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Brochure Nliu Ll.m. 2021
Brochure Nliu Ll.m. 2021
Brochure Nliu Ll.m. 2021
Placement Brochure
LL.M. Batch of 2020-2021
Contents
1. Message from Vice-Chancellor 01
2. Message from Dean Postgraduate Studies 02
3. Message from Dean Undergraduate Studies 03
4. Message from Dean Distance Education 04
5. Message from Dean Student Welfare 05
6. Message from Dean Research & Publication 06
7. About NLIU 07
8. Faculty Profile 09
9. Academics and Courses (LL.M.) 10
10. Student Demographic 13
11. Student’s Profile 15
12. Sector-wise Experience 26
13. Internships 27
14. Achievements
A. Courses and Diplomas 31
B. Papers Published 33
C. Papers Presented 34
D. Moot Courts 35
E. Seminars and Workshops 35
15. Placement Process 37
16. Placement Coordination Committee 39
17. Invitation to Recruiters 41
18. Visiting the Campus 44
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Message from the
Vice-Chancellor’s Desk
Message from the
Dean Postgraduate Studies
the holistic education of students.
The one year LL.M. course structure is
developed and designed in consonance with
dynamic legal education and research skills
worldwide. NLIU Bhopal offers specializa-
tions to the Post Graduation students in
Constitution and Administrative Law; Intel-
lectual Property Rights and Business Law;
Dear Recruiters, have shown immense interest and zeal in the and Human Rights and Criminal Law. The
online method of teaching and also have con- students are acclimatized with case analy-
It gives me immense pleasure to introduce you tributed to research projects and publications sis and live projects inclusive of classroom
to the LL.M Batch of 2020-2021. The place- of the university. teaching with extra co-curricular activities.
ment process for LL.M started in the year 2019 NLIU offers LL.M specialization in I. Constitu- Dear Recruiters, It allows the students to take up leadership
under the general guidance of faculty members tional and Administrative Law, II. Human Rights roles and develop a healthy team spirit. The
and is largely carried out by a Student Place- and Criminal Law and III. Intellectual property My Sincere thanks and warm welcome to the present batch of LL.M. PG course, with their
ment Committee (SPC). and Business Law. Students from each spe- prospective recruiters of the National Law strong foundation of conceptual understand-
NLIU Bhopal was established by a legislation of cialization have diverse interests ranging from Institute University (NLIU), Bhopal who have ing of legal principles with practical exposure
the Madhya Pradesh Legislature in 1997 and is corporate law firms, teaching, banks, corpora- been recruiting the country’s best young brains through internships and experience in differ-
the second National Law School in India. NLIU tions and companies, to Non- Governmental of the future legal profession. It is a matter of ent realms, will prove to be valuable assets
has grown to its current status by imparting Organisations. The diverse interests of stu- great honor and privilege to address you as our in whatever capacity they will be recruited.
quality education with the objective to con- dents are reflected through internships, which potential recruiter. Since its inception in 1997, I take pride in stating that our students are
tribute to national development by instilling a helped them garner experience. The University the NLIU Bhopal has proven to have a deeply proficient in revamping themselves to the
sense of responsibility among its students, while has also taken necessary initiatives towards rooted legacy of benchmark academic excel- needs of work culture. Our alumni are the
simultaneously cultivating spirit of intellectual holistic development of students’ interests by lence in the legal field with high standards of examples of how diverse the education they
freedom, qualities of leadership, imaginative organising webinars, guest lectures, Internship professionalism. receive and how adaptable they are.
power and clarity. opportunities, etc.
