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Department of Law

About Department

In pursuing Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University’s educational philosophy, the Department of Post Graduate Studies in Law espouses the belief that the product of legal education is the person who thinks, judges and acts constantly and consistently, with right reason and a view to one’s ultimate end. We aim to facilitate the development of purposeful character, intellectual accomplishment, emotional and social maturity and professional efficiency. We understand that the preparation of a student for the legal profession involves the development of a special character, competency and disposition. Further, the Department excels in the production of research that is empirically rich, conceptually sophisticated and policy relevant. Research is conducted in a wide range of areas and employs various approaches including doctrinal and empirical research focusing on socio - legal aspects.

POST GRADUATE COURSES OFFERED :

  • Constitutional and Legal Order
  • Criminal Law
  • Business Law
  • Labour, Capital and Law

Department insights

History

Initially there was no separate Department of its own for imparting Post –Graduate education in Law. However, the LL.M. Programme was carried on in M.P. Law College, one of the affiliated Law institutions functioning within the Jurisdiction of Aurangabad. In the year 2004, the University the took initiative to establish its own Department and in this direction appointed Dr. Sadhana Pande as a Reader and Founder Head of the Department along with Dr. V.S. Chowbe as a Lecturer. For the first half of the academic year 2004-2005 the Department functioned from M.P. Law College. On 15th January 2005 by organising inauguration function under the able Guidance of Shri K.B. Bhoge, the then Divisional Commissioner and Vice-Chancellor, of the University, of the Department was finally shifted to the University Campus and made to share the Pre-IAS Coaching Centre building. Later, first floor on the same building was constructed and was handed over for exclusive use to the Department of Post – Graduate Studies in Law.

In the first Academic year the Department offered only “Labour Capital and Law” Specialisation and in the next academic year two more Specialisations i.e., “Criminal Law” and “ Constitutional and Legal Order were added Further, from the academic year 2008-2009 ” “Business Law” is also being offered as one more Specialization.

Vision and Mission

Vision

To structure the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University to be an Epitome of Excellence by creating and imparting time responsive Quality Education to address Changing Scenario, keeping Research and Development at its core, for 'Anyone' at 'Anytime' and 'Anywhere'.

Mission

The mission of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University’s Department of Post Graduate Studies in Law is to provide quality legal education and training, promote scholarship, service, innovation, creativity and inculcate moral values for sustainable individual and societal development.

Objectives

The particular objectives of the Department of Post Graduate Studies in Law are :

  • To direct and assist students in the acquisition of fundamental principles of law and an awareness of the influence of political, social and economic forces on particular applications of such principles.
  • To stimulate and encourage students to develop habits of sound judgment based on complete analysis, thorough research and proper evaluation.
  • To acquaint and familiarize students with proper use of latest information systems for coming out with quality legal research output beneficial to the entire society.
  • To inculcate in students proper respect for civil authority, a sincere love for truth, a deep sense of Justice, a tempering spirit of equity, inclusiveness and an enduring habit of fortitude.

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Dr. Anand Deshmukh

Professor & Head

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Phone No. (office): 0240-2403364

Department Phone No. : 0240-2403365

Mobile No. : 9822898112

E-mail : head.law@bamu.ac.in

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Courses / Programs

L.L.M (Law)
Diploma in Taxation Law(D.T.L.)
Ph.D ( Law )

Facilities Available

Class Rooms 08
Class Rooms with ICT 02
Seminar Halls 01
PG Laboratories 01
Research Laboratories 01
Computers 40
Books in Departmental Library 800

Contact

Head, Department of Law

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Pincode - 431 004

Email : head.law@bamu.ac.in

Head : 0240-2403364 (HOD)

Mobile :9822898112 (HOD)

Office :0240-2403365

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L.L.M. (Law)

Course Structure

LL.M.

Constitutional and Legal Order

Criminal Law

Business Law

Labour, Capital and Law 

LL.M. PG-CET 2019 Syllabus (View Syllabus)

LL.M. SYLLABUS [F ]5-5-2016(click here)

Outcome Based Education Syllabus

Diploma in Taxation Law(D.T.L.)

