Course offered : 5 Year Integrated BA-LLB
Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) is one of the oldest premier Central Universities of India. In 1875, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan founded a High School at Aligarh, which, within three years, was raised to a College known as Mohammadan Anglo Oriental College which metamorphosed into Aligarh Muslim University in 1920 through an Act of Parliament.
In the year 2010, AMU Centre at Malappuram, Kerala and AMU Centre at Murshidabad, West Bengal came into existence with students being admitted to courses in Law and Management.
In the year 2013, AMU Centre at Kishanganj, Bihar was also established and B.Ed. programme was started at all three Centres.
The University has following 13 Faculties, each comprising of several Departments of Studies:
- Agricultural Sciences
- Arts
- Commerce
- Engineering and Technology
- International Studies
- Law
- Life Sciences
- Medicine
- Management Studies and Research
- Science
- Social Sciences
- Theology
- Unani Medicine
The University also maintains a number of Colleges, Institutes, Centres and Schools. Notably among them are:
- Women’s College
- Centre of Professional Courses
- Interdisciplinary Biotechnology Unit
- Zakir Hussain College of Engineering & Technology
- Ajmal Khan Tibbiya College
- Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College
- Dr. Ziauddin Ahmad Dental College
- Institute of Ophthalmology
- Centre for Advanced Studies in History
- Centre for Women Studies
- University Polytechnic
- University Women’s Polytechnic
- K.A. Nizami Centre for Quranic Studies
- Community College
- Centre for Promotion of Educational and Cultural Advancement of Muslims of India (CPECAMI)
- Schools including one for the visually challenged.
NIRF 2022 Rank : AMU is Ranked 19 in “Overall”, 28 in “Research Institutes”, 57 in “Management”, 12 in “Law Colleges”, 37 in “Engineering Colleges” category (35 in the year 2021) and 11 in “University” category (10 in the year 2021) by NIRF, Min of HRD, Govt of India.
Intake: The Faculty of Law and AMU offers Admissions to 5-Year Integrated B.A. LL.B program for students after Class XII at the following campuses -
1) Aligarh (UP) – 120 seats
2) Murshidabad (West Bengal) – 60 seats
3) Malappuram (Kerala) – 60 seats
Submission of original marks sheet : The candidate selected for admission shall have to deposit the Original Marksheet of qualifying examination in the Office of the Dean / Principal / Coordinator / Chairman concerned at the time of admission / notified date. The said Marksheets shall be returned to the respective candidates only after one month from the date of closure of all University admissions. However, in case of cancellation of admission by the candidate on his/her request, the said Marksheets shall be returned to him/her at the time of cancellation of admission.
Chance Memo : The University may issue or display `Chance Memo List’ in addition to the list of selected candidates. Chance Memo is not an offer of admission but is issued only in case there is likelihood of a vacancy due to any reason. Chance Memo list, if any, shall be displayed on the notice boards of the concerned Department/Faculty / College / Centre / Proctor’s Office / Controller’s website. It is the responsibility of the candidate to keep track of all such notices. No separate intimation letters will be sent to the candidates offered Chance Memos.
Any seat that remains unfilled after the completion of admissions of candidates on the Select list shall be filled up by the candidate who had reported with reference to his/her Chance Memo on the specified date and time as per the Chance Memo list, if any, strictly in order of Chance Memo Number. However, if such a vacancy arises after the closing date of admissions, the vacancy shall not be filled up and the same shall remain unfilled.
Simultaneous admission in two fulltime courses not allowed : No candidate shall be eligible to pursue a full-time course of study if he / she is already admitted to any full-time course of study in this University or any other University / Institution.
Simultaneous degree programs not allowed : No candidate shall be allowed to be pursue two degree programmes simultaneously either in regular or distance mode. However, a student can pursue two programmes simultaneously through distance or combination of distance and regular mode from the same or different University(ies) / Institution(s) in the following manner:
a) One degree and one Diploma / PG Diploma / Certificate course
b) One Post Graduate Diploma and One Diploma / Certificate course
c) One Diploma and one Certificate course
d) Two PG Diploma Courses
e) Two Diploma Courses
f) Two Certificate courses.
************************* Check the Tabs forForm last date, eligibility, & test pattern of AMU-Law |
