Placement BrochureBatch of 2018

RGNUL

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KNOWLEDGE EMPOWERS

“The university is a beautiful composition of tradition and modernization. I have found that the faculty members and the students are well trued to the concept of learning.”

- Hon'ble Mr. Justice Dipak Misra (Judge, Supreme Court of India)

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ContentsVice Chancellor's Message

Registrar's Message

Mooting Achievements

Publications

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Placement Coordinator's Message

About the University

Evaluation and Marks

Placement Procedure

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About the Batch of 2018

Internships

Travel and Accommodation

Placement Committee

Dear Recruiters,

Greetings from the RGNUL family!

It gives me immense pleasure to introduce to you the outgoing Batch of 2018. This will be the Eighth Batch to graduate from the University. I am glad that this group of highly motivated and hardworking students is now about to join the legal fraternity. They have, over the course of five gruelling years, learned to cope up with the challenges of a legal profession.

All the students are admitted through CLAT from all over the country. The rigorous selection procedure at the University ensures a high calibre of students join the institution. They are groomed and their skills refined in a holistic manner. Over the past 4 years, I have observed them in numerous extra-curricular activities, excelling in most of them especially with an apt attitude of never shirking away from challenges and responsibility. At the same time, this batch has performed exceptionally well academically as well, while maintaining a healthy enthusiasm for honing their legal skills through activities such as Researching, Mooting etc.

At RGNUL, our students receive a comprehensive education, preparing them for viewing the world in an inter-disciplinary manner, endowing them with analytical skills to critically evaluate laws and function with a high ability to perform under pressure. At the same time our University instils a deep sense of acknowledgment and awareness of the society and surrounding circumstances in which the laws operate substantiating the skills of all students in addressing complex issues.

The diverse interests of the students is reflected through their varied internship experiences, which include experiences at the top Law Firms, Senior Litigators and the higher Judiciary, Multi National Corporations and Public Sector Undertakings, Research Organisations and the Non-Governmental Organisations. This experience has given them an invaluable exposure to enter into the most competitive professional world.

I take this opportunity to invite you to the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab, Patiala to interact with the students of the Batch of 2018. I am confident they shall positively contribute to the growth of not just the Organisation they join but also the legal profession as well.

With kind regards,

Prof. (Dr.) Paramjit S. JaswalVice Chancellor

Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab.

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From the Vice-Chancellor's desk

Registrar's Communique

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Greetings!

I take immense pride in presenting to you the Batch of 2018. I am confident that this Batch is enabled in all respects to shoulder the challenge and complex professional responsibilities in the times to come. The effective knowledge gained by the students through rigorous academic and co-curricular activities and the constant grooming by the intellectually rich faculty members shape the students of our University to excel in even a very demanding environment. Dynamic in vision and robust in commitment, RGNUL has traversed a long path characterized by excellence in all the aspects of academics. The University constantly endeavours to fine tune its curriculum and pedagogy to match the aspirations of the profession and society by incorporating latest legal trends in the syllabus. On one hand, the subjects of contemporary relevance and global expectations have been given due space and on the other, social justice and human rights segments continue to mark their presence in academic life of this institution.

Through the years RGNUL, Punjab has nurtured numerous outstanding lawyers with an ambition to perform and succeed. The different specialisations in our curriculum especially hone lawyers capable of excelling at varied fields of law. Our course encompasses a wide panorama of subjects dealt with in depth, along with specialised papers in the fourth and fifth year of their study. Also the University is unique in its world class infrastructure and a congenial academic atmosphere allowing the students to grow as a person and a professional simultaneously. The components like research projects, moot court exercises, clinical exercises, legal aid projects and a host of cultural and literary activities on the campus always give an edge to the students. RGNUL’s impressive performance on the mooting circuit at the national level has put this University at a higher pedestal.

Our ‘placement’ concept is envisaged keeping in mind the widest possible ambit of opportunities and an invitation is sent out to Organisations seeking hard working, motivated students. We shall also provide the recruiters with facilities to smoothly conduct their activity at the University. Lastly, I shall reiterate the positive features of the Batch of 2018 as being capably displayed in numerous co-curricular activities as well as an impeccable academic record. I am confident of their ability to work professionally in the legal fraternity, and invite you to give this Batch a chance.

