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PLACEMENT
BROCHURE
2019-20
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PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE COUNCIL
CAMPUS LAW CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF DELHI
CONTENTS
From the Desk of the Professor-In-Charge 2
Campus Law Centre 4
Our Societies 6
Past Recruiters and Internships 8
Placement Assistance Council 10
From the Desk of the Teacher Convener 3
Curriculum 5
Distinguished Alumni 7
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS) 9
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From the desk of the Professor–In-Charge
I, through this column, extend a warm welcome to the prospective recruiters of CLC for the
upcoming campus placements, 2019-20.
With a legacy that spans over a period of 95 years, CLC is a deep-rooted institution that has proven
its academic excellence in the legal field not only in India, but also in Asia. In consonance with the
development and evolution in legal education worldwide, CLC encourages the supplementation of
classroom teaching with extra and co- curricular activities. Further, it provides students with
leadership opportunities and the space to develop a healthy team spirit. I take pride in stating that
CLC is the alma mater of various reputed personalities who are now placed in top-ranking law firms,
corporate houses and has also been instrumental in producing numerous cabinet ministers, senior
advocates, Chief justices and law officers.
Journal "The Campus Law Centre Student Law Review", which is the result of the sheer hard work,
the students put in, speaks volumes about their research and writing capabilities. Our students,
with their strong foundation of conceptual understanding of legal principles and with practical
exposure through internships in different realms, have always proven to be valuable assets in
whatever capacity they have been recruited in the past.
Looking forward to welcome you at Campus Law Centre.
Professor (Dr.) Raman Mittal
Professor-in-Charge Campus
Campus Law Centre
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Professor-in-Charge
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From the Desk of the
Teacher Convener
Intellectual and professional prowess resonates from an astute and a dynamic education. A
student is a reflection of his alma mater. To gauge the success of legal education one need
only to look at the alumnus.
The Campus Law Centre has proved its self-time and again as a center for excellence which
has undoubtedly put it in the highest echelons of legal education. Our alumni are shining
examples of how diverse the education they receive and how adaptable they are. We have
produced Judges in the higher judiciary, advocates who have gone on to become renowned
senior counsels, teachers, in-house lawyers, politicians and journalists, each of whom are at
the very pinnacle of professional excellence.
In this day and age where legal education has transformed itself to a great magnitude and
law has become a Profession of choice, rather than necessity, the CLC has kept abreast
with international best practices to churn out well rounded students who are ready to take
on the world and will be an asset to any organization. I wish the batch of 2020 the very best
as they take up the mantle, as ambassadors of this august institution.
Ms. Rubina Grewal Nagra Teacher Convener Placement Assistance Council
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Established in 1924, Campus Law Centre (CLC) began as
the morning classes for Faculty of Law, University of Delhi.
CLC offers three-year LL.B. courses to graduates and is one
of the oldest and most prestigious institutions.
Noting the growing reputation and popularity of full-time
day classes, it was given a distinct identity and was renamed
as CLC in 1975 and Faculty of Law was to administer LL.M.
and Ph.D. Programmes. A full time Professor was appointed
as Professor-In-Charge to run CLC independently. Professor
(Dr.) Lotika Sarkarwas its first Professor-In-Charge. Professor
(Dr.) Raman Mittal, who presently occupies this position is
twenty-fifth Professor-In-Charge of CLC.
In its 95-year legacy, CLC has maintained its
reputation of producing excellent lawyers, academicians and
judges. The notable Alumni of Campus Law Centre have been
serving the Nation as Union Cabinet Ministers, Chief Justice
and Judges of The Supreme Court of India, Judges and
successful advocates practicing in various courts as well as
lawyers in the private sector.
The institution has endeavoured to adapt to the changing
demands of legal education, responding by introducing not
only new subjects and concepts but also adapting to
socially more relevant teaching.
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CAMPUS LAW CENTRE
By virtue of offering the three-year law degree, CLC
attracts a very illustrious and bright minded student
population each year. The student body at the institution
is one of the most diverse at law colleges, not only multi-
cultural and multi-lingual but also, having different
backgrounds ranging from engineers to arts and even
finance graduates and even students already holding
multiple degrees. It is a deep-rooted legal institution of
par excellence having a glorious past and a bright future
ahead.
