Allegedly unrecognised KSLU bars LLM degree holders from teaching

Monday, 15 October 2012 By Legally India Law schools

Karnataka State Law University (KSLU) disallows LLM degree-holders from colleges not affiliated with it, from being appointed as law teachers in the university, if they have obtained their LLM degree after year 2011.

Local community president alleges that KSLU is itself not recognised by the BCI and the UGC.

The circular affects hundreds of post-graduates from the Bangalore University, Gulbarga and Mysore [Deccan Herald]

LLMBar Council of India (BCI)University Grants Commission (UGC)Karnataka State Law Univerity (KSLU)

Comments

Reddy 15 Oct 2012, 10:20
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What the hell now KSLU is not recignised by BCI , there are about 90 colleges affiliated to it in Karnataka , its first LL.B batch has also passed out and they are now practicing ...
Senor Agape 15 Oct 2012, 13:27
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There is no "University of Bangalore," at least no known place. It's "Bangalore University," or, "The circular affects hundreds of post-graduates from the [universities] of Bangalore, Gulbarga and Mysore."

I know the blogger's uniform of fuzzy pajamas and bunny slippers is mighty comfy but please occassionally put on your work clothes and do a little copy editing now and then.
Prachishrivastava 15 Oct 2012, 13:59
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Dear Senor Agape,

Thank you for pointing out, the error is regretted.

Best wishes,
Prachi
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