I wish all the success to this talented contingent of students

Prof. G.I.S. Sandhu

Registrar

Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab.

Placement Coordinator

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Dear Recruiters,

With immense pleasure and pride I present to you, the exemplary Batch of 2018 which has endeavoured to set a mark of its own in the University’s lineage. The students of this Batch are a unique blend of professionalism, perseverance, simplicity and dedication which is evident from the number of laurels brought by them to the institution, not only in academics but also in co-curricular activities like national and international moot court competitions; writing and debating; seminars and symposia; sports and an array of cultural and literary events. The diverse interests and background of the students are reflected in their internships which include experiences at distinguished national law firms, corporate houses, public sector undertakings, senior litigators and higher judiciary. I believe that through these internships, they have gained invaluable experience which will help them face the challenges of the competitive professional world.

An inclusive vision facilitated by numerous concerted endeavours on part of the University and the consistent grooming by the intellectually rich faculty members has shaped these students to excel in the evolving and complex global legal environment. I am convinced that these students possess the required professional acumen and established skills to handle fairly challenging positions and shall prove to be an indispensable asset to any organisation. As the placement coordinator, I cordially invite you to visit our campus and meet the young legal practitioners and evaluate their flair in legal knowledge and beyond.

I wish the graduating students the very best in all their future endeavours and all the recruiters a pleasant and rewarding experience.

With Best Regards,

Dr. Shilpa Jain

Placement Coordinator

Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab.

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Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL),

Punjab, was established by the State Legislature of

Punjab by passing the Rajiv Gandhi National University

of Law, Punjab Act, 2006 (Punjab Act No. 12 of 2006).

The University is registered with the University Grants

Commission (UGC), New Delhi under Section 2(f) of

the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 and has

been declared fit to obtain grant from the (UGC) under

Section 12-B of the UGC Act, 1956 while also being

registered with the Bar Council of India (BCI).

Located in the lush green corridors of Patiala, Rajiv

Gandhi National University of Law spreads over an area

of 47 acres. The state-of-art campus boasts the best of

facilities and is equipped with up to date technologies of

rain water harvesting, sewage treatment plant and solar

cell panels. The campus, along with thousands of

planted trees, has multiple and separate hostels for both

boys and girls, a modern Academic Block, Facility Area

which has its own Bank and an ATM along with other

shopping and leisure outlets.

About the University

“RGNUL is the jewel of Indian Law Schools both physically and intellectually.”

-Mr. Khory McCormick (Partner, Minter Ellison)

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With a collection of more than 28,000 volumes and two digit online and offline

subscriptions, RGNUL has one of the biggest and the best library premises at the

disposal of its students. To further facilitate its research endeavours, RGNUL has

established several Centers for advanced studies such as,

• Centre for Advanced Studies in Criminal Law (CASCL)

• Centre for Advanced Studies in Human Rights (CASIHR)

• Centre for Advanced Studies in International Humanitarian Law (CASH)

• Centre for Advanced Studies in Labour Welfare (CASLW)

• Centre for Consumer Protection Law and Advocacy (CCPLA)

• Directorate of Distance Education (DODE)

• RGNUL Institute of Competitive Examination (RICE)

• School of Agricultural Law and Economics (SALE)

• School of Social Sciences and Inter- Disciplinary Studies (SSSIS)

The role co-curricular activities play in the overall development of a student is

undisputed. The faculty and student community of the university have ensured that a

positive atmosphere is maintained at all times for all round development of students

careers through various co-curricular activities.

The University has several student run bodies which conduct various programs and

activities in order to create a vibrant culture in the college. The bodies operate in

different arrays such as – Placement Committee, Moot Court Committee, Cultural

Committee, Internship Committee, Legal Aid Committee, Literary and Debate

Committee, Mess Committee & Sports Committee.

competitions, debates, Mediation and Negotiation competitions, Model

United Nations as well as national and international conference. Sporting and

cultural event activities have also been pursued with success at various events

as well.

