Centennial National Conference on Legal Education in India- Retrospect & Prospect at BHU, Varanasi [Feb 3-4]: Submit by Jan 15

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About BHU

The establishment of the Banaras Hindu University was a landmark in the history of University education in this country. It was the first residential University to be established in Bharatvarsh. The prime instrument of the Divine Will in this work was Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malviyaji, one of the greatest sons of our motherland.

About Faculty of Law, BHU

The Faculty of Law has been a pioneer of Legal Education of Bharatvarsh. Law School has introduced the three-year LL.B. course and two-year LL.M. Programme in the country. It has taken the lead in introducing a Two-year full-time Master’s in Human Rights and Duties Education (HRDE) and presently offers a Five year B.A. LL.B. integrated course and One-year LL.M. under the scheme-special courses of studies.

Themes & Sub themes

History and Experience of Legal Education
Values of Legal Education
Indigenization & Decolonizing Legal Education
National Education Policy, 2020 and Legal Education
Regulatory Bodies in Legal Education
Curriculum of Legal Education
Pedagogy in Legal Education
Globalization and Legal Education
Empirical Research in Law
Clinical Legal Educational Program
The Future of Legal Education

Submission Guidelines

For the preparation of Manuscript (Article/research paper) general guidelines are as follows –

Manuscript may be submitted in English or Hindi.
The matters of the Manuscript shall be computer typed only in Microsoft Word format with-
Text Font –English- Times New Roman, Hindi- Kruti Dev 10 or APS Priyanka.
Font Size- 14 point for Title (All Bold Caps); 11 point for Author’s name (All Caps Italic black without prefix);11 point for Abstract;12 point for the Main Text| |10 point for the Footnotes |Line Spacing- 1.5 (Auto) for main text and 1.0 (Auto) for footnotes.
The submission of Manuscripts shall include Educational Qualifications, Designation / Professional Status, University/Organization’s name, and E-mail Id on the first page in the footnotes.
The Article/paper shall consist of 4,000 to 8,000 words, inclusive of footnotes
The full text of the Articles and research papers shall be preceded by-
An ABSTRACT in about 250 words;
KEYWORDS not more than 5 words; and
The Contents of the main text shall be divided under different levels of headings-
Level one heading- main headings (all bold caps) numbered in Roman numerical (upper-case) in the centre;
Level two heading- subheadings shall be in Roman numerical (lower-case) left-aligned in bold letters;
Level three heading- parts of subheadings shall be in small (Alphabet) letters left-aligned in bold letters italic;
The paper must include an Introduction and Conclusion.
The full text of the Articles and papers should not go beyond the maximum limit prescribed for the same. Contributors are required to follow a set pattern of footnoting (The guidebook for References is attached with the brochure).
Papers submitted shall be original contributions and must be checked by Anti-Plagiarism norms prescribed by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi. It should not be under consideration for any other publication at the same time. Papers shall be submitted in MS Office Word. Papers shall be accepted for presentation and publication only after scrutiny and evaluation.