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Ph.D

at National Law University - [NLU]

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Fees

Fees at National Law University for the Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Law [BALLB] {Hons.} program are detailed and inclusive of various components. The tuition fee ranges between 1,42,000 to 2,20,000 INR annually, with a one-time admission fee of 10,000 INR. Additional fees include a caution fee of 25,000 INR, registration fees from 1,500 to 3,500 INR, counseling fees between 20,000 to 30,000 INR, and charges for academic services and facilities at 43,000 INR.

The student welfare fund varies from 2,000 to 7,000 INR, with utility and hostel facilities fees amounting to 20,000 and 83,000 INR respectively. Mess fees range between 30,000 to 46,000 INR per year. Annual increments of 5- 10% on fees might apply. Scholarships are available, including need-cum-merit, hardship, and loan-based assistance, with amounts varying from 10,000 to 40,000 INR depending on family income.

Eligibility

A candidate needs a master's degree in law or, for interdisciplinary work, in a related discipline that the university accepts, awarded by a recognised institution. Admission normally runs through a written entrance test on research methodology and the subject area, followed by an interview at which the candidate presents a research proposal; holders of a valid national research fellowship or eligibility test result may be exempted from the written stage in some cycles. The minimum marks at the master's level, category relaxations, the availability of supervisors in a given area and any full-time residency requirement are set by the university for each intake, so read the current doctoral admission notification.

About Ph.D

The doctoral programme in law at National Law University in New Delhi is a research degree built around a single sustained piece of original work carried out under a supervisor. A scholar normally begins with coursework in research methodology and legal theory, defends a research proposal before a departmental committee, and then spends the bulk of the programme on fieldwork, archival or doctrinal research, periodic progress presentations and writing, ending in a thesis that is examined and defended orally. Areas of work span constitutional and administrative law, criminal justice, human rights, international law, corporate and competition law, intellectual property, technology regulation and law and society, and the field a candidate can take up depends on supervisor availability. It suits people aiming at university teaching, legal research institutions, policy and regulatory bodies, or specialised advisory work. Delhi's courts, archives, ministries and research libraries support both doctrinal and empirical projects.

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