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132be amended.Consequently, sections 6 (1) (gg), 7 (1) (i), 49 (1) are also required to(para 8.13)25) It is recommended that the ‘problem method’ be introduced in theexamination system to an extent of about 75% in each paper, apart from25% for theory. The students should obtain a separate minimum numberof marks for the theory and a separate minimum in the problem part of theexamination. This will enable the students to apply their mind seriously toevery subject. This will also eliminate malpractices like copying orseeking help of invigilators. Attendance to classes is also bound toimprove.(para 9.21)26) It is also recommended that the clinical legal education may be madea compulsory in legal education.(para 9.15)
13327) The Central Government should start at least four colleges in thecountry for providing professional training to law teachers in consultationwith the Bar Council of India and the University Grants Commission.(para 9.18)28 Section 7 (1) may be amended by adding clauses (ie) and (if) asfollows:“(ie) to take such measures to establish institutions for continuinglegal education for law teachers;(if) to take measures for raising the standards of teaching in law inconsultation with the Central Government, the State Governmentsand the University Grants Commission.”(para 9.20)29) It is recommend that in sec. 7 (1), clause (ig) be added as follows:“(ig) to create awareness of the latest trends in legal education byestablishing legal education libraries at the offices of the Bar Councilof India and all State Bar Councils and universities and in lawcolleges.”(para 10.9)
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