The Batch has enormous experience by way of participation in various Moot

Court competitions. The students have been the winners of 7th NLU Anti-

Trust Moot Court Competition, 11th Nani Palkhivala Memorial National Tax

Moot Court Competition and 1st NUALS Securities and Investment Law

Moot Court Competition. The students have also represented the University

in moot court competitions like Willem C Vis (East) International

Commercial Arbitration Moot and Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot

Court Competition.

In addition to the wide exposure, the students have gained professional

expertise while being associated with learned judges, noteworthy advocates,

law firms, corporate houses, think tanks and non-governmental Being students of a fast emerging law University presents opportunities to

organizations. The students also have a sense of social responsibility and have engineer a new ecosystem, while it also presents interesting challenges and

been working with the University Legal Aid Clinic providing legal assistance the batch of 2018 has endeavoured all along to take responsibilities and pave a

path for themselves. They have learned copious amounts on the way,

succeeding and faltering at various times, and emerging better law students

for the effort.

The batch has an eclectic mix of students from all around the country, their

combined cultural, regional and personal perspectives lending a healthy

environment for a well ordered exchange of ideas. Since this is the eight batch

of the university, they have benefited from increased stability and contributed

to the further enhancement of the educational and co-curricular standards

while instilling a youthful hue to every university activity, be it the efforts of

the legal aid cell, or the advanced study societies or the university's entirely

student edited law journal called RGNUL Student Law Review.

The batch comprises of students both academically and scholarly inclined and

display enthusiasm for a wide ranging study of legal, non-legal intellectual

works as well the drive for co-curricular pursuits like Moot Court

About the Batch of 2018

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"I feel proud in introducing and recommending the batch of 2018 to its future employers. My interaction with this batch extends over a period of two years i.e. four semesters during which I have taught them Company Law, Taxation Law, Corporate Restructuring and Corporate Taxation. The batch is extremely hard working, diligent and sincere. The batch possesses unique qualities of academic excellence and various achievements in extracurricular activities. Many of them are excellent mooters and debaters. I think these are the qualities which any employer looks for in their employees. I strongly believe that the students of this batch will do wonders in all walks of life, be it employment or otherwise. Best of luck! "

Dr. Vipan Kumar

(Assistant Professor of Law)

to the needful. The Batch has had a prominent role in the functioning of the

various committees of the University and has been instrumental in the

organisation of various events at the University.

The Batch of 2018 has transgressed a long path towards professional

competence as well contributed to the betterment of the university on this

journey too. The environment created for such growth owes in large part to the

facilitating attributes of the university's magnificent infrastructure, well

stocked library, various electronic resources and access to databases, and

most importantly a deeply encouraging and highly competent faculty which

always pushes the students to pursue excellence. Our journey over these past

five years has been one of great learning and we hope the potential we as a

group of students hold to do good work radiates across to you too. We invite

you to come interact with us and visit this University on the rise, and we all are

keenly looking forward to this opportunity.

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InternshipsLAW FIRMS

v Anand & Anandv Argus Partnersv Athena Legalv AVA Law Associatesv AZB & Partnersv Bharucha & Partnersv Crawford Bayley & Co.v Cyril Amarchand Mangaldasv Dhir & Dhir Associatesv Dua & Dua Associates v Economic Law Practicesv Finsec Law Advisorsv Fox Mandalv Intellect Law Partnersv Jupiter Law Partnersv Juris Corp.v J. Sagar & Associatesv Karanjawala & Co.v Khaitan & Co.v Knowledgentia Consultantsv Lakshmikumaran & Sridharanv Luthra & Luthrav M.V. Kini & Co.v Maheshwari & Co.v Motiwalla & Co.v Nishith Desai Associatesv Novo Juris Legalv PDS Legalv Seth Dua & Associatesv Shardul Amarchand Mangaldasv Singhania & Co. v Surana & Surana International Attorneysv Tatva Legal v Themis & Associatesv Trilegalv Vaish Associatesv Whadia Ghandy & Co.

