UGC NET-JRF (Law) Examination Course

Excel in Paper 2 of the UGC Net Examination!

Prepare extensively for the examination by getting in-depth knowledge of all the subjects that are a part of the syllabus.

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Self-Paced UGC NET-JRF (Paper 1) Examination Course

Course Duration

2 Months

Course Starts from

April 1, 2024

Course Access until

Mar 31, 2025

Course Fee

₹ 8800

About the Course

This 2-month comprehensive course on UGC NET (Law) covers all the 10 subjects and over 18 Acts that are a part of the Syllabus for this Examination.

If you aspire to crack UGC NET or JRF to pursue a career in academics and want to be appointed as an Assistant Professor of Law, or planning to appear in the Ph.D. entrance entrance this course can help you achieve it.

You will get guidance from UGC NET Qualified professionals through 10 Live Sessions, over 20 recorded lectures, and 8 full-length mock tests.

KEY FEATURES

Start: You are here! A bit confused? Excited?

Learn the strategy for the UGC NET (Law) Exam. Take the 1st Mock Test to analyze your performance.
Start going through recorded lectures, reading materials, and practice tests, and attend weekly subject-wise live sessions to get your queries addressed by the faculty.

Attempt 3 more mock tests to keep track of your progress. Tests and get your queries answered in live sessions/discussion forum.
Revise, and attempt 4 Mock Tests to evaluate your preparation and get your queries addressed in the final live session.
Week 1-2
Week 3-5
Week 6-8

Why should you join this course?

Meet the Faculty

Vershika Sharma, Jatin Garg, Pooja Chandra, and Mariyam Khan: top law graduates who have themselves aced UGC NET Exam!

Jatin Garg

Completed his bachelor's in Law from RGNUL, Punjab, and Masters in Trade and Investment Laws from NLU Jodhpur. Qualified for UGC NET in 2017

Jatin Garg
COO, Lawctopus Law School
Pooja Chandran Nambiar

Law and policy researcher, focussed on the issues of environmental justice and political ecology. Qualified UGC-NET Examination in 2020.

Pooja Chandran Nambiar
Faculty for UGC-NET

Completed her Bachelors in Law from Aligarh Muslim University. Rank holder both at UG and PG levels. Qualified UGC-NET in 2019.

Mariyam Khan
Faculty, UGC-NET Course

Modules

This course, designed by experts, will help you excel in UGC NET-JRF (Paper 2) examination.

UGC Net Syllabus

Recording of Webinar – Qualifying UGC NET Exam

Recording of Webinar – ‘Acing Competitive Exams in Law’

Live Class on Family Law

Mock Test 1 – Paper 2 (Law)

Mock Test 2 – Paper 2 (Law)

Mock Test 3 – Paper 2 (Law)

Mock Test 4 – Paper 2 (Law)

Live Class 1: Orientation Session

Live Session 2: Strategy and Analysis for UGC NET LAW

Live Session 3: Analysing Mock Test 1

Live Session 4: PIL and IHL

Live Session 5: Constitutional and Administrative Law

Live Session 6: Law of Torts and Consumer Protection

Live Session 7: Law of Crimes, Strategy and Question Type

Live Session 7: Family Law

Strategy for Paper 1 & 2 – April 10

Reading Resource – Jurisprudence

Quick Reference – Philosophers, Theories & Books

Live Session – Jurisprudence (Part 1) – June 30

Presentation – Jurisprudence (Part 1) – June 30

Live Session – Jurisprudence (Part 2) – July 3

Presentation – Jurisprudence (Part 2) – July 3

Video Lesson – Concept of Right & Duty

Practice Test 1 – Jurisprudence

Practice Test 2 – Jurisprudence

 

Reading Resource – Constitutional Law

Reading Resource – Administrative Law

Quick Reference – Important Constitutional Amendments

Quick Reference – Imp. Commissions, Committees & Reports

Quick Reference – Case Laws

Quick Reference – Constitutional Law Doctrines

Live Session – Constitutional Law (Part 1) – June 18

Live Session – Constitutional Law (Part 2) – June 20

Presentation – Live Sessions – June 18 & 20

Practice Test 1 – Constitutional Law

Practice Test 2 – Constitutional and Administrative Law

Practice Test 3 – Constitutional and Administrative Law

Reading Resource – Public International Law & IHL

Quick Reference – Public International Law & IHL

Live Session – Public International Law (Part 1) – July 7

Presentation – Public International Law (Part 1) – July 7

Live Session – PIL (Part 2) & IHL – July 11

Presentation – PIL (Part 2) & IHL – July 11

Video Lesson – Definitions, Nature & Sources of Intl. Law

Video Lesson – Nationality

Video Lesson – Refugees

Video Lesson – Extradition & Asylum

Video Lesson – United Nations and its Organs

Video Lesson – WTO

Video Lesson – International Humanitarian Law

Practice Test 1 – PIL

Practice Test 2 – PIL and IHL

 

