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The coverage of Law from the point of view quantity was found to be adequate by 71.42%and "Reasonably Good" by 17.14% of the officer-trainees.On the point of quality of law input, 70.1% participants described the quality as "Excellent",24.28%, as "Very Good", 4.28 as "Good" and none gave to law the lowest grading of "Poor".The faculty of Law supplied reading material during Phase-I as well. The reading materialwas highly appreciated by the Officer Trainees. 91.14% of the Officer-Trainees graded itsquality as excellent, 2.85 as O.K. and 5.71% did not gave any response.IAS Professional Course Phase-IIEfforts were directed towards development of skills such as:1. How to manage the men and matters in court2. How to record a dying declaration3. How to draw up an inquest report4. How to hold an inquiry5. How to organise a TI Parade6. How to take down depositions7. How to appreciate evidence on record8. How to play a dynamic and promotional role in the implementation of sociallegislations.9. How to deal with "Law and Order" situations by invoking the appropriate legalprovisions.10. How to write out orders and judgements11. How to conduct disciplinary proceedings12. How to ensure procedural fairness.Film discussion was one of the dominant methodologies adopted during Phase-II, in additionto other methodologies applied during Phase-I. Human rights issues involved in Bhagalpurblindings were brought home to the officer-trainees in a telling manner by such means withthe support of the Public Administration Faculty.