Course Structure

Diploma in Taxation Law(D.T.L.) (Syllabus)

L.L.M. (Law)

Ph.D (Law)
List of Ph.D. Students

Name: Dr. Sadhana P. Pande

No. of Ph.D. Students Registered: 03

No. of Awarded Ph.D. Student: 10

Name: Dr. Anand K. Deshmukh

No. of Ph.D. Students Registered: 06

No. of Awarded Ph.D. Student: 01

Name: Dr. Nandita S. Patil

No. of Ph.D. Students Registered: 05

Admission:

LL.M. PG-CET 2024 Syllabus (View Syllabus)

  • In response to the advertisement for registration, (in Newspapers and University Website in the last week of May), interested students will have to register themselves.
  • Application Form available on University Website should be duly filled in and submitted to the office.
  • Admission will be done on the basis of performance of students at Common Entrance Test (CET). Number of students called for the written test may be finalized on merit basis if number of applications is high. The Entrance Test will be conducted in the month of June every year.
  • Selected candidates will have to go through registration process carried on by the MKCL.
  • Procedure for Registration: Interested candidates are required to fill in the online registration form provided on http://bamua.digitaluniversity.ac and submit the print out of the duly filled in form along with the
  • necessary attested documents and  the prescribed fees to the department
  • Original and /or Attested copies of following documents are essential at the time of admission of LL.M.
    1. Photo ID proof as per Govt. of India norms (Voter Id /Aadhar card/ Driving License)
    2. SSC (High School) Board Certificate as proof of date of birth,
    3. Mark sheet of SSC and HSC
    4. All semesters Grade/Mark sheets of qualifying examination(Degree)
    5. Degree / Provisional certificate (if any) if degree is completed
    6. Transfer Certificate (Original) of Degree
    7. Degree Certificate,
    8. Caste Certificate and Validity Certificate (if applicable)
    9. Income Certificate of parent(s)
    10. Domicile Certificate,
    11. Non Creamy Layer Certificate (for NT-2, NT-3 and OBC candidates)

* Students who come under the jurisdiction of other University should submit Migration Certificate    in original.

Pattern of CET

LL.M. Program

Those who are seeking admission to LL M.  in the Department for the  Academic Year  have to go through the CET Examination.

The final merit list of provisionally selected candidates will be prepared based on 50% Marks from Qualifying Degree Score and 50% Marks from CET Score. The students appeared in Final Year (B.S.L. / LL.B.) and awaiting for their results or previously passed are eligible for CET Examination.

Ph.D. Program (LAW)

The admission for Ph.D. is through PET and as per the University rules. Seats are allocated as per the available Guide’s quota by strictly fulfilling the Reservation policy requirements.

Eligibility

LL.M. CET :

Any candidate who has obtained Bachelor’s Degree in the  Faculty of Law of this University or any other University recognized as equivalent to a Bachelor’s Degree of this University. The minimum percentage of marks at the Bachelor’s Degree shall be as prescribed by the University Norms applicable to the Department.

Procedure for Registration: Interested candidates are required to fill in the online registration form provided on http://bamua.digitaluniversity.ac and submit the print out of the filled in form along with the necessary attested documents & the prescribed fees to the department on or before 15th June 2016.

Intake/Reservations

For Dept. of Law Master of Laws (LL.M.):

70 Students for LL.M. (Law Master of Laws)

Reservations
For Laws:

Category wise Reservation will be as per the Govt. of Maharashtra and Dr. B. A. M. University guidelines.

Distribution
SSC Board HSC Board Degree % of Seats
Maharashtra Maharashtra Dr. BAMU 80%
Maharashtra Maharashtra Other 10%
Other Other Other 10%

Note: 0% Seats in each Course will be reserved for Women Candidates.
3% Seats in each Course will be reserved for Physically Handicapped.

Over and Above Quota
Category No. of Seats
Service Man/ Ex- Service Man/ Freedom Fighter 02
Sports/ Debit Competition/ Youth Festival/ Any other National Level Competition 01
SRTMU 02
Migrated Service Man from Outside the University Region 02
Foreign Students (20% of intake capacity)
Son/Daughter of Martyr Soldier/ Officers of Kargil War 01

Course/Program Fees

Fees
 

LL.M. I & II For the Academic Year 2016-2017)

  

Total Fees

  

Foreign Students Fees

  

Fees Status Remarks
 

11831

  

31831

  

Yearly Fees

Scholarships

GOI
EBC
Merit Scholarship
Facility for son I daughter! ward of Secondary Teacher (S.S.T.)