Reading Resource – Law of Crimes

Quick Reference – Law of Crimes

Live Session 1 – Law of Crimes

Presentation – Law of Crimes 1

Live Session 2 – Law of Crimes

Presentation – Law of Crimes – 2

Practice Test – Law of Crimes

Reading Resource – Law of Torts

Reading Resource – Consumer Protection Law

Reading Resource – Motor Vehicles Act

Reading Resource – Competition Law

Quick Reference – Torts, CPA, MVA & Competition

Live Session – Law of Torts – June 23

Presentation – Law of Torts – June 23

Live Session 4 -MV Act, Consumer & Competition Law – June 26

Presentation – MV Act, Consumer & Competition Law – June 26

Video Lesson – Law of Torts – Part 1

Video Lesson – Law of Torts – Part 2

Video Lesson – Law of Torts – Part 3

Video Lesson – Motor Vehicles Act

Video Lesson – Competition Act

Practice Test – Complete Unit

 

Reading Resource – Law of Contracts

Reading Resource – Company Law

Reading Resource – Partnership

Reading Resource – Sale of Goods Act

Reading Resource – Negotiable Instruments Act

Quick Reference – Commercial Laws

Recording of Live Session – July 23

Presentation – Contracts Law and Partnership

Recording of Live Session – July 25

Presentation – Sale of Goods Act, NI Act and Company Law

Practice Test 1 – Commercial Laws

Practice Test 2 – Commercial Laws

Practice Test 3 – Commercial Laws

Reading Resource – Hindu Law

Reading Resource – Muslim Law

Quick Reference – Family Law

Live Session – Hindu Law | Jun – Aug

Presentation – Hindu Law

Live Session – Muslim Law | Jun – Aug

Presentation – Muslim Law

Pratice Test 1 – Family Law

Pratice Test 2 – Family Law

Pratice Test 3 – Family Law

Reading Resource – Environmental Law

Quick Reference – Environmental Law

Reading Resource – Human Rights Law

Quick Reference – Human Rights Law

Live Session – Environment & Human Rights Law | Jun – Aug

Presentation – Environmental Law – Live Session 1

Live Session – Environment & Human Rights Law | Jun – Aug

Presentation – Environmental Law – Live Session 2

Video Lesson – Constitutional & Legal Framework for Env. Law

Video Lesson – Environmental Impact Assessment

Video Lesson – National Green Tribunal

Video Lesson – Concept of HR & Intl. Bill of Rights

Video Lesson – Group rights

Video Lesson – Commissions

Practice Test – Environmental Law

Practice Test – Human Rights Law

Reading Resource – Intellectual Property Law

Reading Resource – Information Technology Law

Quick Reference – Key Case Laws

Live Session – IPR | Jun – Aug

Presentation – IPR and IT Law

Practice Test – IPR

Practice Test – IT Law

Reading Resource – Comparative Public Law

Presentation – Comparative Public Law

Live Session – Comparative Public Law | Jun – Aug

Practice Test – Comparative Public Law

Orientation Session – Jan 3

Live Session – Studying Strategies for Paper 2

Live Session – Mocks

Live Session – Constitution & Admin Law

Live Session – Law of Torts

Live Session – Jurisprudence

Orientation Session – May 16

Live Session – Studying Strategy – May 23

Live Session 1 – Constitutional Law – March 18

Live Session 2 – Constitutional Law – March 21

Live Session 3 – Jurisprudence – 24 March

Live Session 4 – Jurisprudence – May 2

Live Session 5 – Environment & Human Rights Law – 29 March

Live Session 6 – Environment & Human Rights Law – March 31

Live Session 7 – PIL & IHL – April 3

Live Session 8 – PIL & IHL – April 6

Live Session 9 – Law of Torts – April 9

Live Session 10 – Commercial Laws – April 14

Live Session 11 – Commercial Laws – April 17

Live Session 12 – Family Laws – April 19

Live Session 13 – Family Laws – April 22

Live Session 14 – Law of Crimes – April 25

Live Session 15 – Comparative Public Law – April 28

Live Session 16 – Law of Crimes – April 29

Live Session 17 – IPR and IT Law – May 8

Closing Session – May 10

Orientation Session – Oct 2

Strategy for Paper 2

Live Session – Constitution & Admin Law

Live Session – Law of Torts & Consumer Law

Live Session – Jurisprudence

Live Session – PIL & IHL

Live Session – Law of Crimes

Live Sessions – Comparative Public Law

Live Session – Commercial Laws

Live Session – Family Laws

Live Session – IPR

Live Session – Environment & Human Rights

UGC-NET Studying Strategy – May 23

Past 3 Years Paper Analysis – May 30

Orientation Session – June 16

Live Session 1 – Constitutional Law (Part 1) – June 18

Live Session 2 – Constitutional Law (Part 2) – June 20

