted at Physical Centres across the country and is computer-based.
There are 2 Papers during the Exam where Paper 1 intends to assess the teaching/ research aptitude of the candidate. It is primarily designed to test the reasoning ability, reading comprehension, divergent thinking, and general awareness of the candidate.
Paper 2 consists of law-based questions.
- Paper 1 has 50 questions and carries 100 marks.
- Paper 2 is based on the subject selected by the candidate (law, in this case) and will assess domain knowledge.
- Paper 2 has 100 questions and carries 200 marks.
About Lawctopus Law School’s Online Course on UGC NET (Law)
Lawctopus Law School’s Course is specifically designed to help students of law who wish to appear for this examination.
This comprehensive course on Paper 2 (Law) covers all the 10 subjects and over 18 Acts that are part of the Syllabus for this Examination.
Note:
- The course is designed in such a way that it is concise yet comprehensive and inclusive of relevant reading material.
- LIVE classes will inform you about the strategy to adopt for that specific subject and/or discuss the key topics of that subject.
- Hard copies of the reading material are also available for an additional charge. You can send us an email after the enrollment to request the same.
How will this course on UGC NET (Law) help you?
- Prepare for the Examination in a holistic manner and cover all the subjects comprehensively
- Get top-notch study material along with quick references for last-minute revisions.
- Evaluate your performance through 10 subject-based practice tests having at least 100 questions each.
- Get access to 4 full-length mock tests.
- Know the Studying Strategy and types of questions asked for each subject through our Recorded Live Sessions.
Results
| Names of the Qualifiers from Lawctopus Law School | Qualified for |
| Robbin Singh | UGC-NET & JRF 2021 |
| Deepayan Malaviya | UGC-NET 2021 |
| Pranjali Sahni |
To register for the UGC NET (Law) Examination Course, click here.
Key Elements of the Course
- Over 10 detailed, comprehensive, and to-the-point Reading Resources for all the subjects.
- Over 20 Recorded Lectures by subject matters on all the subjects which are part of the Syllabus of Paper 2 of the Examination. The recorded lectures cover: Types of Questions asked; Studying Strategy; Doubts and Queries on the basis of Readings, Recorded Lectures, and Mock-Tests.
- Over 10 Quick Reference Documents (1 or 2 pages long) for Case Laws on each subject; legal terms, definitions, and important sections or theories.
- Over 10 Subject-based Practice Tests (Min. 100 questions each; overall 1000+ questions) to help you evaluate your understanding and predict your performance in the Examination.
- 4 Complete Mock Tests on Paper 2 (100 questions each; 2 marks and 2 hours duration) conducted online through Computer in the same format as the actual Examination (you will be to see the rank in your batch as well).
Syllabus of our UGC NET (Law) Course)
The course has been designed to help you comprehensively cover all the 10 subjects of Paper 2 which covers over 20 Acts.
Each Module has:
- 2-3 Recorded Lectures
- 1 precise yet comprehensive Reading Resource
- 1-2 Quick Reference Manuals
- 2 Recorded Versions of Live Sessions (1 for Studying Strategy and 2nd for Resolution of Doubts around the Practice Test and Module Content)
- 1 Practice Test of 100 Questions
The course contains 11 modules:
Module 1 – Approaching Paper 2 of UGC NET (Law) Examination
- What and How to Study for Paper 2 of Law?
- Video Experiences by Course Faculty – Qualifying UGC Net
- Recordings of 2 Webinars on Preparing for UGC NET in Law
- Previous 3 Years’ Paper Analysis for Paper 2 (Law)
Module 2 – Jurisprudence
- Reading Resource
- Quick Reference – Key Thinkers and Theories
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
Module 3 – Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Reading Resource
- Quick Reference – Key Case Laws
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
Module 4 – Public International Law and International Humanitarian Law
- Reading Resource
- Quick Reference – Key Case Laws, Terms and Definitions
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
Module 5 – Law of Crimes
- Reading Resource
- Quick Reference – Key Case Laws
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
To register for the UGC NET (Law) Examination Course, click here.
Module 6 – Law of Torts and Consumer Protection
- Reading Resource
- Quick Reference – Key Case Laws on Law of Torts
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
Module 7 – Commercial Law
- Reading Resource
- Quick Reference – Key Case Laws on Law of Contracts
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
Module 8 – Family Law
- Reading Resource
- Quick Reference – Key Case Laws
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
Module 9 – Environment and Human Rights Law
- Reading Resource
- Quick Reference – Key Case Law on Environmental Law
- Recorded Lectures
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
Module 10 – Intellectual Property Laws and Information Technology Act
- Reading Resource
- Recorded Lectures – Intellectual Property, Law of Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks, GI, Traditional Knowledge, Information Technology Act, Cyber Crimes
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
Module 11 – Comparative Public Law and Governance Systems
- Reading Resource
- Practice Test (100 Questions)
To register for the UGC NET (Law) Examination Course, click here.
Course Developers
Pooja Chandran Nambiar is a Senior Project Manager at the Foundation for Ecological Security. As a law and policy researcher, she focuses on the issues of environmental justice and political ecology, with 3+ years of experience in legal research and writing.
She holds an LLM in Environment and Natural Resources Law from TERI School of Advanced Studies, New Delhi, and has qualified the UGC-NET Examination in 2020 in her first attempt.
Pooja was the Chairholder of the KTS Tulsi Chair of Excellence on Constitutional Law, and was associated with the Lawctopus Law School as a Subject Matter Expert in 2021.
Mariyam Khan completed her Bachelors in Law from Aligarh Muslim University, Malappuram Centre and her post-graduation (LL.M.) from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi specialising in Criminal Laws.
She has been a rank holder both at UG and PG levels. She qualified UGC-NET in December 2019 and is passionate about teaching.
Jatin Garg has completed Bachelors in Law from RGNUL, Punjab and has done his post-graduation (LLM) in Trade and Investment Laws from NLU Jodhpur.
He has qualified for UGC NET (Law) in 2017 and has worked with IIM Ranchi as Legal Manager, Indian School of Public Policy as an Executive Manager, and has taught Corporate Laws at IIM Ranchi and Amity Law School, Delhi.
Vershika Sharma graduated from NLU Jodhpur and completed her LLM from HPNLU, Shimla, where she secured a Gold Medal. She has been a topper throughout her academic career. Immensely invested in and passionate about education, Vershika has been an academic mentor at IDIA, Rajasthan.
Vershika has taught over 300 students the intricacies of legal research and writing. To enhance her online teaching skills, Vershika also completed an intensive online course on ‘The Art of Facilitation‘ from Colab.x.
Mansi Mankotia graduated with a B.A.LL.B (Hons.) from H.P. University in 2020 and pursued an LLM specializing in criminal law from NLU Shimla. Currently, Mansi is dedicated to advancing her expertise through a PhD in Law. With professional experience as an in-house counsel, she currently serves as a Learning Manager at Lawctopus Law School, contributing to the development and delivery of practical law courses.
To register for the UGC NET (Law) Examination Course, click here.
Who is this course for?
- Postgraduate Students of Law
- Academicians
Course Details
Duration: Self-Paced, Weekly LIVE classes from April 1-May 30
Course Fee: INR 8800 inclusive of GST
Course Access: All the learners will have access to the course materials for 1 year from the registration date. All the recorded videos, study materials, and mock tests will be available for 1 year.
To register for the UGC NET (Law) Examination Course, click here.
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