Candidates who are son / daughter / ward of Secondary Teachers & seeking the tuition fees facility should submit their application to the concerned departments. The forms should be carefully filled in.lt should be complete in all respect.

Facility for son [daughter] ward of Ex-serviceman I Freedom Fighter

Candidates who are son / daughter / ward of Ex-serviceman I Freedom fighter and seeking the tuition fees facility should submit their application signed with the seal of District Ex-serviceman Welfare Board to concerned department. The forms should be carefully filled in and complete in all respect. Application for BBC. facility must be submitted before the last date in the ooncemed departments. Applications received after the last date will not be entertained.

Schedule of application procedure for candidates of E.B.C., P.S.T., S.S.T. and Ex- Serviceman will be communicated to Departments through circular by P.G. section EBC, PST, SST. facility for non granted courses is subject to decision of GovemmentAuthority.

Scholarship Govt. of India Scholarship (G.O.I.)

The Government of Indian (G.O.|.) gives scholarships for students belonging to the reserved categories. Online application form in properformat and supported by following documents must be submitted to Post-Graduate Section (Admission Unit) before the last date. The applications received after the last date will not be entertained in any condition. AADHAR CARD No. is compulsory for Scholarship holder students. Management Quota Students are not eligible for GOl and Freeship Scholarship (Ex. MBA. MCA. B.Tech. Students of Management Quota are not eligible forthis facility.)

A.New scholarship application form with passport size photograph of the student must be duly signed by the competent authority.

B.Application for scholarship forms must be submitted with attested copies of following documents.

  • Transfer Certificate (Photocopy of original T.C.)
  • Caste Certificate
  • Income Certificate of the father/guardian (original) (issued by the Executive Magistrate)
  • Attested Copy of Death Certificate in case of death of the father.
  • March Salary Certificate of parents in case of service.
  • Photocopy of Mark Memo.
  • Certificate from hostel in case of student staying at hostel.
  • Income Certificate of the husband must be given in case of married gin student.
  • District change certificate must be given in case of student coming from other district.
  • Incase of Duplicate T.C. no concession! scholarship will be given. Such students will have to pay full fees.
  • Scholarship will be issued to the students who have fulfilled 75% attendance.
  • Income of the guardian of the student should be less than limit declared by Govt. time to time.
  • Caste of the student (Schedule caste, Schedule Tribe. Nomadic and De notified Tribe. Other Backward Special Backward Categories) must be included in the list as per the govt. policy for reservation.
  • Students or parents of students belonging to Erstwhile Schedule Caste who have later converted to Buddhist religion (Buddhism) are entitled for obtaining scholarship.
  • Candidates applied for the vocational courses can obtain scholarship eitherthey passed or failed in the course (Degree/ Diploma) from Arts. Commerce and Science faculty. But such students can not further change their course.
  • Candidate who have once accepted scholarship for vocational course are not allowed to get scholarship for the next vocational course.
  • Candidates working in the full time job are not eligible for scholarship. But the candidate learning on leave without salary will be eligible for scholarship.
  • Scholarship will not be given to more than two children in the same family. (This condition is not applicable in case of girls) (Third will not get the scholarship.) (Exception If Second child is as twins or more than two consider as one unit.)
  • Candidate should fill new application form for scholarship in case of his/ her first admission. Second year candidates do process as per directed by Social Welfare office. New application form should be filled in case of any gap.
Important notes about scholarships /Fellowships
  • Exam appearance is for GOI. Freeship. EBC, PST, SST, Ex-Serviceman, Freedom fighter and other scholarship facility holder. Otherwise student must have to pay total tuition fees.
  • Scholarship facility is not for Certificate, Diploma courses.
  • In some scholarships' Tuition Fees is not transfer to university /college account. Student must have to pay their tuition fees. (for ex. Minority Scholarship, Handicapped Scholarship etc.)
About Other Scholarships:

1.Vidyavetan Facility:

  • Application form should be submitted in P.G. Section Within the period of 15 days after completion of admission. Govt. Hostel Certificate is necessary to fulfill this form.
  • This facility is only for SC. ST. DNT students who had completed their admission for professional Courses ST Students must attached attested caste validity certificate with scholarship form and if Student is living in hostel then he must furnish Hostel Certificate.