Live Session 3 – Law of Torts – June 23

Live Session 4 -MV Act, Consumer & Competition Law – June 26

Live Session 5 – Jurisprudence (Part 1) – June 30

Live Session 6 – Jurisprudence (Part 2) – July 3

Live Session 7 – Public International Law (Part 1) – July 7

Live Session 8 – PIL (Part 2) and IHL – July 11

Live Session 9 – Mock Tests 1 & 2 Analysis

Live Session 10 – Law of Crimes (Part 1) – July 17

Live Session 11 – Law of Crimes (Part 2) – July 20

Live Session 12 – Commercial Laws – July 23

Live Session 13 – Commercial Laws – July 25

Live Session 14 – Family Law (Part 1) – July 27

Live Session 15 – Family Law (Part 2) – July 29

Live Session 16 – Environment & Human Rights (Part 1)-Aug 1

Live Session 17 – Environment & Human Rights (Part 2)-Aug 4

Live Session 18 – IPR & IT ACT – Aug 9

Live Session 19 – Comparative Public Law – Aug 12

Live Session 20 – Mock Test 3 & 4 Analysis & Closing Remarks

Orientation Session – April 7

Strategy for Paper 1 & 2 – April 10

Live Session – Mock Test Review

Live Session – Constitutional & Admin Law

Live Session – Law of Torts & Consumer Protection

Live Session – Law of Crimes – May 29

Live Session – Comparartive Public Law – June 5

Live Session – Commercial Laws – June 12

Live Session – IPR & IT Act – June 15

Environmental Law & Human Rights Law – June 19

Orientation Session – Dec 2

Live Session 1 – Studying Strategies for UGC NET

Live Session – Mock Test Analysis

Live Session – Constitution & Admin Law

Live Session – Law of Torts & Consumer Protection

Live Session – Jurisprudence

Live Session – PIL & IHL

Live Session – Law of Crimes

Live Session – Comparative Public Law

Closing Session

Orientation Session – July 9

Live Session – Studying Strategies for Paper 2

Live Session – Mock Test

Live Session – Constitution & Admin Law

Live Session – Law of Torts & Consumer Law

Live Session – Jurisprudence

Live Session – PIL & IHL

Live Session – Criminal Laws

Live Session – Comparative Public Law

Live Session – Environment and Human Rights

Learners' Feedback

Our average course rating is around 92% and our learners love our courses and the care we have for everyone!

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Aswathy
March-July 2022
Very motivating and engaging. Learned the way of studying more smartly than hard work. The tips shared, the materials provided and the classes have really helped me.
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Reeny Sinha
Advocate, Chhattisgarh High Court
March-July 2022
I had a wonderful experience of Learning. I would like to thank the whole team of Lawctopus for their support and encouragement.

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Learners may choose not to pursue the course due to multiple reasons including mismatch of expectations, time constraints, health issues, etc. Irrespective of the reason, we have a standard Refund Policy uniformly applicable to all our students. The deductions are to cover platform, logistics, operational costs and applicable taxes.

Learners will be eligible for an 80% refund within the first 7 days of registration, a 60% refund within the first 14 days of registration of any course.

 

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The refund shall be processed to your original mode of payment within 10 days of the receipt of your request.

 

The reading modules and the recorded lectures can be read and watched at any time during the duration of the course. Many industry experts, faculty members utilize these as refresher modules.

The live lectures, of course, have a set date and time which are announced within 1-2 days of the beginning of the course. If you miss a live lecture, don’t worry; you’ll be able to watch the recorded version of the same. 

The assignments have a deadline. We give ample time to all our learners to complete the course.

Yes! All our courses have some course material (reading material, recorded lectures, recorded version of the previous live lectures) available for free access. You can download the free resource from the website itself.

We also regularly organise free webinars on various topics. Many of these webinars also contain an orientation to some of our courses. 

Learners are encouraged to attend these webinars and the orientation sessions to get a sense of what Lawctopus Law School (LLS) has to offer.

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