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Last of Registration 22nd of JULY,2022

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without this test which is conducted by Higher Education Commission of Pakistan, ETC, you will not be able to take any law colleges within pakistan. Som must do apply for it.
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Let's answer your questions and clear your confusions. The questions that every aspirant of szabul asks.

When will admissions open in szabul for LL.B?

Answer: It's expected in June-July.

What is aggregate formula?

The aggregate formula is as under...
35% matric
25% LAT
40% Intermediate.

Closing merit is 67% approximately.

The fees of LL.B department in szabul is 30k per semster.

Szabul does not conduct any entry test. It considers LAT as necessary.

If you have any other confusion feel free to ask me.

HEC: Register for Law Admission Test (LAT)
Last date for Registration is 17th January 2022

Good News For Students

Announcement
وہ طلباء جو احساس انڈرگریجویٹ اسکالرشپ 2021 کے لیے اہل نہیں ہیں برائے مہربانی HEC Need-Based اسکالرشپ 2021 کے لیے درخواست دیں-

**HEC Need Based Scholarship (2021-2022) **

Applications for HEC need based scholarship are open now.

Eligibility Criteria:
-Financial assistance & scholarships are available for study at Undergraduate level in all disciplines at HEC selected public sector Pakistani universities and degree awarding institutions.
-Students need to compete for securing admission at the participating institution as per admission policy of the institution and be enrolled in Undergraduate (4 years) programs.
-Students in financial need who are already enrolled in participating institutions are also eligible to apply.
-The eligibility of a candidate is linked to his/her financial needs as assessed by the Institutional Scholarship Award Committee. The financial background of the family of the applicant will be kept in view in this regard.
-The number of slots will be decided by the universities.
-Funding for slots will continue for the complete duration of the program. In case any students drop out, they will be replaced by other candidates on the waiting list.
-All disciplines will be kept open. The selected university will decide whether to include or exclude any discipline keeping in view its grant, program cost, and number of allocated slots, etc.
-In the case of Medicine, Pharm-D and other five year programs, funding will be made available for the complete program.
-Considering the allocated grant, the university may adjust the total number of scholarships to an extent in order to cover the tuition fees.
-In addition to the tuition fee, every grantee will be paid Rs.6000/- stipend per month for the complete program.

How to Apply:
Form Attached, Fill the form and submit it to the Financial Aid Office of your university with required documents.

Deadline: 30-12-2021

Registrstion for up coming Law Admission Test has been started. Check it out on Higher commission Pakistan website.

Students who are now in HSSC-II or second year of college or in last year of college and want to pursue law as a profession in near future must do apply for it. Don't the opportunity to get into best law colleges of the country.

Last date for Registration is 15th of November.

Source:The Nation

 

What is an essay?

The word essay means to attempt. An essay is an extended piece of writing that presents and supports a thesis or proposition.
The thesis or proposition is the main crack of your essay. The thesis or proposition is the stance you are going to take in an essay.
(Logic starts from a proposition where the proposition asserts that something is the case or it asserts that something is not. A proposition is either true or false. Arguments are built with propositions. The argument is any group of the proposition of which one is claimed to follow from the other, which is regarded as providing support or grounds for the truth of that one.)

Purpose of the essay:

The main purpose of any essay is to discuss, persuade, describe, explain, interpret or analyze a particular topic.

Essays in LAT:

They are mostly descriptive like life in a crowded city, life in a college hostel. The description of these topics includes, describe, discuss and explain.
Also persuasive or argumentative essays, like science: mankind’s friend or enemy. You have to justify it through various citations examples statistics and quotations.

Examiner checks three things in your essay:

RELEVANT:
Those that stick to the main theme of the essay
Irrelevant:
(Those thesis statements that are not related to the theme of the essay, haven’t understood the topic completely.
Incomprehensible:
(Due to vagueness or poor English language)
Do’s while attempting essay:
Brainstorm and realize your time (time management)
Clear and relevant
Strengthen your content
Practice making outlines and writing introductory paragraphs with a clear thesis statement as much as you can before the exam day.
Structure of the Essay:
Introduction ( introductory Paragraph)
A body ( at least 5 paragraph)
A conclusion ( Concluding Paragraph)
Introduction/ introductory paragraph:
A paragraph in itself is an essay. However, an introductory paragraph has two parts:
General statements: in general statement we introduce the general topic to attract the reader interest. Like what are government policies to empower women? General statement^ thesis statement.
Thesis statement: states the specific topic like women empowerment
Thesis statement May list subtopics or sub-division
Thesis statement is normally the last sentence in the introductory paragraph
Mostly move from general to specific statement in the paragraph. If not, then there is no coherency in the paragraph.
The theoretical model be cone shape for explaining these two strategies. GS