2.Important Note about Scholarship:

  • Candidate is not eligible for GOI, EBC. PST, SST, Freedom fighter or any governmental scholarship. if he/she does not attend exam, and will have to pay full fees.
  • Governmental Scholarship is not given for Diploma/ Certificate Courses.

3.Other Scholarships:

Candidates of University campus can get following scholarships by Govt. of Maharashtra and University as stated below:

4.Eklavya Scholarship:

This Scholarship will be given to the candidate who has secured 60% marks in Degree Exams in Art Faculty and 70 % Marks in Science Faculty Degree Examination. After submitting application form in proper format, Eklavya Scholarship will be approved by the Director of Higher Education. Govt. of Maharashtra. Pune. The Annual Income of the parents of an applicant must be prescribed by Government.

5.University Merit Scholarship:

After completing the admission procedure of the University Scholarship will be granted to the applied candidates ranking 1st and 2nd as per merit in each subject. Three candidates of M.Phil. can get this Scholarship as per merit list in each subject.

6.Post Matriculation Scholarship:

Post Matriculation Scholarship for students 'belonging to Minority communities. The students belonging to the Minority communities (Muslim, Parshi. Shikh. Christian, Buddha, Jain learning in the university.

7.Scholarship for Non-Hindi Language Speakers:

Non-Hindi Language speakers, who are doing study in Hindi language, could submit their applications in proper format for Scholarship for Non-Hindi language speakers. Scholarship for Non-Hindi Language speakers will be given to four candidates only.

The scholarship holders of any kind are supposed to abide the following rules:

  • Candidate will get only one scholarship at a time. Legal action will be taken against a candidate accepting two scholarships at a time. Student must furnish form in Hindi Department.
  • It is mandatory to submit the application form for scholarship within the stipulated time.
  • The amount of scholarship will be given only after its approval and acceptance of the amount of scholarship by the University.

Important Dates

Tentative / Important dates

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2024-2025.

LL.M. PART-I & PART-II

Common Rules Applicable to All Subjects Covered in the Academic weekly Calendar 2024-2025.

15.06.2024

Department reopens for Academic Year 2024-2025

02.08.2024

Tentative period of completing Admission process (depending upon the declaration of LL.B. Final & LL.M. Part-I results)

01.07.2024

02.08.2024

Commencement of Teaching of Semester III

Commencement of Teaching of Semester I

Course teachers should kindly follow the below mentioned rules.

  1. Strictly abide by the Academic Weekly Calendar.
  2. Stress should initially be given to train the students to prepare into ‘Seminar Papers’
  3. It is the duty of the Course Teacher to maintain compulsory attendance register and to report the HOD at the end of every month so that the list of students following short of attendance in individual subjects be exhibited on the Department Notice Board at the commencement of next month for the information of the concerned student.
  4. Course Teacher has to take care of the following:

a)    Division of students into ‘groups’ in the class.

b)   Allotment of ‘Topics’ to the student groups from the syllabi taught before the Mid-Semester well in advance for preparing ‘Seminar Papers’ oral Presentation.

  1. It is the duty of the Course Teacher to collect ‘Seminar PPT’ from the students well in advance so that they can go through them thoroughly then, discuss with the students about their approach to the ‘Topics’ and to suggest steps for register-ing improvements in their presentations.
  2. The Teachers who are entrusted with the task of guiding students for preparing Doctrinal & Non-Doctrinal Research Projects should help the students at every stage academically i.e. from selection of the ‘Topic’ till submission of the submission of the Project Report.  Periodic presentation to assess the students’ progress should also be arranged, if necessary.