JUDGES/ADVOCATES

PSU'S & CORPORATES

v Justice Chelameswar, Supreme Court of

India

v Justice Amitava Roy, Supreme Court of

India

v Justice Dipankar Dutta, Calcutta High

Court

v Justice Sunil Ambwani, Chief Justice,

Rajasthan High Court

v Justice Sandeep Mehta, Judge, High Court

of Rajasthan

v Justice Govind Mathur, Judge Rajasthan

High Court

v Mr. Ashok Aggarwal, Advocate General,

Punjab & Haryana High Court

v Mr. Puneet Kaur Sekhon, Additional

Advocate General of Punjab & Haryana

High court

v Ms. Pinky Anand, Additional Solicitor

General of India

v Mr. Arvind P. Datar

v Mr. Mahesh Jethmalani

v Johnsons Machineries Ltd.

v Larsen & Tubro, Vadodra

v BMR Advisors

v National Fertiliser's Ltd.

v National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd.

v Hindustan Times Media Ltd.

COMMISSIONS/ GOVERNMENT BODIES

vv Delhi State Legal Services Authorityv Human Rights Law Network, New Delhiv National Commission for Womenv National Human Rights Commissionv State Human Rights Commissions- (Bihar,

M.P., Punjab, U.P., Rajasthan)v Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate

Tribunalv National Green Tribunal

v Centre for Civil Society, New Delhiv Centre For legal Philosophy and Justice

Education, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

v Centre for Policy Research, New Delhiv Eastern Book Company, Lucknowv Federation of Indian Chambers of

Commerce and Industryv Increasing Diversity by Increasing Accessv Lawyers Collectivev Model Governance Foundationv PRS Legislative Researchv Transparency International v Universal Just for Action Societyv World Wildlife Fund Indiav Quill Foundation, Delhiv Multiple Action Research Group, Delhi

Competition Commission of India

OTHERS

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Mooting Achievements (Batch of 2018)

WINNERS

7th NLU Anti-Trust Moot Court Competition, 2016.11th Nani Palkhivala Memorial National Tax Moot Court Competition, 2015.1st NUALS Securities and Investment Law Moot Court Competition, 2015. 2nd Amity Rajasthan National Moot Court Competition, 2014.

RUNNERS-UP

Leiden Sarin International Air Moot Court Competition, 2016 (National Rounds).2nd NUJS Justice Dr. BP Saraf National Tax Moot Court Competition, 2016. 3rd Indraprastha National Moot Court Competition, 2014.

SEMI-FINALISTS

3rd KIIT University National Moot Court Competition, 2015.2nd NLUO Maritime Law Moot Court Competition, 2015.1st NUSRL Trial Moot Court Competition, 2015.Third Best Team, Surana & Surana National Trial Advocacy Moot Court Competition (North - East Rounds), 2014.

BEST MEMORIAL

11th Nani Palkhivala Memorial National Tax Moot Court Competition, 2015.5th Justice P.N. Bhagwati International Moot Court Competition on Human Rights, 2015.

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1st NUALS Securities and Investment Law Moot Court Competition, 2015. 3rd Indraprastha National Moot Court Competition, 2014.Surana & Surana National Trial Advocacy Moot Court Competition (North - East Rounds), 2014. 2nd Mahamana Malviya National Moot Court Competition, 2014.

BEST SPEAKER/ RESEARCHER

2nd NUJS Justice Dr. BP Saraf National Tax Moot Court Competition, 2016.9th Annual NALSAR Justice B R Sawhney Memorial Moot Court Competition, 2015.1st NUALS Securities and Investment Law Moot Court Competition, 2015. 2nd Amity Rajasthan National Moot Court Competition, 2014.15th Amity National Moot Court competition, 2015.