TS

Body paragraph:
The body paragraph are used to
Develop your topic ( in a step by step basis)
Prove your points
The body pragraph should have
Some sort of pattern , e.g energy criss, causes=effects(social effects- write separate sub topics)=Recommendations.
A logical division of ideas ( division into sub-topcs and discussion of these sub topcs in separate paragraphs. Social effects separate paragraph must be there for sub topics.
Explanation:
After taking stance on any topic ,a candidate must prove hs/her stance by gving different points for that he/she must develop thess statement. Body paragraph must include
Topic sentence
Supporting sentences
Concluding sentence
The topic sentence must be so clear that the examiner comes to know what the candidate is talking about. What to expect In that PARAGRAPH.
NOTE: TOPIC SEBTENCE is the first sentence of body paragraph it introduces the topic of the essay.

For example:
The very first person I met was Mashal. I first met Mashal standing in a line at a book store. I was having difficulty finding the books for the Law classes. I was taking my first semester here. He not only helped me find my books but he also gave me a good advices on where to get tutorial help in university and where I could find some good books to read. We have become better friends since then and he has been so helpful in answering any question. If I hadn’t met Ahmad that day, I might still be looking for the right books for my classes.

Conclusion:
The conclusion is the final paragraph in any essay. It has three purposes.
It signals the end of the essay. ( wordings should indicate conclusion)
It reminds the reader of your main points. You can do this in two ways
Summarize your sub-topics
Paraphrase your thesis but do not copy your thesis statement.
It leaves the reader with your final thoughts on the topic.

Explanation:
What was your original stance and how have you looked at it and the examiner is very clear about your thoughts process.
The conclusion can also include an opinion, a prediction or a solution to a problem.
Explanation:
You cannot predict something which basically have supporting base in your essay. But you cannot something more which is not written in your essay.

Law vocabulary

Lesson 2:

Annexation: the act whereby a state takes possession of a territory formerly belonging to another state, or to no state at all.
Ordnance: Legislative measure promulgated by the head of the state.
Veto: the right to reject. Generally exercise by the chief executive on a bill passed by the legislator
Affidavit: a written statement made under oath, swearing to the truth of the contests of a documents
Appellant: the party appealing a decision or judgment to a higher court.
Appellee: the party against whom an appeal is taken
Bail: also called bond. Money or property gven to the court for temporary release of a defendant, to ensure that the defandat will return to court.
Litigant: a party to a case
Testimony: statement made by a witness or party under oath.
Perjury: making false statement under oath.

Law vocabulary:

• Law: defined by many jurists. John Austin define law as” the aggregate of rules set by man as politically superior to men as politically inferior subjects. He attributes command, sanction, duty and sovereignty as essential characteristics of law.
• Jurisprudence: is Latin word where ‘juris’ means ‘law’ and ‘prudential’ means skill or knowledge.
• State: is society of man established for the maintenance of order and justice within a determined territory by way of force.
• Plaintiff: the party who brings a legal action or in whose name it is brought—as opposed to the defendant, the party who is being sued
• Defendant : is a person who is the party against whom some type of civil relief is being sought in a civil case. Terminology varies from one jurisdiction to another.
• Accused: A person who has been formally charged with a crime
• Judge : an official with the authority and responsibility to preside in a court, try lawsuits and make legal rulings.
• Magistrate: s a judge who can hear cases smaller matters such as petty crime and traffic offenses.
• Prosecutor: a legal representative on behalf of state who officially accuses someone of committing a crime by bringing a case against that person in a court of law
• Complainant: who file case against the accused
• Attorney: a person who has the legal right to act for someone else on behalf of government.

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THE FUTURE LAWYERS ACADEMY is pleased to announce free online preparatory classes for Law admissions tests (LAT). Those students who have completed their intermediate or any equivalent certificate, and want to opt for LAW as a profession are eligible for this opportunity.

TFLA is going to arrange online LAT classes for four hour per week.
The student are given opportunity after confirmation of their eligibility.

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