26.10.2024 to 09.11.2024

Vacation (Winter/ Semester Break)

12.11.2024 to

13.11.2024

Legal Literacy and Awareness Pogramme

14.10.2024 to

16.10.2024

Preparation on Examination Work (II Year)

As per Instruction from Director BOE

Service Course Constitution of India

14.10.2024 to

25.10.2024

Term End Examination (II Year)

and Internal Test

 

As per Instruction from Director BOE

Term End Examination (I Year)

25.11.2024

Declaration of III Semester Results

01.12.2024

Effective Teaching for II Year

For the 4th Semester the Final Year students who obtained for Dissertation should be assisted by the Research Guides in the preparation of Dissertation.  The Research Guide also should assist the student in preparing for Viva-Voce where the student is expected to speak on the research outcome and its relevance to the society.

01.12.2024

Effective Teaching for II Year

Commencement of Teaching of II Semester.

As per Instruction from Director BOE

Service Course Examination

01.03.2025 to

05.03.2025

Preparation for Examination for LL.M. I Year

01.03.2025 to

20.03.2025

(Theory & Practical Examination) LL.M. Fourth Semester and II Semester

20.04.2025

Declaration of Results (LL.M. Fourth Semester and II Semester)

02.05.2025 to

14.06.2025

Vacation
Name Specialization

Dr. Anand Deshmukh

Professor & Head

Qualification: B.Sc. (Agri.), LL.M, NET (Law), Ph.D.

Email: deshmukhanand76@gmail.com

Contact: 9822898112

Resume

 Criminal Law and Corporate Law

Dr. Ms. Nandita Patil

Associate Professor

Qualification: B.Sc., LL.M, NET., Ph.D.

Email: nandinips.patil21@gmail.com

Contact:

Resume

 Business Laws, Intellectual Property Laws

Mr. Anna Devaman Dhawale

Assistant Professor (Contractual)

Qualification: LL.M

Email:

Contact:

Resume

 Business Law

Type of Facility

Total Number 

 Class Rooms

08

Class Rooms with ICT

02

Seminar Halls

01

PG Laboratories

01

Research Laboratories

01

Computers

40

Books in Departmental Library

800

Other facilities

Ramp, Office Cabin, Seating Area for Visitors, Teachers Cabin, Meeting Hall, Moot Court Hall, Ph.D. Student Research Computer Lab and Room, Washroom for Separate Staff and Boys, Girls.
Research Activity

Research is conducted in a wide range of areas and employs various approaches including doctrinal and empirical research including socio-legal aspects. Much of the research is international and transnational in focus. The department excels in under tare research that is empirically rich, conceptually sophisticated and policy relevant. Research includes interdisciplinary and often comparative in its insights to certain key issues. Key research strengths include:

  • Criminal Law and Human Rights
  • Industrial and Intellectual Rights  Laws
  • Labour Laws
  • Election Laws
  • Maritime Laws
  • Cyber Laws, etc.
Selected Research Articles
Dr. Anand K. Deshmukh, Professor  & Head
  1. “Methods of Data Collection: Questionnaire and Schedule” Dibrugarh University Law Journal (A Peer Reviewed Journal), 2016, ISSN 2348 – 6597.
  2.  “Failure of Law to Curb Female Foeticide: A Glimpse” Research Process, International Journal       of the Social Research Foundation, Vol.4 Number 2 (July-December 2016) Peer Reviewed and Referred Journal, ISSN-2321-211X.
  3. ‘Mitigating Ends of Justice to Victims of Crime: A Comparative Analysis’, Bharati Law Review, Vol. VII- Issue 2, October-December 2018, ISSN 2278-6996, GIF-1.7348.
  4. “Adversarial and Inquisitorial Models of Criminal Justice System: A Comparative Analysis”, International Journal of Legal Science and Innovation, [ISSN 2581-9453] Vol. 2 Issue 2, 2020,Indexed (Manupatra), Blind – Peer Review Journal.
  5. ‘Implications and Impediments in Conceptualizing Statelessness – An Indian Perspective’, Wesleyan Journal of Research, An International Research Journal, Vol. 13 No. 23, September 2020, ISSN: 0975-1386.

