| Discipline |
Law
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| Program Level |
Post Graduate Diplomas
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| Qualification |
Post Graduate Diploma(PGD)
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| Total Seats |
354
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| Program Duration(in Months) |
12
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| Classroom Hours |
64
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| Examination/Course Pattern |
Yearly
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| Program Description |
ONE-YEAR ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
About the Course Programme:
Disputes are a part of human association. Legally speaking, when one person makes a claim against the other based on a certain law or legal principle, and the other person denies the claim, there is a dispute.
The term Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to a range of methods and processes of dispute resolution. Significantly, these methods are very rapidly transforming from mere ‘alternatives’ into preferred methods of resolving disputes. The promise of ADR methods is low cost, fast resolution and an outcome acceptable to both parties. Unfortunately, due to improper or ineffective use these methods often fail to deliver on these promises.
Different ADR methods have their own nuances and require specialised knowledge and training. This course is designed to:
Equip the learner with an understanding of various ADR methods;
Train the learner to choose from these methods, and use them in a manner which creates minimum stress on the parties – in terms of both money and time; and
Hopefully enable learners to pursue solutions acceptable to both sides in a legal dispute.
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| Admission & entry requirements |
Admission Procedure:
Direct Admission subject to fulfilment of the eligibility criteria for the said course.
Eligibility :
a. Bachelor’s Degree or an equivalent Degree in any discipline from any recognized University; or
b. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Graduation are also eligible to apply; or
c. Candidates who complete three years of their 5-year integrated LLB Degree programme in Law are also eligible to apply.
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