This year has come with several difficulties The Batch of 2020-2021 is ready to face It is with immense pleasure I present to you I invite you and your esteemed organiza-
and delays which could have hampered the upcoming challenges and contribute to the legal the current batch of LL.M. at the National Law tion to participate in the placement process
curriculum of this batch. However, irrespec- fraternity. I would like to take this opportunity Institute University, Bhopal (NLIU). The batch of NLIU Bhopal. The brochure provides a
tive of such challenges we were successful in in welcoming you for the recruitment of suit- represents an enthusiastic and committed detailed description of all the pertinent infor-
delivering quality lectures with the help of our able candidates from this LL.M batch of 2020 group of mature legal professionals ready to mation for your participation. I look forward
esteemed professors. We have in no way let - 2021. I also welcome the alumni of NLIU who lead the future legal field. The students of this to building a sustainable relationship with
this pandemic affect the quality of teaching have established themselves over the last 15 batch have been mustered from diverse back- your esteemed organization and achieving
and have made sure that our students face no years to take part in this venture representing grounds resulting in a proverbial melting plot. your recruitment objectives.
difficulties. Over the past few months, I have their organisations or law firms. I wish the LL.M The vibrant culture at NLIU, Bhopal is a key to Welcome to NLIU Bhopal!
seen this Batch prosper and excel irrespective Batch of 2020-2021 all the very best in this
of several hurdles faced by them. The students endeavour. PROF. (DR.) RAJIV KUMAR KHARE
PROFESSOR OF LAW
PROF. (DR.) V, VIJAYKUMAR
DEAN OF PG STUDIES
VICE-CHANCELLOR
NATIONAL LAW INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY, BHOPAL
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Message from the
Dean Undergraduate Studies
debate, dispute and argue any and every idea
under the sun relevant to the topic under dis- Message from the
cussion without fear or favor. In addition to
class room discussion we organize debates, Dean Distance Education
mooting, symposia, seminars, colloquial to
reflect on emerging issues and challenges.
Our students are equipped with the ability
to learn new things - relating to all aspects of
human life - very quickly and marshall their
learning for making practical choices. The
students are to do research independently
Dear Recruiters,
and make crucial policy choices of social
value and social relevance. They are trained
It is with much pleasure and expectations I have the privilege to intro-
both as foxes and hedgehogs - if I can borrow
duce you to the LL.M Batch of 2021 from National Law Institute Uni-
Dear Recruiters, the words of Isaiah Berlin.
versity. I have had the benefit of teaching this batch from the very first
Our students are drawn from all over the
day of their entry into the classroom and therefore, in a position to
Greetings from NLIU, Bhopal!! country from diverse backgrounds. They
describe them as one of the most competitive and hardworking group
The National Law Institute University, Bho- have undergone rigorous training at law
of students. The spectre of Pandemic haunting all of us did cause the
pal launched B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) Course on 1 firms, public sector undertakings and with
inevitable delay in commencing the academic year and that through
September 1998. Since then the NLIU family higher judiciary and senior lawyers. We have
online mode but that hardly deterred this bunch of gifted and tenacious
is actively engaged in teaching, research, pub- trained them to face and handle all types of
from meeting the loft standards of completing syllabus and submit
lication and training. We started postgraduate challenges without fear and tap every oppor-
quality research papers.
studies from the Academic Year 2001-2002 and tunity at the most opportune moment.
This batch of students is a collage distinctions, differences and diver-
introduced LL. M. and Ph. D. Programs. LL. M. We also urge you to give your free and frank
sity much like the country and have assimilated themselves with the
Program was put in abeyance for some time. In feedback for improvement in legal education.
culture of academic rigors contributing each other’s success making it
the Academic Year 2007-2008 we introduced We would love to hear from you as to your
a cauldron of oppositeness. The intellect that this Batch possesses can
LL. M. Program in three streams, namely: (i) specific needs and requirements so that we
be foreseen through their internship/ work experience. I take pride in
Law, Science and Technology, (ii) Human Rights can design our curricula accordingly. Please
stating that our students are proficient in revamping themselves as per
Law, and (iii) LL. M. (General). In the Academic feel free to write to us.
the requirement of the work culture. Our alumni and success in various
Year 2010-2011, I was appointed the Conve- We are delighted to present to you LL. M.
