
Attendance at lectures is required, and alongside it the year carries a full calendar of moots, guest lectures, court visits, legal aid work and cultural activity.
Attendance at lectures is required, and alongside it the year carries a full calendar of moots, guest lectures, court visits, legal aid work and cultural activity.
Internal practice rounds and memorial drafting sessions held regularly through the year, with students argued down by faculty acting as the bench before they go to inter-college competitions.
Our college regularly arranges lectures on various laws and amendments to laws to enhance students' practical knowledge and keep them updated with current legal reforms.
Our students take part in the Gujarat University Youth Festival and have returned with several awards. The Cultural Committee runs events on campus through the academic year.
Organised visits to courts and legal institutions so that students see procedure, filing and hearings first-hand rather than reading about them.
The Legal Aid Committee involves students in awareness work and assistance for people in the surrounding area who cannot afford advice, which is also how students first meet real facts and real clients.
The Internship Committee helps students find placements with advocates and chambers from early in the course, building practical exposure over three years.
Every area of student life is the responsibility of a named committee with faculty in charge, so a student always knows whom to approach.
Monday to Saturday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm. No appointment needed. Ask to see the library and the moot court hall, and to meet a faculty member.