Welcome!
The WB National University of Juridical Sciences
(NUJS) is one of the premiere national law
schools of India. It has constantly been ranked
as one of the top law schools of India. NUJS, in
its short existence, of about a decade or so has
produced outstanding lawyers and legal
scholarship. NUJS has a very rich faculty, with
diverse backgrounds, drawn from almost all
corners of India. NUJS faculty has been trained
in top universities in India and abroad and has
been constantly involved in delivering quality
teaching and research. The faculty members of
NUJS have made a name for themselves, in their
respective fields, by publishing research in
reputed journals in India and abroad and with
renowned publishing houses and are playing a key
role in pushing the frontiers of legal knowledge
and expertise. NUJS has also attracted leading
academicians, as visiting faculties, from top
universities such as University of Sydney,
University of London, National University of
Singapore, Freiburg University and others.
Students that have passed out from NUJS are
working in top law firms in India and abroad,
some are practicing in courts and some have
entered the field of legal academics and are
teaching in India and abroad. Many of the NUJS
students have been awarded prestigious
scholarships such as Rhodes, Felix and Chevening
for higher studies in the United Kingdom and
also in the United States and other leading
universities.
NUJS under the inspiring leadership of its Vice
Chancellor, Professor M P Singh, one of the most
respected and renowned legal scholars of India,
is striving to become a centre of excellence. It
is keen to attract talented faculties and
students and further enrich its academic environment for
cutting edge teaching and research.
Vice Chancellor's Announcements
Vice Chancellor's letter soliciting suggestions to attract and encourage eligible candidates for admission as students from disadvantaged sections of the society.
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NUJS 2010 Brochure
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"SHADHINOTA - A step towards legal empowerment of inmates of correctional homes in West Bengal" (NUJS-CHRI Initiative)