set ups is a shining example of quality and proficiency of our education
ner, Postgraduate Studies and continued to Batch of 2021. Our students will be an asset
and pedagogy. I am sure that given their integrity and disposition in
serve in this capacity till the Academic Session to the organization that they join.
terms of skills and professional acumen they will become a valuable
2017-2018. In a period of eight years, we intro- We look forward to your participation in the
asset to your esteemed organization.
duced several changes in the LL. M. curricula recruitment process of our University.
and its delivery. With warmest regards,
I wish them all the success and extend a warm welcome to your orga-
Our objective has been to train LL. M. students
nization to explore and recruit our young talent.
in creating new knowledge. Our LL. M. Program
is more about learning and research and less PROF. (DR.) GHAYUR ALAM
PROF. (DR.) R. TAPAN MOHANTY
about teaching. It does not mean that we do PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS
PROFESSOR
not teach. Our classrooms are market place of LAWS AND IPR
(SOCIOLOGY OF LAW/ SOCIO-LEGAL STUDIES)
ideas. Teacher merely playing the role of intel- DEAN, UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES
DEAN OF DISTANCE EDUCATION
lectual midwife helping the students discuss,
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Message from the
Dean Students Welfare
Dear Recruiters,
Professor (Dr.) V. Vijayakumar Professor (Dr.) Raka Arya Mr. Ranjan Kumar
Vice Chancellor, National Law Professor of Political Science Assistant Professor
Institute University
Professor (Dr.) Sanjay Ms. Neha Sharma
Professor (Dr.) V. K. Dixit Kumar Yadav Assistant Professor
Professor of Law (Visiting) Professor of Law
Mr. Mahendra Soni
Professor (Dr.) S. Surya Prakash Mrs. Kavita Singh Assistant Professor
Professor of Dispute Settlement Associate Professor of Law
Process (On lien) of Torts Dr. Debashri Sarkar Academics And Courses
Assistant Professor
Professor (Dr.) Mukesh Dr. Monika Raje
Master of Law at National Law Institute University
Srivastava Associate Professor in Ms. Neha Khurana
Master of Law as a course empowers and equips the students to attain command over any
Professor in English International Trade & Transport Assistant Professor
subject of law and its respective domain. Pursuing such a course with a specialization aids in
Law
achieving an overall grip over the intricacies of the subject. While a graduation in law develops a
Professor (Dr.) Ghayur Alam Ms. Saubhagya
holistic understanding, a Master of Law Program gives direction in a particular branch of law.
Professor in Business Laws Dr. Sushma Sharma Bhadkaria
Associate Professor in Assistant Professor
The Master of Law (LL.M.) Programme was launched in 2007, with the first batch graduating
Professor (Dr.) Uday Constitutional Law &
in 2009. NLIU admits students for its Master of Law Program through the scores of CLAT PG.
Pratap Singh Administrative Law Mr. Amit Pratap Singh
The LL.M. Program at NLIU is structured over a span of One year, divided into two Semesters.
Professor in Human Rights Assistant Professor
Students are offered three different branches of specialisation namely:
Dr. Bir Pal Singh
Professor (Dr.) Rajiv Associate Professor Mr. Mayank Tiwari
1. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND BUSINESS LAW
Kumar Khare Assistant Professor
2. CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Professor of Law and Dean, P.G. Dr. Atul Kumar Pandey
3. HUMAN RIGHTS AND CRIMINAL LAW
Studies Associate Professor Ms. Ridhima Dixit
Assistant Professor
Each specialisation offers a holistic and comprehensive study of the subject. The courses
Professor (Dr.) Tapan Miss Divya Salim
include papers having National as well as International aspects. Students are required to submit
Ranjan Mohanty Assistant Professor Ms. Kuldeep Kaur
a Dissertation on the topic of their interest at the end of the Second Semester. For the sad
Professor in Sociology of Law/ Mrs. Padma Singh Teaching Fellow
purpose, each student is assigned under a faculty mentor who guides the student throughout
Social Legal Studies Assistant Professor
his journey for coming up with quality research work.
