Courses Offered

Admission Information

B.A. L.L.B. (Honours)

Eligibility

Five-Year Integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Course: A candidate aspiring to appear the Admission Test for the Five-Years B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Course of the College, is required to have passed the Higher Secondary (10+2) or its equivalent examination securing not less than 45% marks for General Students and 40% marks for SC/ST/OBC in the aggregate. Candidates who have appeared in the Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) or its equivalent may also appear in the Admission Test. However, the admission of such candidates shall be cancelled if after admission it appears that he/she has failed to secure 45% marks for General Students and 40% marks for SC/ST/OBC.
Age - Not more than 20 years for General Students and 22 years for SC/ST/OBC.

Admission Test

Admission to both the Five-Year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Course and the Three-Year LL.B. Course of the College is given strictly on the basis of performances of the candidates in the separate Admission Tests conducted by the College on such date and place as given in the leaflet separately supplied herewith.

L.L.B.

Eligibility

Three-Year LL.B. Course : A candidate aspiring to appear in the Admission Test for the Three-Year Course of the College, is required to be a graduate under 10+2+3 pattern with 45 % marks for general candidate and 40% marks for SC/ST candidate in aggregate . Candidates who have appeared in the final examination for graduation under 10+2+3 patterns or its equivalent may also appear in the Admission Test. However, the admission of such candidates shall be cancelled if after admission it appears that he/she has failed to secure 45 % marks for general candidate and 40% marks for SC/ST candidate at the graduate level.

Admission Test

Admission to both the Five-Year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Course and the Three-Year LL.B. Course of the College is given strictly on the basis of performances of the candidates in the separate Admission Tests to be conducted by the College . Date and Venue of the admission test will be notified in due course.

L.L.M.

Eligibility

Two-year LL.M. Courses : A candidate to appear the Admission Test for the LL.M Course of the College is required to have passed the LL.B. Graduate examination securing not less than 50% marks for General Students and 45% marks for SC/ ST/ OBC.

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Facilities Offered

• »  Situated in the knowledgehub of ICARE.
• »  A very updated syllabus.
• »  State of The Art Library.
• »  Seperate Hostel facility for Boys & Girls.
• »  A highly respected faculty, along with eminent people as visiting faculty.
• »  Moot court sessions with active moot court society.
• »  Co-Curricular activities.
• »  High court and supreme court visits.
• »  Legal Aid Cell.
• »  Active Anti ragging Squad.

Haldia Law College, an institution of Indian Centre for Advancement of Research and Education (ICARE), is affiliated to Vidyasagar University and approved by the Bar Council of India. The main object of establishing HLC is to produce new generation of lawyers by providing quality legal education through innovative techniques. HLC keeps pace with the fast-changing technology and the on-going process of globalization by providing the scope of in-depth research in the interactive dimensions of law, economics and society. HLC not only looks at law as an instrument for social change and human well-being but also considers law as an effective managerial tool for rule-based economic governance.

The Law College at Haldia is buttressed with the surrounding ICARE Institution like Engineering College, Paramedical College and the Institute of Maritime Studies and Research and thus provides the most perfect and congenial atmosphere for interdisciplinary studies in Law, in its real sense.

The College offers a Five-Year Integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Course , Three-Year LL.B. Course and Two year LL.M. course. A student whether of the LL.B. Course or the LL.M. Course, is exposed to a wide range of branches of law. The highly innovative curriculum followed by the College not only adheres to the recommendations of the Bar Council of India but it includes papers which go well with the ground reality of Haldia like, Marine Law, Environmental Law or Port Management and Law.

The College campus with a majestic building architecture as a temple of Justice ensures personal attention and care of the students. The College also follows a non-traditional teacher-student relationship and continuous system of evaluation to assess the performance of a student from the day when he/she steps into the College so that examination does not become a mere test of memory.

The College has got the perfect ambience to establish itself as a centre of distinction in legal studies and research and we all are putting in the most serious and genuine efforts for achieving the desired professional and academic excellence.