BSL201 Units
Study Units
Indian Contract Act, 1872
Performance and discharge of contract
Special contracts
Sale of Goods Act, 1930
Companies Act, 2013
Raising of Capital
Continuous Assessment
2 components
Students will participate in an Escape Room Challenge involving a real-world legal dispute based on the Indian Contract Act, 1872. Each group will be assigned one scenario related to indemnity, guarantee, or agency. The case must clearly state parties, contractual relationship, dispute, and relief sought.
Week 3-5
Rubric
Assessment Criteria (30 Marks): Understanding of Legal Concepts - 10 Marks, Role Execution - 8 Marks, Team Collaboration & Coordination – 5 Marks, Creativity & Realism – 4 Marks, Engagement & Confidence - 3 Marks. Deliverables: Group Case File (5-7 pages): Facts, issues, applicable law, arguments (both sides), and conclusion. Rules: Each member must actively participate. Plagiarism or non-performance of role will result in deduction of marks. Evaluation will include both individual and group performance.
The test will cover the Sale of Goods Act, Consumer Protection Act and Companies Act. Students will be given 6 case-based situations of 5 marks each. It will include situation-based and technical questions derived from past papers of professional accounting bodies such as ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) and ICMA (Institute of Cost and Management Accountants).
Week 9-11
Rubric
These questions are designed to align with professional standards and meet industry requirements.
Exams & Practice
Mid Term Examination
Mid-semester comprehensive evaluation
20%End Term Examination
Final semester comprehensive evaluation
50%Type: Examination
BSL201 - FAQs
How many units are in BSL201?
BSL201 has 6 units. Each unit includes detailed notes and MCQ practice questions.
What exam resources are available for BSL201?
Unit-wise notes and MCQ practice are available. Exam resources coming soon.
How to prepare for BSL201 exams?
Study each unit's notes thoroughly, practice MCQs to test understanding, and attempt mock tests before exams. Focus on important topics and previous year questions.