Qualitative teaching, moot-court competitions, campus
placements, legal-aid services, regular discussions, and
illustrious alumni are some of the features, which have
established CLC as a Centre of Excellence. Apart from
encouraging discussions and participation, CLC has
focused on ‘case-study’ based teaching methodology,
allowing the students
to inculcate a deep understanding of theoretical legal
knowledge along with the understanding of case-laws.
Along with academics, CLC offers many co-curricular and
extra-curricular activities to the students through societies.
The four major facilitators for this purpose are – Moot
Court Society, Legal Aid Society, Debates and Discussion
Society and the Placement Assistance Council.
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CURRICULUM
SEMESTER - I
COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
Jurisprudence - I
Principles of Contract
Law of Torts
Law of Crimes - I
Family Law - I
SEMESTER – IV
COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
Constitutional Law - II
Administrative Law
Labor Law
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS
Gender Justice & Feminist Jurisprudence
International Institutions
Competition Law
Legislative Drafting
Humanitarian and Refugee Law
Intellectual Property Rights Law - I
SEMESTER - II
COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
Law of Evidence
Family Law - II
Law of Crimes - II
Property Law
Public International Law (Law of Peace)
SEMESTER – V
COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
Moot Court Exercise and Internship
Drafting, Pleading and Conveyance
Industrial Law
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS
Information Technology Law
Jurisprudence - II
Criminology
International Trade Law
Rent Control and Slum Clearance
Business Regulations
Intellectual Property Rights - II
SEMESTER - III
COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
Constitutional Law - I
Code of Civil Procedure and Limitation Act
Company Law
Special Contracts
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS
Media Law and Censorship
Private International Law
Legal Philosophy (Theory of Justice)
White Collar Crimes
SEMESTER - VI
COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
Advocacy, Ethics & Professional Accounting
Environmental Law
Taxation Law
Arbitration, Mediation and Conciliation
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS
Interpretation of Statutes
Insurance and Banking Law
Election Laws
Minor Acts and Supreme Court Rules
Law of Carriage
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S O A K I T U P
T H E B E A C H E S
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LEGAL AID
SOCIETY
The LAS has a huge member base to
incorporate the practical element of the
legal field along with classroom studies.
It aims at effectively securing the rights of
children, women, the poor and the
marginalized.
MOOT COURT
SOCIETY
The MCS is the oldest society of the Campus
Law Centre. The MCS aims to help students
acquire the skills of research, advocacy and
critical thinking.
It organizes two internal moot court
competitions yearly - The Common
Induction Moot and The Fresher’s Induction
Moot. It trains its qualified members, holds
internal rounds to select teams for participation
in national and international moots.
The MCS also organizes the prestigious
international K.K. Luthra Memorial Moot
Court Competition.
The society has a long-standing association
with the Delhi State Legal Services Authority
(DSLSA) and has been conducting various
legal awareness drives in the rural and
backward regions of Delhi.
The DSLSA also runs a Legal Aid Clinic,
where volunteers help the Authority's
lawyers to resolve legal and any other
authority related issue of clients who visit the
clinic. Further, the Legal Aid Society aides
the State Authority in training Para Legal
Volunteers, so as to help the cause of Legal
Aid.
SOCIETIES
CULTURAL
DEVELOPMENT
SOCIETY
The CDS visions to integrate law and art to fuel
development of students. It aims at inculcating
cultural environment in campus by encouraging
student’s interaction and participation through a
medium of creative art and literary curriculum.
DEBATES AND
DISCUSSIONS
SOCIETY
The DDS has been formed for encouraging
critical thinking and providing the students
a platform to debate and discuss ideas.
To promote a culture of free and
independent thought, the DDS seeks to hold
discussions on contemporary legal issues as
well as course-related topics by organizing
weekly seminars and regularly inviting legal
luminaries to enlighten Campus Law
Centre’s budding lawyers.
At the society’s core is a desire to inculcate
an appreciation for the art of public
speaking as well as reasoned and coherent
inquest into legal matters.
The Society in the year 2018 has organized various
initiatives which include cultural
showcase and talent hunt, regularly
organizes guest lecturers to have interactive and
brain storming sessions among the
students.
In addition to this, the society has also
organized Art exhibitions, cause based
projects and creative writing competitions to
broaden the intellectual horizon of Campus
Law Centre’s budding lawyers.
