HEC LAW-GAT
Recently, the higher Education Commission announced the detailed syllabus for the HEC LAW-GAT test. The syllabus covered the names of main topics and sub-topics. However, the LAW-GAT test has the stamp of the Pakistan Bar Council with the signature of Secretary Muhammad Arshed. Thus, you will get the complete announced syllabus of the LAW Graduate Assessment test from our website.
LAW-GAT Syllabus
HEC Law Graduate Assessment Test (LAW-GAT) will be from the following topics.
See Also: Law Gat Test 2021
Constitutions (10%)
- Constitutional History of Pakistan ( Constitutional History of Pakistan by Hamid Khan)
- Constitution of Pakistan, 1973 (Fundamental Rights, i.e. Articles 8-24, parliament, i.e. articles 50-89, the Judicature, articles, i.e. 175-272)
Jurisprudence (10%)
- English (Jurisprudence by Sir John Salmond)
- Islamic (the Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence by Sir Abdur Rahim. The whole book except Inheritance)
Civil law (20%)
- CPC (Sections 9-12, 15-20, 47, 75, 96, 104, 114, 151. Orders 1, 6-9, 39, 41, 43)
Criminal law (20%)
- PPC
- Chapter # 2 (General Explanations/Definitions)
- 16th Chapter ( Offences Affecting the Human Body)
- 16-A Chapter ( Wrongful Restraint and wrongful confinement)
- 17th Chapter (Offences Against Property)
- Cr. PC
- 1st chapter (preliminary definitions)
- 5th chapter (arrest, escape, and retaking)
- 7th chapter (processes to compel the productions of documents and other moveable property, and for the discovery of persons wrongfully confined)
- 8th chapter (security for keeping the peace and for good behaviour)
- 10th chapter (Public Nuisance)
- 11th chapter (Temporary Order in urgent case of nuisance and apprehended danger)
- 14th chapter (information to the police and their powers to investigate-FIR)
- 16th Chapter (Complaints to the magistrate)
- 17th chapter (the commencement of a proceeding before the court)
- 31st chapter (of Appeals)
- 39th Chapter (of Bail)
Law of Evidence (20%)
- Qanoon-e-Shahadat Order, 1984
International Law (10%)
- Public (International Law by Martin Dixon)