 

Dr. Nandita S. Patil, Associate Professor

  1. An Overview of International Climate Change Regime with Reference to India’s Policy Towards Climate Change , Vol. XIV, 2021 Refereed Journal, Army Institute of Law Journal Vol. XIV, 2021 (ISSN: 0975-8208), (UGC Care list- 2021), pp. 194-204

  2.  Patent Linkage in FTAs and Indian Position , The International Journal of Law Management & Humanities’ [ISSN: 2581 – 5369], Volume 4 Issue 1, Peer Reviewed, 2021(included in Hein Online Database), pp. 73-79

  3.  FTAS &TRIPs Plus Provisions: Legal Issues with Specific Reference to Indian Patent Law, Journal of Academy of Juridical Studies (JAJS), Volume No 11, Issues 1 & 2, 2020, pp. 7-21, Peer Reviewed

  4.  “TRIPS Non-Violation Complaints and Indian Patent Provisions Responding to Public Health”, International Journal of Legal Studies and Research, (UGC Care list- 2021) P. 136-151, Vol. 9, No. 2, 2020, ISSN (O): 2278-4764

  5. ‘Access to Medicines: TRIPS Agreement, Doha Declaration and India’s Implementing Legislation’, Bharati Law Review, April – June, 2018, pp.230-242, ISSN NO.:2278-6996 (Print), www. http://bharatilawreview.com, (e-ISSN NO.: 2457-0567).

 

Dr. Sadhana P. Pande, Professor
  1. Hamood Mohd Al-Hattami, Abdulrahman Subih, Sadhana P. Pande, ‘Role of Patents in Transfer of New Technology: A Critique.’ Link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1504/IJBIR.2023. 10059354.
  2. Superstition as an Environmental Challenge Verses Slow Pace Legal Regimen: Need for Global Galvanizing, pp. 196-201, ECO REVOLUTION, International Society of Science and Technology, Vol. 1- July 2014, (ISSN 2362-1508).
  3. Cruelty against Non-Human Animals as an Environmental Challenge: A Clarion Call for Legislative Revamping, Executive Eagerness and Public Perception, pp.151-155, International Conference on Environment and Humanities ECO REVOLUTION 2012, Colombo, SriLanka, 18-20 August 2012, International Society of Science and Technology (ISBN 978-81-920431-2-8).
  4. ‘Alternative Dispute Resolution System Vis-à-vis Judiciary: Some Fads and Foibles’, The   Academy Law Review, Vol. XXX Numbers 1 & 2 2006. (ISSN-2278-5108).’
  5. ‘Who should Determine the Loss of Earning Capacity-the Workmen’s Compensation Commissioner or a Qualified Medical Practitioner’, pp 413-420, Cochin University Law Review [1992] C.U.L.R. (ISSN NO.0970-0331).’

Publication Output

Research Papers/ Books/ Publications :

Faculty Publications:

Name

2018-2019

2019-2020

2020-2021

2021-2022

2022-2023

Dr. Sadhana P. Pande

00

00

00

00

01

Dr. Anand K. Deshmukh

02

01

02

01

00

Dr. Nandita S. Patil

01

01

01

03

00

Thrust Area

Research Groups
Research includes interdisciplinary and often comparative in its insights to certain key issues.
Key research strengths include:
  1. Criminal Law and Human Rights;
  2. Intellectual Property Rights Laws;
  3. Labour & Human Rights Laws;
  4. Constitutional Laws;
  5. Maritime Laws;
  6. Cyber Laws;
  7. Water Management and Environmental Laws;
  8. Business Laws

Research Projects

Name: Dr. Sadhana P. Pande

No. of Research Project:                     02

Research Scholar

List of Ph.D. Students

Name: Dr. Sadhana P. Pande

No. of Ph.D. Students Registered: 03

No. of Awarded Ph.D. Student: 10

Name: Dr. Anand K. Deshmukh

No. of Ph.D. Students Registered: 06

No. of Awarded Ph.D. Student: 01

Name: Dr. Nandita S. Patil

No. of Ph.D. Students Registered: 05

Alumni

Sr. No.

Name of the Candidate

Designation

Batch (Year)

1.

Dr. Tom Ratemo Junior

Dean & Lecturer,School of Law, Kenya University,Kenya.

2005-2006

2.

Dr. Asha Tiwari

Associate Professor,N.P.B.S. Law College, Nandurbar.

2005-2006

3.

Dr. Manish Pawar

Joint Charity Commissioner, Sangali.

2005-2006

4.

Dr. Dnyaneshwar Kendre

Assistant Professor,I.L.S. Law College, Pune.