Professor (Dr.) Priyaranjan Mr. Vijay Kumar Singh
Kumar Shukla Assistant Professor
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MANDATORY CONSTITUTIONAL INTELLECTUAL HUMAN RIGHTS
SUBJECTS AND PROPERTY RIGHTS AND
ADMINISTRATIVE AND CRIMINAL LAW
LAW BUSINESS LAW
- Law and Social - Law of Regulatory - Intellectual Property Law - International Human
Transformation Institutions - Intellectual Property in Rights Law
- Constitutional Law: - Comparative Cyberspace - Law of Crimes
New Challenges Constitutional Law - Competition Law - Law of National Human
- Research - Comparative Federalism - Banking Law Rights Institutions
Methodology - Law Relating to - Insolvency and Bankruptcy
- Dissertation - Human Rights and
Administrative Tribunals Law
- Law Relating to Criminal Justice
- Corporate Law - Environment and Human
Ombudsman and Lokpal
- Health law Rights
- Health Law
COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing norms made it impossible to conduct physical classes. The Batch
of 2021 therefore undertook a rigorous and systematic scheme of study through online mode. Teachers and
students made sure that distance did not come in the way of a quality teaching and learning process.
Intellectual Property
51% Rights and Business Law
41%
Male Work-Experience
sakshisharma.pg@nliu.ac.in
Qualified as an Advocate and having an experience before various An active listener and a self-motivated individual capable of
adjudicatory forums in matters related to civil, criminal, consumer, prioritising and completing the given tasks to meet deadlines in
IPR, Corporate and other allied or incidental matters. The con- time. My work experience in many reputed institutions in this
stant appetite, curiosity to learn and keen interest in Business country and positions of responsibilities has instilled a sense
Law, made me to pursue LLM in Intellectual Property and Busi- of responsibility, problem resolving ability, good research, and
ness Law from NLIU. I look forward to varied and challenging analytical skills to engage with the intricacies of the corporate
opportunities that can enhance my skills, experience and knowl- world. I believe these qualities will help me to contribute to the
edge and gives a sense of contentment. SHUDHANSHU organisation’s goals.
GAURAV KUMAR
PRATAP SINGH
gauravkumar.pg@nliu.ac.in
shudhanshupratap.pg@nliu.ac.in
I am currently pursuing LLM in IPR & Business Laws from NLIU. I am currently pursuing LL.M in Constitutional and Administrative
I always had a keen interest for academics and research. That Law. Apart from my graduation, I also hold a Diploma in Cyber
interest made me publish multiple research papers in the field of Law. I have participated in debates, moots and have also held
corporate law, intellectual property law, energy law, and criminal positions of responsibility under several committees. Through
law during graduation. In addition to that, I have competed suc- several internships under independent advocates and firms, I
cessfully in a couple of national level moot court competitions. have garnered experience and possess good drafting and research
Pursuing LLM from NLIU has given me exposure to the relevant skills. I look forward to being a valuable asset to your organisa-
skills to achieve my goal. tion.
VAIDEHI PAREEK ABHINAV TYAGI
vaidehipareek.pg@nliu.ac.in abhinavtyagi.pg@nliu.ac.in
vikashkumarllm.pg@nliu.ac.in amrapallisharma.pg@nliu.ac.in
I am currently pursuing LLM in IPR and Business law from NLIU. I am enrolled as an advocate with the State Bar Council of Mad-
I have always had a keen interest in learning about the intrica- hya Pradesh. I recently graduated with a Bachelor of Law Degree
cies of corporate work starting from my graduation days. I have from the National University of Study and Research in Law, Ran-
internship experiences across multiple firms at my UG level and chi and currently pursuing Master of Law from the National Law
these stints developed my interest further to explore areas of Institute University, Bhopal. I look forward to join an organization
commercial law. Looking at the practical implications of the same to help move the organization forward in its operational goals by
in the legal landscape of India, I cannot wait to learn more about using my skills, legal knowledge and experience to support the
it by working in the same field. organization’s leading legal team.