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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI
JUDGES LAWYERS
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ranjan Gogoi • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Siddharth Mridul • Mr. Kapil Sibal • Mr. Bhumesh Verma
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice M.M Punchhi • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Manmohan • Mr. Raju Ramachandran • Mr. Kabir Dixit
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Y.K. Sabharwal • Hon'ble Mr. Justice V.K. Shali • Ms. Indira Jaisingh • Mr. Ramesh K. Mishra
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice D.K. Jain • Hon'ble Mr. Justice J. R. Midha • Ms. Kiran Suri • Mr. Rajan Narain
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Madan B. Lokur • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Chakradhari Singh • Dr. Pinky Anand • Mr. Vaibhav Kumar
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Vikramjit Sen • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Biswajit Mohanty • Mr. Gopal Subramanium • Ms. Kusum Sharma
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice A.K. Sikri • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Valmiki J. Mehta • Ms. Geeta Luthra • Mr. Vijay Sondhi
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice R. F. Nariman • Hon'ble Ms. Justice Indermeet Kaur • Mr. Mohan Parasaran • Ms. Jasleen Oberoi
• Hon'ble Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud • Hon'ble Mr. Justice A. K. Mishra • Mr. Jagdev • Mr. N.K. Anand
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Sanjay KishanKaul • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ashutosh Kumar • Mr. NeerajKishanKaul • Mr. Manoj Kumar Singh
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Navin Sinha • Hon'ble Ms. Justice Mukta Gupta • Mr. Maninder Singh • Mr. Amitabh Sharma
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Deepak Gupta • Hon'ble Ms. Justice Pratibha Rani • Mr. P.S Narsimha • Mr. Rohan Mahajan
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice S. R. Bhat • Hon'ble Ms. Justice Sangita Sehgal • Mr. Sidharth Luthra • Mr. Kapil Sankhla
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Hrishikesh Roy • Hon'ble Mr. Justice I.S. Mehta • Mr. Amarjeet Singh Chandhiok • Ms. Ameeta Duggal
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Sanjiv Khanna • Hon'ble Ms. Justice Sunita Gupta • Ms. Shellen Bajaj • Mr. Aditya Shankar
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice TsheringWangchuk • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Jayant Nath
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice D. R. Penjor • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Shree Chandrashekar
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice T. Vaiphei • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Najmi Waziri
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Pradeep Nandrajog • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Yogesh Khanna
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice N. Kotiswar Singh • Hon’ble Mr. Justice Michael Zothankhuma
• Hon'ble Ms. Justice Gita Mittal • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Navin Chawla
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Shri Indrajit Mohanty
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ajay Kumar Tripati • Hon'ble Ms. Justice Hima Kohli
• Hon'ble Mr. Justice G.S. Sistani • Hon'ble Mr. Justice Subhash Chandra Parija
PAST RECRUITERS AND INTERNSHIPS
RECRUITERS INTERNSHIPS
• A. K. Singh & Co.
• Amarchand & Mangaldas Suresh A.
• Kaden Boriss
• Kanth & Associates
• Advani & Co.
• Ahuja Arora & Associates
• International Trade Law
Consultants
Shroff & Co. • King Stubb & Kasiva(KSK) • ALMT Legal • Jyoti Sagar Associates
• Anand and Anand • Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan • Amarchand Mangaldas & Suresh • K & S Partners
• Bachhawat & Associates Attorneys • A. Shroff & Co. • Karanjawala & Co.
• Bajaj Allianz • LexOrbis Intellectual • Anand and Anand • Kabir Dixit, Advocate
• Bank DRT PropertyAttorneys • AZB & Partners • Khaitan & Co.
• BBPM Law Associates • Link Legal-India Law Services • BD Medical Technology • King Stubb & Kasiva (KSK)
• Capital First • Luthra & Luthra Law Offices • Bhasin & Co. Advocates • Kochhar & Co.
• Commonwealth Human Rights • MCO Legal • Centre for Legislative Research • Law Commission of India
Initiative • MMTC Limited and Advocacy • Link Legal-Indian Law
• Consumer Unity & Trust Society • M/S. K.G. Bhagat & Co. • Competition Commission of India Services
International • Noida Power Company Limited • Crawford Bayley & Co. • National Commission for
• Desai & Diwanji • OSC Knowledge Centre • Delhi Judicial Academy Women
• DSK Legal • Pangea3 • Delhi State Legal Service • Nishith Desai Associates
• Dutt Menon and Durmosett • PEC Limited Authority • ONGC Ltd.