2005-2006

5.

Dr. Ansari Zartap

Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Law,M.G.M. Univesity, Chha. Sambhajinagar.

2005-2006

6.

Dr. Mujtaba Momin

Associate Professor,American University of the Middle- East, Kuwait.

2006-2007

7.

Dhanshree Khamkar

Judge, Labour Court, Bandra, Mumbai.

2006-2007

8.

Dr. Sheetal Barhate

Associate ProfessorM.P. Law College, Chha. Sambhajinagar.

2006-2007

9.

Dr. R. Priya Krishna

Assistant Professor,Dept. of Management, Dr.B.A.M.U., Chha.Sambhajinagar.

2006-2007

10.

Tarannum Shaikh

Assistant Professor,M.S.S. Law College, Jalna.

2006-2007

11.

Abdul Wahab

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2006-2007

12.

Ashwin Alewar

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2006-2007

13.

Vivek Rathod

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2006-2007

14.

Dr. Yaarb A. Naser Al Tememy

Cousel Ministry of Foreign Affiars,Baghdad, Iraq.

2007-2008

15.

Dr. Atheer F. Tarsh Al-Ebady

Head of Law Department, Iraq Embassy,Tehran, Iran.

2007-2008

16.

Rajesh Ingole

Assistant Charity Commissioner,Amravati.

2007-2008

17.

Dr. John Paul Kanya Musembi

Deputy Director of Students & Lecturer, Kenyatta University.

2007-2008

18.

Dr. Kashinath Neharkar

Associate Professor,Shri Shivaji Law College, Parbhani.

2007-2008

19.

Dr. Kapil Chorpagar

Assistant Professor,Shri Onkarnath Malpani Law College, Sangamner.

2007-2008

20.

Sunil Harale

Assistant Professor,S.S.R.A. Law College, Beed.

2007-2008

21.

Sushma Sonpasare

Assistant Professor,Jitendra Chavan Law College,Mumbai.

2007-2008

22.

Umesh Katekar

Assistant Professor,Dayanand Law College, Latur.

2007-2008

23.

Sanjay Aher

Assistant Professor,Bharati Law College, Sangli.

2007-2008

24.

Amitabh Gawale

Assistant Professor,B.T.C. College of Law, New Panwel,Mumbai.

2007-2008

25.

Dr. Shradha Rajput

Associate Professor,N.L.U., Raipur, Chhattisgarh.

2008-2009

26.

Dr. Nuzzat Afroj

Associate Professor,Government Law College, Mumbai.

2008-2009

27.

Pooja Kokate

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2008-2009

28.

Dr. Sanjay Shirsat

Assistant Professor,Y.C. Law College, Pune.

2008-2009

29.

Sachin Kankal

Assistant Government Pleader High Court Bombay.

2008-2009

30.

Dr.Purva Raghunath Kartik

Assistant Professor,Shankarrao Chavan Law College,

Decaan Pune.

2008-2009

31.

Dr. Ramratan Dhumal

Assistant Professor,Ajeenkya, D.Y.Patil University, Pune.

2008-2009

32.

Rameshwar Pawar

Assistant Professor,M.S.S. Law College, Jalna.

2008-2009

33.

Rahul Deshmukh

Assistant Professor Shri Onkarnath Malpani Law College, Sangamner.

2008-2009

34.

Sunil Kamble

Law Officer,State Bank of India, Mumbai.

2008-2009

35.

Dr. Yogita Taur-Hoke

Management Council Member,Dr.B.A.M.U., Chha. Sambhajinagar.

2008-2009

36.

Chetna Bhadange

Law Officer, CIDCO,Govt. of Maharashtra, Mumbai.

2008-2009

37.

Santosh Bharad

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2008-2009

38.

Dr. Anjali Bondar

Assistant Professor,S.S. Maniyar Law College, Jalgaon.

2009-2010

39.

Baban Bhalerao

Assistant Professor,N.B.T. Law College, Nashik.

2009-2010

40.

Subhash Dattarao Tare

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2009-2010

41.

Swapnil Choudhary

Assistant Professor,VES Law College, Mumbai.

2009-2010

42.