YUTHIKA AGRAWAL ANKIT DAGOR
yuthikaagrawal.pg@nliu.ac.in ankitdagor.pg@nliu.ac.in
Surrounded by law for the last six years made me realize that I I am pursuing my Masters in Constitution and Administrative Law
could immerse myself in it for a lifetime. I believe that my aca- after completing my B.A. LL.B (hons.) from RGNUL, Punjab. My
demics coupled with a diversity of internships at NGOs, Think interest for legal research has been developed through partici-
Tanks, Ministerial Department, and from Trial Court to Supreme pation in various moot court competitions and interning under
Court, have exposed me to a varied work culture making me fit to the guidance of learned advocates. I have 4 articles published
undertake any nature of work with the same zeal and enthusiasm. under my name. I also enjoy learning new things and sharing ideas
I intend to carry this energy and versatility in all my future endeav- and enhancing knowledge through academic discussions, due
ARCHI PAWAR ors with any organization I am associated with. KRATI SINGHAI to which I wish to pursue my career in academics and research.
archipawar.pg@nliu.ac.in kratisinghai.pg@nliu.ac.in
My Name is Divya Kathar, I am currently pursuing my LLM in I am currently pursuing my LLM in Constitutional and Administra-
Constitutional and Administrative Law from NLIU. Constitutional tive law from NLIU. During my graduation from NLIU, I have been
Law, Administrative law, and Criminal Law are my core areas of interested in constitutional and administrative aspects of law and
interest. Pursuing LLM from NLIU has given me exposure to the therefore I decided to do my specialization on these subjects.
skills required to ace in the field of law. I am a determined and Pursuing LLM from NLIU has given me exposure to the relevant
open-minded person. I always look forward to learning. skills and enhanced my personality as a law student which was
required to focus on my goal of Judiciary and academics and
DIVYA KATHAR MEGHNA VERMA knowledge of these subjects helped me understand it.
divyakathar.pg@nliu.ac.in Meghnaverma.pg@nliu.ac.in
I am currently pursuing LLM from NLIU. I have always had keen I am an Advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi and have
interest in Constitutional Law which made me choose it as my previously worked as a Law Clerk-cum-Research Assistant in the
specialization in masters. I have undergone multiple internships Supreme Court, having been appointed by the Honorable Chief
under advocates, law firms and NGOs which has helped me gain Justice of India, wherein I prepared Case Briefs and assisted in
exposure. I have also participated in a moot court competition writing Judgments and Speeches. Having interned at 13 different
and presented three research papers. I am always looking forward Law Offices from the Bar to the Bench, I count approaching legal
to take up new opportunities to work and learn and expand my issues with a multi-faceted and a deeply comprehensive approach
knowledge of the practical aspects of law. as one of my key fortes.
HARSHITA GARG NIKHIL JAIN
harshitagarg.pg@nliu.ac.in nikhiljain.pg@nliu.ac.in
I am currently pursuing LLM in constitutional and administrative Pursuing an LLM degree from NLIU,Bhopal. Completed BA LLB
law from NLIU Bhopal. During the undergraduate programme course from CNLU,Patna in 2017. Worked as a Legal Researcher
except from good academic record I have undergone internships at Pahuja Law Academy, New Delhi in 2018. Also interned at
at Corporate firms along with Public Sector Undertakings (ONGC) various places i.e. Maheshwari and Company, New Delhi, Help
where research and drafting work was undertaken. In addition to Age India, Kolkata, Poddar and Associates, Ranchi. Hence, I am
that I have an understanding of court exposure both with the bar seeking for a responsible career in the field of Constitution and
and bench through the judicial internship at Various High Courts Administrative Law, preferably academics.
