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ISIL conducts following
Post Graduate Diploma
Courses:
International Law and
Diplomacy.
Human Rights, International
Humanitarian and Refugee Law.
International Trade and
Business Law.
Intellectual Property
Rights Law.
Environmental Law.
Private International Law.
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Indian
Society of International Law
V.K. Krishna Manon Bhawan
9, Bhagwan Dass Road
New Delhi-110001
India
Tel: +91-11-23384458/59
Email: info@isil-aca.org |
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| RULES AND REGULATIONS
FOR THE DIPLOMA COURSES |
1.
Eligibility for admission – For the
Post-Graduate Diploma Courses, the requirement for
admission is a Bachler’s degree from a recognised
University. A degree in law/commerce/business management
is desirable for students interested in pursuing
the course in International Trade and Business Law.
The Academy reserves the right to relax this requirement
if it is satisfied that the practical professional
experience of the applicant is adequate to make
up this eligibility requirement.
2.
Course of study – The syllabus for
the course of study will be prescribed from time
to time. The current syllabus is given in this Prospectus.
3. Class Schedule –
Classes for the Post Graduate Diploma Courses are
conducted on weekdays from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. as
per the following schedule:
(i) International Law & Diplomacy: (All Weekdays)
(ii) International Business & Trade Law: (Three
days in a week)
(iii) Human Rights, International Humanitarian &
Refugee Laws: (Three days in a week).
4. Medium of Instruction and Examination
- The medium of instruction and examination shall
be in English.
5. Attendance
– Candidates are required to attend not less
than 2/3rd of the lectures. The Secretary-General/Director
of the Academy may, at his discretion, condone the
deficiency in attendance only on compassionate grounds,
provided that a representation supported by documentary
evidence of the same is to be submitted.
6. Evaluation – The evaluation
process of these courses consists of:
a. Examination at the end of the academic session;
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b. Assignments: Every student is required to submit
an assignment in each of the prescribed papers.
The candidate is free to select a topic of his own
choice form the prescribed course content.
c. Attendance & Class Participation.
The marks allocated for the examination is 50% and
50% marks are allocated for assignments, attendance
and class participation.
7. Discipline
- The Secretary-General/Director for the
Academy has the power to strike off the rolls, the
name of any student who is grossly irregular in
attendance, or wanting in discipline in spite of
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| RULES RELATING
TO THE POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA EXAMINATION |
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All students
of the Post-Graduate Diploma are required
to submit their assignments in the papers
given in the papers given in the course content
before the closure of the classes. Depending
upon the availability of time, the students
may also be asked to present these assignments
before the class. |
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All the students
of the Post-Graduate Diploma Courses are required
to appear for an examination in the papers
as given in the course content. |
III |
The examination in
each paper shall be of three hours duration
and each paper shall carry 50 marks. |
IV |
The student appearing
for the examinations shall be bound by the
prescribed rules of examination. |
V |
The minimum marks
required to pass the examination in each paper
shall be 50%. A student who has passed the
examination with at least 60% of aggregate
marks shall be placed in the First Division.
A student who secures 75% will be declared
to have passed in First Division with Distinction.
All other students who have secured the minimum
qualifying marks will be placed in the Second
Division. |
VI |
The Examination Committee
may grant grace marks up to 5% in appropriate
situations. |
VII |
No student may appear
for the Diploma Examination more than twice
and he/she must pass the examination within
four years from his/her first admission to
the respective Diploma Course |
VIII |
Students who have
failed in the examination, or failed to appear
in the examination after having put in the
requisite attendance, may be allowed to appear
in the subsequent examinations only on their
being enrolled as ex-students. |
IX |
Notwithstanding anything
contained herein, any matter requiring expeditious
disposal to cover situations affecting students
will be decided by the Examination Committee
constituted for this purposes by the Secretary-General,
and its decision will be final. |
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| COURSE FEES |
| Fees
for the International Trade and Business Law
Course |
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Registration
Fee Rs. 100/-
Tuition Fee Rs. 10,000/-
Library Deposit (Refundable) Rs. 1500/- (optional)
Library Fee Rs. 300/- per annum
Examination Fee Rs. 500/- (for all papers)
For one paper Rs. 200/-
For more than one paper Rs. 500/-
Mark Sheet Rs. 50/- |
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| Human
Rights, International Humanitarian and Refugee
Laws |
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Registration Fee
Rs. 100/-
Tuition Fee Rs. 3000/-
Library Deposit (Refundable) Rs. 1500/- (optional)
Library Fee Rs. 350/- per annum
Examination Fee Rs. 500/- (for all papers)
For one paper Rs. 200/-
For more than paper Rs. 500/-
Mark Sheet Rs. 50/- |
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| Fee
for the courses conducted in affiliation with
the University of Delhi |
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Registration Fee
Rs. 7/-
Tuition Fee Rs. 1500/-
Enrolment Fee Rs. 50/-
Library Fee Rs. 300/- per annum
Library Deposit (Refundable) Rs. 1500/- (optional)
Examination Fee Rs. 180/-
Mark Sheet Rs. 10/- |
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| Fee
for the Certificate Course on Private International
Law |
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Registration Fee
Rs. 100/-
Tuition Fee Rs. 1500/-
Library Fee Rs. 350/- per annum
Library Deposit (Refundable) Rs. 1500/- (optional)
Examination Fee Rs. 190/-
Mark Sheet Rs. 50/- |
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| AWARD |
V.
K. Krishna Menon Memorial Prize
The Academy will award a prize to the student who
obtains the highest aggregate percentage of marks
in the Academy’s Diploma Examination in International
Law and Diplomacy in the First Division with 60
per cent marks and above. The prize is known as
V.K. Krishna Menon Memorial Prize.
>> If no student is found eligible for the
above-mentioned award, the Academy will not award
the prize for the year.
>> The Academy shall award the students securing
highest marks in the other two courses also on similar
conditions. |
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