Dr. Sachin Pathare

Assistant Professor,Shri Onkarnath Malpani Law College, Sangamner.

2009-2010

43.

Chitra Gaikwad-Akhade

Law Officer, Deputy Commissioner Police (Arm Force), Mumbai.

2009-2010

44.

Anna Dhawale

Assistant Professor, (Contractual),Dept.of P.G. Studies in Law,Dr.B.A.M.U., Chha.Sambhajinagar.

2009-2010

45.

Neha V. Ranveer

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2010-2011

46.

Jyoti Kadahare

A.P.P. Govt. of Maharashtra.

2010-2011

47.

Sonalben Pawar

A.P.P. Govt. of Maharashtra.

2010-2011

48.

Mrunmayee Choudhary

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2010-2011

49.

Siddeshwar Jagannath Gore

Assistant Professor,M.S.S. Law College, Jalna.

2010-2011

50.

Vikrant Vaidya

District Judge, Delhi.

2011-2012

51.

Prashant B. Taur

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2011-2012

52.

Ravi Satyabhan Mankar

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2011-2012

53.

Dr. Dhananjay PadmakarDhondge

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2011-2012

54.

Sudhakar Damodar Hangarge

Assistant Professor,M.S.S. Law College, Jalna.

2011-2012

55.

Ramdas Sonnar

Assistant Professor,Shri Onkarnath Malpani Law College, Sangamner.

2011-2012

56.

Ashish Gangurde

Assistant Professor,Sundarbai Maganlal Biyani Law College, Dhule.

2011-2012

57.

Swapnil Jadhav

Assistant Professor,S.N.B.P. Law College, Pune.

2011-2012

58.

Saurabh Tharewal

Sr. Manager,Ferro Scrap Nigam Ltd., Bhilai.

2011-2012

59.

Pravin Thakare

Assistant Professor,JIIU’S Jamia College of Law,

Akkalkuwa.

2011-2012

60.

Jayesh Jagdev

Legal Manager, Union Bank of India, Ahilyanagar.

2011-2012

61.

Satish Gawali

Clerk, H.C. Judicature of Bombay,Bench at Aurangabad.

2011-2012

62.

Pankaj Bidada

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2013-2014

63.

Pankaj Deshpande

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2013-2014

64.

Sundeep Kashinathrao Sadawarte

Senior Public Prosecutor,National Investigation Agency,Branch Office - Mumbai, Maharashtra.

2014-2015

65.

Karuna Pattebahadur

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2014-2015

66.

Asma Shaikh

A.P.P. Govt. of Maharashtra.

2014-2015

67.

Anjali Fakrabadkar

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2015-2016

68

Satish Waghchoure

J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D.

2015-2016

69.

Quazi Arfa

“Excutive”- Legal in Grade L9O,Mahindra Home Finance

2016-2017

70.

Dr. Abdul Rahman

TOEIC Trainer and Lecturer,Rajabat Rambhai Barni University,Thailand.

2017-2018

71.

Amol Giram

President,Dist.Consumer Commission.

2017-2018

72.

Suwarta Raut

Assistant Professor,M.N.L.University, Chha. Sambhajinagar.

2017-2018

73.

Afreen Gazala Chavan

Assistant Professor,M.S.S. Law College, Jalna.

2017-2018

74.

Sneha More

Analyst, Nexdigm, Mumbai.

2017-2018

75.

Sudhir Barde

Legal Consultant,Enforcement Directorate, Assam.

2018-2019

76.

Gunjal Manohar

Clerk, H.C. Judicature of Bombay,Bench at Aurangabad.

2019-2020

77.

Deepak Sangekar

Vice President HR, H.D.F.C. Bank, Mumbai.

2020-2021
Achievements

Ms. Nandita Patil: Vidyapeeth Adarsh Shikshak Pratibha Purskar.

Our Gold Medalists:

Mr. Mohit Deshmukh

Mr. Prasanna Dadpe

Mr. Prashant Taur

Ms. Anamika Hande

Mr. Sanvidhan Wagmare

Achievements of Students:

Near about 50 NET/JRFs

More than 10 JMFCs / Government Labour Officers / Law Officers in MSEB

Several successful professionals.

NET/ SET Qualified Students

NET (JRF): 01

SET: 02