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Jointly by NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad & Indian Institute of Corporate Aﬀairs, New Delhi 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 Message from Vice Chancellor, NALSAR University of Law Message from DG & CEO, Indian Institute of Corporate Aﬀairs About Indian Institute of Corporate Aﬀairs About NALSAR University of Law Why IICA and NALSAR The LL.M Programme Eligibility and Selection Criteria Admission Process: Test Format, Documents, Duration of the Course, Batch Size, Test Syllabus, Application, Assessment and Examination Process Credit System, Award of Degree and Semester Schedule Course Structure and Reservation Policy Fee Structure and Important Dates Faculty, IICA Faculty, NALSAR Past Recruiters, IICA Past Recruiters, NALSAR Contact Us 01 02 03-04 05-08 09 10 11-12 13 14 15 16 17-19 20-21 22 23 24 MESSAGE FROM VICE CHANCELLOR, NALSAR UNIVERSITY OF LAW The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is a breakthrough law which is enacted to reduce the Non Performing Assets (NPA) from the Indian Banking System.
It is also law for turnaround of sick companies through a Resolution Process.

It is one of the rare legislation which concentrates mainly on social, economic, ﬁnancial and legal aspects of the sick companies.

Another important aspect of this law is that it addresses the interests of every stakeholder collectively and does not entertain the individual interests like earlier regime.
The law has proved its potential while bringing a serious behavioural change from diﬀerent stakeholders and improved the ease of doing business ranking at a great extent.
Considering its impact on Indian Insolvency and Bankruptcy System in recent past, the NALSAR University of Law in collaboration with Indian Institute of Corporate Aﬀairs (IICA) under the Ministry of Corporate Aﬀairs (MCA) oﬀering a two years full time residential course (ﬁrst year at NALSAR Hyderabad and second year at IICA, New Delhi) for producing the well trained professionals with the blending of academic, research and practice perspectives on Insolvency Profession.
I have full faith on this collaboration for taking the relationship with IICA for long and contributing the part of NALSAR for development of the Corporate and Individual Insolvency branches of the IBC Code.
PROF. SRIKRISHNA DEVA RAO VICE CHANCELLOR NALSAR UNIVERSITY OF LAW HYDERABAD 01 MESSAGE FROM DG & CEO, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS Indian Institute of Corporate Aﬀairs, as part of its mandate to be a think tank and capacity building autonomous institution under Ministry of Corporate Aﬀairs, Government of India, is at the forefront of taking up emerging issues related to the corporate eco-system.
It has been a pioneer in framing a number of issues on subjects such as Insolvency, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Corporate Governance, ESG, Business and Human Right, Valuation, etc.

It has also been successfully running a Graduate Insolvency Programme (GIP) to create a fore of Insolvency Professionals in the country.
As a further step in this direction, IICA and NALSAR University, one of the prestigious Law Schools in India, have come forward to partner for starting a LL.M programme in Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws.

This will be one of the pioneer courses in Insolvency and would be a great opportunity for many Law Graduates who are looking to make a career in the fast growing Insolvency ﬁeld in India and abroad.
While NALSAR will provide the strength of a functioning Law University to provide inputs related to Law, IICA would bring on table its vast experience in working in the area of Insolvency, through its GIP programmes, and a number of short, medium and long terms courses on Insolvency it conducts regularly.
We work closely with IBBI, the Insolvency regulator in the country, for taking new initiatives for helping prospective students, practitioners and executives, both in private and public sector for individual and organisational growth.

We are also oﬀering many short and long terms course on the subject both in online and oﬄine mode to disseminate the knowledge on the subject.
The private sector contribution in terms of providing the assistance to the students of IICA for getting the employment in this ﬁeld is phenomenal and so far we have hundred percent placements in our long term course like GIP.

IICA has also been involved in hosting orientation programmes for newly appointed Hon'ble Members of NCLT.

I am conﬁdent that the collaboration with NALSAR would go a long way for oﬀering many more courses like LL.M in near future.
I wish the course coordinators from NALSAR and IICA for great success for taking this wonderful initiative.

PRAVEEN KUMAR DG & CEO, IICA 02 ABOUT INDIAN INSTITUTE OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS The campus, spread over 14 acres, comprises Administrative Building, Retreat Block, Director's Residence, Trainees, Hostel comprising 72 rooms and residential complex consisting of 1-BHK and 2 BHK apartments.
Trainees are provided twin-sharing accommodation with modern amenities, access to high-speed Wi-Fi and mess serving vegetarian and non-vegetarian cuisines in an elegant dining hall.

The morning starts with the sound of chirping of birds and serenity of green campus.

Morning yoga by a professional trainer is a part of daily routine integrating health for a balanced life.

A fully-functional gymnasium with all modern and essential ﬁtness and training equipment is accessible to students 24X7.
Sports facilities cover a variety of games including football, cricket, badminton, volleyball, billiards and table tennis.

High-end boardroom and modern classroom are used for delivery of lectures, experts talks and panel discussions.

