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Department of Law

Explore the Department of Law at the University of Jammu's profile, teaching and non-teaching staff, student enrollment trends, academic initiatives, conference participation, facilities, and ongoing facility upgrades. Discover the focus on teacher quality, innovative teaching methods, evaluation processes, and consultancy work. Join us in shaping the future of legal education!

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Department of Law

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  1. Department of Law University of Jammu

  2. Department Profile

  3. Teaching Staff

  4. Non-Teaching Staff

  5. Number of students applied/admitted in different courses

  6. Drop-out rate • 2002-2005: 208 – 148 (28.85%) • 2003-2006: 210-141 (32.86%) • 2004-2007: 198-133 (32.83%) • 2005-2008: 199-134 (32.67%) • 2006-2009: 183-122 (33.34%)

  7. Books and Journals

  8. Equipment

  9. Projects undertaken in last 5 years

  10. National/International conference/seminar/symposia/ workshop during X Plan • Organized Ist Justice Bodh Raj Sawhny Memorial Debate at North Zone Level • Initiated Public Lecture Series • Organized 28th All India Criminology Conference from 16-18 February 2005 in collaboration with Indian Society of Criminology • Organized one day workshop on Scientific Techniques of Crime Detection on 15 January 2005 in collaboration with Forensic Science Laboratory, Jammu • Organized one day National Conference/Workshop on 28 April 2007 on Law, Society and Police Science in collaboration with Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi

  11. Facilities in Department • Desktop computers to teachers with internet (Wifi) • Laptops to 7 Assistant Professors • Computer Lab for students (10 Machines with Wifi) • LCD Projector • Moot Court Hall

  12. Upgradation of Facilities • New Library space at top floor (AC) • New Moot Court Hall • Two Lecture Halls (Total 7 Halls) • Computer Lab Extension (AC) • Renovation of Building including re-doing of flooring, toilets, class room furniture & other equipment

  13. Curricular Aspects

  14. Teacher Quality

  15. Teaching-Learning & Evaluation

  16. Evaluation Process

  17. Consultancy Work

  18. Thank you

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