• Evalueserve • PNB Housing • Dharampal Satyapal • O.P. Khaitan & Co.
• Future Generali India Insurance Co. • Press Trust of India • DSK Legal • P & A Law Offices
• Globiz Acumen • Prime Legal • Dua Associates • Pheonix Legal
• HDFC • Remfry & Sagar- Attorneys at • Dutt Menon Dunmorrsett • Rajan Narain, Advocate
• Human Rights Law Network Law • Luthra & Luthra Law Offices • Ramesh K. Mishra, Advocate
• ICICI Lombard GIC Ltd. • S & R Associates. Inc. • MCO Legal • Saikrishna and Associates
• Industrial Finance Corporation of • Seth Dua & Associates • National Human Rights • Singh & Singh Law Firm LLP
India • Singh and Associates Commission • Singhania & Co.
• Indlaw • State Trading Corporation of • Ernst & Young • The Planning Commission of
• Indus Law India Ltd. • Fox Mandal India
• Inttl Advocare • TCL-The Chambers of Law • Global Legal Associates • Trilegal
• Intellectual Property Consultants & • United Lex • HSA Advocates • V Mehta & Co.
Attorneys
• Justice & Care
• Wadia Ghandy & Co. etc.
• WIPRO
• Indira Unninayar, Advocate • Wadia Ghandy & Co.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)
About CLC About the Recruitment Procedure
1. How is CLC related to the Faculty of Law,
University of Delhi?
CLC is the most prestigious of the three Law
Centre’s teaching the LL.B. course under The
Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. The other
two Centre’s are called Law Centre I and Law
Centre II.
Every Law Centre is headed by a Professor- In-
Charge and has a high degree of administrative
autonomy. LL.M. and PhD. courses are
administered directly by the Faculty of Law
which is headed by the Dean, Faculty of Law.
2. Does CLC have a website?
Yes, the official website of CLC is –
http://clcdu.in/ http://clc.du.ac.in/
3. Do you cater to students with special needs?
Yes, we cater to the needs of a number of
visually challenged and differently-abled
students.
4. Who is your staff advisor?
The Placement Program at CLC is headed by Ms.
Rubina Grewal who works under the supervision
of the Professor-in-Charge Professor (Dr.) Raman
Mittal.
5. Can we speak to your staff advisor?
Yes, Ms. Rubina Grewal may be contacted during
office working hours (10 am to 5pm) by calling
CLC office on 011- 27667895.
6. What is your address for
communication?
All written communication can
be addressed to:
The Teacher Convener Placement
Assistance Council,
Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi, Chhatra
Marg, Delhi - 110007
Phone/Fax - 011-27667895
Email: [email protected]
7. Are we required to give a pre- placement talk
at your campus?
Pre-placement talks are optional.
8. Can you help conduct an aptitude test
or group discussion?
We would be happy to conduct it. We can
provide you with a suitable venue and assist
you in conducting tests/discussions.
9. Can you send us a hard or soft copy of this
recruitment handbook?
A hard copy may be arranged on request, subject
to availability. Soft Copies are available on
request. Please mail us at
10. Can you email to us soft copies of
students’ CV's instead of posting us hard
copies?
Yes, if you wish to receive soft copies of the
CVs, the PAC will email them to you on your
request.
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PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE COUNCIL
Student Members
Placement Assistance Council
The Placement Assistance Council is a student run volunteer body officially designated with the responsibility of facilitating the procedure of recruitment for the final year students.
The Placement Assistance Council creates a framework within which the representatives of various organizations in the legal industry can interact with the final year students for the purpose of recruitment by encouraging the recruiters to give important details about the profile of their respective organization to the interested students. This will enable us to evaluate their interest in the company and thus identify an appropriate fit.
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PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE COUNCIL (2019-20)
PATRON
Prof. Dr. Raman Mittal Professor- In- Charge Campus Law Centre
TEACHER CONVENER
Ms. Rubina Grewal E-mail: [email protected]
TEACHER MEMBERS
Ruchita Chakrobarty
Rohit Moonka Mehpara
CONTACT US AT
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: +91-11-27667895
STUDENT MEMBERS
Kakul Ansari
Student Convener (M): +91-9654518124
E-mail: [email protected]
Vibhuti Dhawan Student Convener (M): +91-9560759082
E-mail: [email protected]
Tarun Bhatnagar
Student Co-Convener (M) : +91-9599117232
E-mail: [email protected]