Schools: School of Corporate Governance & Public Policy (SoCGPP); School of Competition Law & Market Regulation (SoCLMR); School of Corporate Law (SoCL); School of Finance (SoF) and School of Business Environment.
Centres: Centre for Institutional Partnerships and Corporate Communications; Centre for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise; Centre for Business and Human Rights, Centre for E2E in CSR; Centre for Independent Directors; Centre for Insolvency and Bankruptcy; Centre of Investor Education & Protection; Forum of Indian Regulators (FOIR) Centre and Knowledge Resource Centre.
Vision To function as a holistic, capacity building institution and think-tank for corporate regulation and reform, through synergised knowledge creation and management, global partnerships and real-time solutions.

Mission 1.

Developing capacity for undertaking holistic study and harmonised treatment of various issues impacting corporate regulation, governance and functioning in the context of emerging international trends and opportunities.

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Enabling understanding of the changing national and global business environment and catalysing appropriate regulator and service delivery responses.

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Setting up a state of the art knowledge management system within IICA for continuous creation, collation and dissemination of knowledge to internal and external stakeholders on issues aﬀecting the corporate sector.

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Forging, fostering and catalysing partnerships between various stakeholders for generating outcomes that resolve emerging business concerns for eﬃcient and legally compliant functioning.

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Ensuring synergy of knowledge and thought and capacity building by setting up Schools in relevant academic disciplines and Centres for interaction and taking up projects etc.

in appropriate formats, with outsourcing where necessary.

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Evolving a human resource strategy to attract the best national/global talent, though a mix of core faculty, supported by distinguished visiting/adjunct/honorary faculty and contracted/outsourced experts.

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Encouraging thought sharing amongst eminent captains of industry, thought leaders etc.

through partnerships with national & global networks.

03 THE CAMPUS AND AROUND Infrastructure: The Indian Institute of Corporate Aﬀairs is spread over an area of fourteen acres.
The Infrastructure comprises of Administrative Building, Retreat Block, Director's Residence, Trainees Hostel comprising of seventy two rooms and residential complex consisting of 24 one BHK rooms, 10 two BHK rooms and ten BHK rooms.

All the buildings are maintained by Administrative section of the IICA.

Administration Branch is headed by CAO who is assisted by the Administrative Oﬃcers.

Transport: The campus is well connected to National Highway 8 by Haryana and Rajasthan State Road Transport.
Autorickshaws and city buses ply from campus area to places like MG Road, Rajiv Chowk and Gurugram area.

Services like Ola and Uber are available from Airport, Railway Stations and Metro Stations to facilitate the arrival at the Institute.

Logistic Support: The Administrative Branch of IICA provides classroom facilities and logistic support to ICLS Academy/Schools/Centres for the conduct of Training Programmes, conferences, seminars, workshops etc.
The 275 seater auditorium at IICA campus has world class state of the art facilities is ideal for the conducting of seminars and other seminal events.

Gymnasium & Sports: IICA has established a Gymnasium having latest equipments i.e.

Treadmills, Cycling, Weightlifting, Dumbbells etc.

Students, Staﬀ and residents visit the Gym for the workout exercises to maintain physical ﬁtness.

Besides, there is an arrangement for sports facilities i.e.
(Table tennis, Carom, Chess, Snooker Table, Badminton, Football and Volley Ball).

04 ABOUT NALSAR UNIVERSITY OF LAW 05 06 07 08 Why IICA & NALSAR The Indian Institute of Corporate Aﬀairs is a premiere institute established by Ministry of Corporate Aﬀairs (MCA).

It primarily works on various issues relating to the Corporate Aﬀairs including Companies Act, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws and Procedures, Business and Financial Laws, Valuation, ESG, MSMEs, Corporate Governance and Independent Directors.
The Institute is involved in capacity building and oﬀering the courses in Online and Oﬄine mode since introduction of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.

It works closely with IBBI and MCA in relation to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy.

It is the ﬁrst institute allowed by IBBI to oﬀer the prestigious Graduate Insolvency Programme (2 year course) and the Institute has successfully completed 4 batches of the GIP course and moving towards oﬀering the 5 batch of the course from June 2023.
The Institute has achieved 100 percent placements to GIP students and leading the Insolvency ﬁeld at forefront for sensitizing the private and public sectors since 2017.

Its role in hosting orientation programmes for newly appointed Hon'ble Members of NCLT also helps IICA in gaining legal perspectives on the subject.

Taking these initiatives forward, the IICA is one of the most ideally placed institution to collaborate with the one of the leading and best National Law Schools in the country i.e.
NALSAR University of Law for a LL.M course in Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws.

th 09 THE LLM PROGRAMME 10 11 Admission Process The Online portal for submitting the Application form for admission shall be open on the website How to Apply: All the candidates should apply online.

The online application form is available on the website www.nalsar.ac.in STEP 1: The candidate should register by providing the email id and other details on the registration page.
After completion of the registration, the login details will be sent to the registered email id.

STEP 2: The candidate should login using the login id and password.

STEP 3: For complete details, kindly go through the Admission Notiﬁcation, which is available on the Registration Page and the Website and proceed for ﬁlling the application form.

STEP 4: Fill all the details in the application form.

All mandatory ﬁelds (with*) should be ﬁlled compulsorily.
Upload all the documents and the photograph as listed in the application form.

