MLSU LLB 2024 - Dates, Eligibility, Syllabus, Admit Card, Result

Name of the exam

MLSULET 2024

Also known as

MLSU LLB 2024

MLSU Courses

BA LLB - 120 (Self-financed)

LLB - 120 + 180 (Self-financed)

LLM - 40 + 80 (Self financed)

Mode of application

Online

Mode of exam

Offline

Release of notification

Second week of April 2024

Availability MLSU LLB application form 2024

Second week of April 2024

MLSU LLB Admission last date to fill MLSULET 2024 application form

Will be notified

Issuance of Admit Card

One week before exam

MLSU entrance exam

Fourth week of June 2024

Release of MLSULET answer key 2024

1-2 days after exam

Window for raising objections against answer key

Will be notified

Display of final answer key

Will be notified

Announcement of results

Two weeks after exam

MLSU LLB Counselling 2024

To be notified

Educational Qualifications

Candidates must have passed their class 12.

Candidates who are appearing for their class 12 exams are also eligible to apply.

Candidates must have passed U.G./P.G. or equivalent Degree from an UGC recognized institute.

Candidates in the final year of degree can also apply.

Candidates must be a Law Graduates ((LL.B./

B.A.LL.B/B.Com.LL.B/

B.Sc.LL.B./B.B.A.LL.B.

and other courses of similar nomenclature

duly recognized by BCI)

Minimum Marks

Candidates must have scored minimum 45% in their class 12.

OBC candidates must score at least 42% and SC/ST candidates must score minimum 40%.

All India Category candidates outside Rajasthan must score a minimum 60%.

Candidates must have scored minimum 45% in their graduation.

OBC candidates must score at least 42% and SC/ST candidates must score minimum 40%.

All India Category candidates outside Rajasthan must score a minimum 60%.

Rajasthan state candidates from all categories must score a minimum 50% aggregate score in their law degree.

Candidates from outside Rajasthan must score at least 60% aggregate score.

Age Limit

20 years for General/EWS category students

22 years for SC/ST/OBC (NCL) category students

Age no bar

Age no bar

General/EWS/OBC(NCL)/MBC(NCL)

Will be notified

SC/ST

Part A: Aptitude for Legal Studies

Law of Torts

Vicarious Liability

Jurisprudence

General Principles of Law of Crimes

General Principles of Contracts

Common concepts of International Law

Constitutional Law and Polity

Part B: General Knowledge with Current Affairs

In this section, topics such as History, Geography, General Science, Economics,

Civics, UN bodies

Major developments in the areas of sports, geopolitics and important

environmental agreements etc. will be asked.

Current affairs

Eminent personalities

Sports

Awards and honours

Part C: Logical & Analytical Reasoning

Logical Reasoning: In this subject candidates are tested on their ability to identify patterns, logical links and rectifying illogical arguments. It includes a wide variety of logical reasoning questions such as syllogisms, logical sequences, analogies, completing arguments, drawing well supported conclusions, reasoning by analogy, applying principles or rules.

Analytical Reasoning: In this subject candidates are evaluated on their ability to

understand the structure of a relationship and to draw logical conclusions about the structures. It includes reasoning deductively from a set of statements and rules of principles that describe the relationship among persons, things or events.

Part D: General English

Vocabulary (Synonyms, Antonyms, Analogies)

Proficiency (Idioms and phrases, one word substitutions, sentence improvement and rearrangement, fill in the blanks etc.,)

English usage errors (common errors, spotting errors, inappropriate usages of words, spelling mistakes etc.)

English comprehension with minimum two passages followed by 5-­‐10 questions

that test reading and reasoning abilities

Part A: Legal Awareness (Constitution of India)

Introductory: Salient features of the constitution; Federalism: Preamble, Citizenship & State; Fundamental rights, directives principles and fundamental duties.

Union and State Executive: President, Governor - Election, appointment, powers, position, council of ministers, Prime Minister, Parliamentary system of Government Union and State Legislative; Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, Vidhan Sabha & Vidhan Parishad - Composition; Speaker, Chairman, Privileges, Legislative procedure.

Union: State Judiciary - Supreme Court & High Court,

Union - State Legislative Relationship - Distribution of Legislative Powers;

Administrative & Financial Relationship, Importance of VII Schedule

Services under the union and the state constitutional protection of civil servants; Public Service Commission of the Union & States. Article 300-A - Property Rights: Freedom of trade, Commerce and Inter-course; State Liability in contracts and torts, Suits by and against the State.

Election Commission, Union Public Service Commission, State Public Service Commission

Emergency provisions

Amendment of the Constitution

Part C: Hindi Grammar

Part D: English Grammar

Tenses

Articles and Determiners

Phrasal Verbs and Idioms

Active & Passive Voice

Co-ordination & Subordination

Direct and Indirect Speech

Modals expressing various concepts- (Obligation, Request, Permission, Prohibition, Intention, Condition, Probability, Possibility, Purpose, Reason, Companions, Contrast.)

Antonyms and Synonyms

Latin Maxims

Part 1: Constitutional Law of India

Preamble

Essential Features of Indian Constitution

Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties and Directive Principles of State Policy.

Judiciary and Executive

Parliament and State Legislatures

Union State Legislative Relations: Distribution of Legislative Powers between Union and States.

Emergency Provisions

Amending Powers and Process of the Constitution.

Writ Jurisdiction

Part 2: Law of Contracts

General Principles of Contract

Essentials of a valid contract

Offer, acceptance and consideration.

Capacity to Contract: Minor’s contract.

Elements vitiating contract: Mistake, fraud, misrepresentation, public policy,

coercion, undue influence, and frustration of contract.

Remedies for breach of contract: Damages.

Sale of Goods Act

Partnership Act

Part 3: Law of Torts

Foundation of Tortuous Liability

Nature and definition of Tort

General Defences to an action of Torts

Specific Torts: Negligence, Nuisance and Defamation

Vicarious Liability

Remoteness of Damages

Contributory Negligence

Absolute and Strict Liability: Emerging trends in India

Part 4: Law of Crimes

General Principles: meaning, nature, essentials and stages of offence.

Nature and Definition of Offence

General Exceptions

Common Intention and Common Object

Criminal Attempt, Conspiracy and Abetment

Defamation

Offences against Human Body, Offences against Property, Offences against

Women

Part 5: Family Law

Concepts in Family Law

Sources of Family Law in India

Marriage: Matrimonial Remedies

Dissolution of Marriage

Adoption and Guardianship

Maintenance

Uniform Civil Code

Part 6: Public International Law and Human Rights

Nature of International Law and its relationship with Municipal Law

Sources of International Law

Recognition of States and Governments

United Nations Organisation and its organs

Concepts: Extradition, Asylum, Nationality

Settlement of International Disputes: International Court of Justice

Human Rights

Part 7: Jurisprudence and Legal Theory

Nature and Sources of Law: Customs, Legislations and Judicial Judgments

Schools of Law: Natural Law Theory, Analytical Positivism, Historical School,

Sociological Jurisprudence. Theories of Punishment

Legal Concepts: Person: Theories of Personality, Rights and Duties, Ownership

and Possession

Law and Morality

Criminal Liability

Part 8: Contemporary Legal Issues

Latest developments in the field of Law

Number of questions

100

Type of questions

Objective type questions

Duration of the exam

2 hours

Marking scheme

1 mark for a correct response

Negative Marking

No