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UGC NET Law: 10 Concepts NTA Keeps Repeating The 10 Repeated Concepts 1. Constitutional Law – Basic Structure & Amendments Focus on the Basic Structure doctrine, important constitutional amendments (especially 1st, 24th, 42nd, 44th, etc.), the Preamble, and landmark cases with their years. Matching questions on “which amendment did what” are common. 2. Article 32, Writs & PIL Article 32 vs Article 226, the five writs, differences between them, and the origin/landmark cases of Public Interest Litigation (e.g., Hussainara Khatoon). Years of key cases are frequently asked. 3. Schools of Jurisprudence Jurists + theories + books + schools. NTA loves matching-type questions: which jurist belongs to which school, who wrote which book, key statements of different schools. 4. Natural Justice & Judicial Review (Administrative Law) Maxims (audi alteram partem, nemo judex in causa sua, etc.), exceptions, related cases, and judicial review. Often paired with constitutional concepts. Also covers delegated legislation. 5. International Law ICJ, UN Charter (important articles), key treaties/conventions with years (Geneva Conventions, etc.), nationality, extradition, asylum. Matching convention years and SDG-related questions appear. 6. Contract Act Key sections (especially Section 2 definitions, offer, acceptance, consideration, agency), bailment, indemnity, guarantee, quasi-contracts, restraint of trade, doctrine of frustration, and void agreements. Section numbers and matching clauses are high-yield. 7. Environmental Law – Principles & Acts Precautionary principle, polluter-pays principle, public trust doctrine, sustainable development goals, and important environmental conventions/cases. Best studied together with International Law. 8. Family Law Maintenance, adoption, and Uniform Civil Code (UCC) related provisions and cases. 9. IPR Conventions Paris Convention, TRIPS, Berne Convention, and other major IPR treaties (years + key provisions). 10. Torts – Strict & Absolute Liability Principles of strict liability and absolute liability, landmark cases, and differences between them. Extra Tips from the Video • NTA frequently asks year-matching and clause/article-matching questions. • Read Bare Acts for precise wording of important sections and articles. • Focus on 10–15 landmark cases with years rather than trying to memorize everything. • The video ends with a summary table of the 10 concepts and a short “hack” on how NTA rotates these topics across attempts. Watch detailed video: https://youtu.be/KXL5YMVNGuw?si=VrGMIxVFw8hCOj9M

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⚖️ SUPREME COURT OF INDIA LAUNCHES MONTHLY LECTURE SERIES 📚 Law • Justice • Legal Education The Supreme Court of India has announced a Monthly Lecture Series on Law, Justice and Legal Education, built around the theme: “One Important Idea. Every Month.” 🔹 What is it? A regular intellectual platform bringing together the Bench, Bar, academia, eminent experts, and young legal minds to discuss contemporary issues concerning law, justice and society. 🔹 How will it work?

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IBPS RRB 2026: Eligibility, Pattern & Syllabus!

Officer Scale-II Law Officer post under IBPS RRB CRP RRBs XV (2026 recruitment), while briefly covering broader RRB opportunities for law graduates.

Key Dates & Overview • Online registration: 1 September 2026 to 21 September 2026. • Notification is lengthy (~76 pages); the video simplifies the relevant parts for law candidates. • Total Law Officer vacancies mentioned: 46 (across Regional Rural Banks in different states). • Other posts available (Office Assistant, Officer Scale-I, Scale-II General Banking Officer, Scale-III, etc.) generally require only a bachelor’s degree (no specific law degree needed). Law graduates can apply to those as well. Eligibility for Law Officer (Officer Scale-II Specialist) • Age: Above 21 years and below 32 years (as on the relevant cut-off date in the notification; age relaxations apply for reserved categories). • Education: Degree in Law (or equivalent) from a recognized university with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. • Experience (mandatory):

• 2 years as an

advocate

,

or

• 2 years as a

Law Officer

in a bank or financial institution. • This differs from regular IBPS SO (Specialist Officer) posts, which often do not require experience.

Selection Process •

Single online examination

only (no separate Prelims + Mains for this specialist post). • Qualifying candidates are called for

Interview

. • One exam means higher difficulty and a broader syllabus.

Exam Pattern (Single Online Exam) •

Total questions

: 240 •

Total marks

: 200 •

Duration

: 150 minutes (sectional timings apply)

Sections

(40 questions each): • Professional Knowledge (Law-related) • Reasoning • Financial Awareness • Quantitative Aptitude & Data Interpretation • English Language

or

Hindi Language • Computer Knowledge

Marking:

• Professional Knowledge, Reasoning, Financial Awareness, Quant:

1 mark

per question. • English/Hindi:

0.5 mark

per question. • Negative marking applies (standard 0.25 of the marks assigned to the question).

Sectional time

(approximate as stated): • 30 minutes each for Law, Reasoning, English/Hindi, and Quant. • 15 minutes each for Financial Awareness and Computer Knowledge. Language option: English/Hindi for most sections; English Language paper is English-only.

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