STEP 5: After ﬁlling all the details PRESS 'SAVE' to save the data entered by you.

Candidates can login and keep entering/ modifying the data till payment is done.

STEP 6: After ﬁlling all the details, the next step is to make the Payment.

Make the payment using the online payment gateway.


Please verify the amount of fee from the Admission Notiﬁcation for the selected programme and the relevant category before making the payment.

STEP 7: If your payment transaction is successful, the fee receipt will be generated and the same along with the ﬁlled- in application form will be available on the DASHBOARD.

If the payment transaction is failed then you need to do the payment process again till your transaction is successful.
Note: If the amount is deducted from your account but not reﬂected in your application form, then please mail to support@nalsar.ac.in along with the transaction number.

Candidates are required to keep a copy of the online application and the payment acknowledgement with them and if required the University may ask for submission of the same along with all the attested documents at a later date.
Mandatory Documents to be attached (uploaded) with the application form: § Front facing passport size recent photograph with plain background § Signature of the candidate § Category certiﬁcate if you are applying under SC/ST/OBC § Relevant certiﬁcate issued by competent authority if candidate is applying under P.W.D § Relevant certiﬁcate issued by competent authority if candidate is applying under EWS Central Government category § LLB Certiﬁcate and Marksheet.
§ For students who are in ﬁnal year of LLB, or those whose results are still to be declared, may submit their preﬁnal year marksheet (2nd year for 3 year programme, 4th year for 5 year programme).

Such students would have to produce their ﬁnal year certiﬁcates (at least provisional) by 1st August 2023 § Copy of Aadhaar Card/ PAN Card / Voter ID Card.

12 Hall Ticket The Hall ticket can be downloaded by the candidate by logging into his/her account.
The hall tickets will be made available on 10 August, 2023 on the website of the institutes.

th EXAM PROCESS: v Student login process to access the Online MCQ & Written exam.

v This involves three critical steps: the ﬁrst is entering your username and password, the second is entering the captcha that is displayed on the respective screens and the third is selecting the tick box against the accept the Terms of use and privacy policy of the website.

This is followed by clicking on the Login button.


v Once logged in Student Image will be captured, in this image student has to hold the ID card in his hand for veriﬁcation.

v Once students have logged in to their account, they can see the exam details, including the exam start date, end date, time zone, number of questions and the time left.

v Students have to click on the proceed button, a pop-up window indicating the candidate details will come up.
Cross-check the details followed by clicking on 'I agree' and click on the conﬁrm button to start the process.

v After clicking on the conﬁrm button, your system will ask user to allow the usage of a web camera.

Once students allow the same, exam instructions will be displayed on the screen.

After reading all the instructions, click on “I've read and understood the instructions, follow by the “I am ready to begin button”, to start the exam.

v This will take students directly to the online exam window.
Students will view the exam timer in the top right- hand corner, indicating the time left for completion.

The main window will display the body of the question, including the question and the corresponding options to choose from.

For selecting the correct answer, click on the bullet option associated with the particular choice and then select 'Save and Next'.

Students can also navigate through the entire question set from the question grid on the right side of the window.
v While the system automatically saves the answers, students can navigate through the questions using the Previous, Save and next buttons.

In case students have a doubt with a speciﬁc question, student can choose the mark for review option and come back to it later.

While submitting, the questions marked as “Marked for Review” are also considered as attempted ﬁnal answers.

v The question grid will label the question number diﬀerently for easier access.
The Attempted questions are shown in green, unattempt in grey, attempted but marked for review in blue and unattempt but marked for review will be in purple.

v While student attempts the exam, a remote proctor will monitor students conduct and be subjected to supervision.

Therefore, students will not be allowed to talk to anyone or refer to any books or study material.

Any violation of the same would fall under exam malpractice.

Opening of any external tabs will also be a violation of exam regulations.
v Once student have completed the exam and reached the last question, the submit Test option will be visible on your page.

This will lead you to a test summary window showing you the number of attempted, unattempt, attempted under review and non-attempted under review questions.

The window will ask you to go ahead with the submission.

Click on yes, if you want to submit the test and no if you would like to go back to the test.

One you submit the test, your exam will be marked as complete.
Assessment & Examination Process for award of Degree The course oﬀered is two year full time LL.M.

Degree (Residential Course), arranged in four semesters.

The academic activity during each semester include teaching, project report, assignments and seminar presentations focusing on the insolvency and allied laws.

There is also a mandatory internship at the end of each semester.

Students are allowed a maximum of four years from the date of admission to complete the requirements of the degree.
13 14 PROGRAMME STRUCTURE Corporate Management & Restructuring 15 62,000 16 Faculty - IICA Assistant Professor 17 Distinguished /Adjunct Faculty CONTACT US DR. PYLA NARAYANA RAO Associate Professor, IICA Mobile : +91 7042712183 Email: pyla.rao@iica.in pyla.rao@gov.in DR. T. RAGHAVENDRA RAO Assistant Professor, NALSAR Mobile : +91 9440025937 Email: ttrrao@gmail.com ttrrao@yahoo.co.in