PARA VYAS which inclined me towards various facets of litigation. SHWETA
paravyas.pg@nliu.ac.in shweta.pg@nliu.ac.in
Throughout my journey of learning the law, I have always been I always had an appetite for research and academics, which led
curious about exploring the different areas of law. I have been me to pursue an LL.M in Constitutional and administrative law.
through several internships during this journey and all learnings In my under-graduation, I participated and achieved at numer-
are unique in itself. I am currently pursuing my LLM in Constitu- ous moot-court competitions and debating competitions at the
tional and Administrative law from NLIU, Bhopal. I look forward national and international level. Further, my interest for the sub-
to an organisation where I can enhance my academic demeanor ject of law pushed me towards finding the Progressive Consti-
along with the diverse experience and skills, thereby adding to tutional Law Society at HNLU. My core interest is research and
SIDDHARTH
PRAFULL BHARDWAJ my suitability of being a law professional. litigation.
SHIVAKUMAR
prafullbhardwaj.pg@nliu.ac.in siddharthshivakumar.pg@nliu.ac.in
I am pursuing my LLM in Constitutional and Administrative law I have graduated from the National Law School of India Univer-
from NLIU. Prior to this I have successfully completed B.A L.L.B sity, Bengaluru, and currently pursuing my LLM in Constitutional
(Hons.) in IPR specialization from NUSRL Ranchi. I got various & Administrative Law from National Law Institute University,
opportunities to work with esteemed firms like Tata Motors, K Bhopal. My studies for my graduation and post-graduation
& S Partners etc. The inclination towards IPR motivated me to have revealed my aptitude towards teaching and research-re-
write various articles in Mondaq and AIR. With keen interest in lated assignments. To further my interests, I have undertaken
IP and Constitutional Law I look forward to work and foster my research-related works during my internships. I have also worked
as an Assistant Editor for NLSIU’s Journal of Law and Public Pol-
PRATIBHA AHIRWAR experience in legal field. VISHWANATH
SINGH RAJPUT icy.
pratibhaahirwar.pg@nliu.ac.in
vishwanathrajput.pg@nliu.ac.in
I am pursuing LLM in Human Rights & Criminal Law. After LLB, I am currently pursuing my LLM in Human Rights and Criminal
I started working as an advocate in High Court & district courts Law at NLIU, Bhopal. I’ve interned with lawyers at the Honorable
in Delhi. I have experience in dealing with matters relating to Supreme court and several high courts during my under graduate
criminal law & civil law and have frequently appeared before the programme at NUSRL, Ranchi. Litigation internships have sparked
Courts. During my LLB, I was a paralegal volunteer under DSLSA my interest in criminal law and human rights issues. I’ve intern-
and was actively involved in the legal aid clinic. Owing to my ship experience in the fields of IPR, media and technology law
experience and various internships in the field, I have meticu- and policy research too. I look forward to an organization which
lously honed my knowledge, drafting and research skills. could foster my talent and nurture it.
KANISHKA GAUTAM PRAGYA BHADAURIA
kanishkagautam.pg@nliu.ac.in pragyabhadauria.pg@nliu.ac.in
I am currently pursuing my master’s in Human Rights and Crimi- I’m currently pursuing my master’s in Human Rights and Crimi-
nal Law. My interest in Criminal Law developed after undergoing nal Law, which has exposed me to the relevant skills required to
multiple internships in High Courts and District Courts during become a legal researcher and an academician.
my under-graduation program from National Law Institute Uni- My Interest in Human Rights developed while studying specific
versity, Bhopal. Pursuing LLM from NLIU has given me exposure papers during my graduation in Political science (Honours), and
to the relevant skills required to realize my goal of becoming a the inclination towards criminal law was due to the internships I
successful lawyer and a better person.I may prove to be a great did during my undergraduate programme. Being a holder of two
asset to my employer varied degrees helps me get a broader understanding of the legal
KUNAL RAIKWAR SANJANA MOSES concepts.
kunalraikwar.pg@nliu.ac.in sanjanamoses.pg@nliu.ac.in
Law Firms
12%
My name is Sonali Bansal, I am currently pursuing my LL.M in Research Organization/NGO’s
Human Rights and Criminal Law from NLIU Bhopal, NLIU has 5%
provided me good exposure to many opportunities to learn new Others
34%
skills. I had worked under a legal consultancy firm and under- Judicial Clerkship
gone an internship in the high court where I learned the practical
Commissions/Tribunals
aspects of the law that developed my keen interest in criminal
law and human rights. I am looking forward to organization and
opportunities which could use my skills and promote them.
SONALI BANSAL
sonalibansal.pg@nliu.ac.in
Judicial Clerkships
• Justice Vineet Saran, Supreme Court of India
• Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra, Chhattisgarh High Court
• Justice Shabihul Hasnain, U.P. High Court, Lucknow Bench
• Justice Ramchandra Singh Jhala, Rajasthan High Court.
• Justice Satish Chandra Sharma, Madhya Pradesh High Court, Indore Bench
• Justice Mohammad Rafiq, Rajasthan High Court.
• Justice Akil Ahmed Qureshi, Gujarat High Court.
• Justice Rajbir Sehrawat, Punjab & Haryana High Court.
• Justice Gita Mittal, Former Chief Justice of Jammu & Kashmir High Court.
• Justice Rajiv Sahai, Delhi High Court
• Justice Vijay Kumar Shula, Madhya Pradesh High Court, Jabalpur Bench.
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Achievements
1
The Placement Program of the LL.M students is wholly a
student-driven exercise. For the said purposes, the Place- Pre-Placement Talks:
ment Coordination Committee (PCC) for the LL.M Batch of Before conducting Pre-Interview Screening, the recruiters may con-
2021 has been constituted from amongst the students of the duct Pre-Placement Talks (PPT) highlighting the profile of the orga-
Batch. It comprises of six members, having representation of nization, job description, career prospects, compensation packages,
two members from each specialization, headed by a Student and other information.
Coordinator and, under the guidance of a faculty member.
The PCC provides a transparent, credible, and accountable
interface between prospective employers and graduating
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students. It organizes several personality development and Pre-Interview Screening Process:
awareness programs as a part of the learning process for the The recruiters may conduct Pre-Interview Screening Process at any
students. time before the final interview. The Curricula Vitae of all the inter-
The Committee is engaged in coordinating internships and ested students will be forwarded to the recruiter by PCC, and the
placements, for which it seeks to instill functional knowledge recruiters are free to determine their own policy for the Screening
and specific skills amongst the students by: Process to shortlist students.
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luminaries on Placement-related subjects and topics
2. Organising regular career counseling, mock interviews, Final Interview:
and group discussion programmes for the graduating After the Pre-Interview Screening Process, the recruiters shall
batch. conduct final interviews of all the shortlisted students. The list of
3. Providing regular counselling and personalized career selected students must be communicated to the PCC along with a
guidance to the students. waitlist of students.
4 Results:
The results of all the stages of recruitment process shall be declared
by the PCC at the end of the process.
Faculty Advisor:
Mr. Amit Pratap Singh Guidelines For Recruiters
Assistant Professor in Business Law In order to ensure that no recruiter or student is prejudiced, following guidelines
National Law Institute University, Bhopal are requested to be followed during the recruitment process:
+91-96966-28399
1. The recruiters will be required to send across information to the interested
Mail: amitpratapsingh@nliu.ac.in
students only though a formal channel, i.e. through PCC.
2. The recruiters will be required to disclose all the results of the processes to
PCC which will then be conveyed to the students.
Student Coordinator: 3. Any offer made to applicant(s) will be only through the PCC.
4. The recruiters are requested to disclose a waitlist along with the list of
finally selected candidates.In the event of overlapping offers in simultaneous
recruitment processes, the waitlisted candidates will become eligible for the
final offers.
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23.186590607074457, 77.36364892175808
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