QUARTER-FINALISTS

9th Pro Bono Environmental Law Moot Court Competition, 2015.14th SLS Pune – Surana & Surana International Technology Law Moot, 2015.4th Indraprastha University national University Moot Court Competition, 2015.Surana & Surana National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition, 2015.14th CLEA National Moot Court Competition, 2014.30th All India Inter University Moot Court Competition, 2014.13th Surana &Surana International Technology Law Moot Court Competition, 2014.National Law School International Arbitration Moot, 2014.1st NLUO Maritime Law Moot Court Competition, 2014.2nd Mahamana Malviya National Moot Court Competition, 2014.

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"Because I am a Stranger: Legal Status of

Refugees in India", International Journal of

Socio-Legal Research, ISSN No. 2393-

8250."The Slave across the street: Acknowledging

and Combating Labour Trafficking",

International Journal of Economics and

Socio-legal Sciences, ISSN No. 2395-4906."Asylum: An Interface between Rights of

State and Individual", Human Rights: Indian

and International Perspectives in the 21st

Century, ISBN: 978-93-84166-06-9."Constitutional Approach to Victim

Rehabilitation and Restoration", Victim

Compensation and Restorative Justice,

ISBN: 978-93-84166-11-3."Right to Health: A Growing Agitation

agains t the Undue Protec t ion of

Pharmaceutical Patents", Manupatra

Intellectual Property Reports (MIPR),

November Issue, 2014."The Legality of Exclusive Monopoly

Granted to the Broadcasters in 'Star India

Pvt. Ltd. & Anr. v. Haneeth Ujwal & Ors.'",

Supreme Laws Today, DLT Publication,

December Issue, 2014."Courts under Scrutiny in India: A

Comparative Assessment vis-à-vis Global

Context", National Law University Jodhpur

Law Review, ISSN: 2320-5326.

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"An Analysis of the Concept and Rights of

the Overseas Citizens of India", Madras Law

Journal, LexisNexis Publication, Vol. 287,

Part 6, December Issue, 2014.

"An Analysis of Different Aspects of

Concurring Judgment under Article 12 of the

Constitution of India", The Practical

Lawyer, ISSN: 2277-9116.

"Use of Non-Public Information acquired

during Takeover Due-Diligence Process:

Analyzing the Position in India", Law and

Financial Markets Review, Print ISSN 1752-

1440, Online ISSN 1752-1459.

"Multi-Level Marketing Schemes in India:

Need for a Well-Defined Codified Law to

Clarify Ambiguities under Extant Legal

Regime", International Company and

Commercial Law Review, ISSN: 0958-

5214.

"Benefits to Employees by Way of Stock

Options or Stock Purchase Schemes in

India: Evaluating its Scope, Need and the

Problems under the Extant Legal Regime",

European Business Law Review, ISSN:

0959-6941.

"The Strategic Debt Restructuring Regime

in India: Does i t Need Strategic

Restructuring?", Pratt 's Journal of

Bankruptcy Law, ISSN: 1931-6992.

"Facilitating Educational Needs in Digital

Era: Adequacy of Fair Dealing Provisions of

Indian Copyright Act in Question", The

Journal of World Intellectual Property, Print

ISSN: 1422-2213, Online ISSN: 1747-1796.

"Examining Perspectives and Dimensions of

Clean Development Mechanism: A Critical

Assessment vis-à-vis Developing and Least

Developed Countries", International Journal

of Law and Management, ISSN: 1754-

243X.

"Death Penalty: Multiple Dimensions in

Cotemporary Scenario", International

Journal of Law and Legal Jurisprudence

Studies, ISSN 2348-8212.

"Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2013-

Changes Brought in Criminal Law and its

Critical Analysis", Legal News and Views

Journal, ISSN 2277-5323.

"A Critical Analysis of the Laws Enumerated

in 'Pravasi Bhalai Sangathan v. Union of

India' for Curbing Hate Speeches", Madras

Law Journal, LexisNexis Publication, Vol.

No. 298, Part 6, May Issue, 2016.

"National Food Security Act, 2013- A

Critique", India Law Journal, ISSN 0975-

0606.

"Drug Abuse in Punjab: A Battle Against

Narcoterrorism", The Practical Lawyer,

Citation: (2016) PL (HR) September 85,

ISSN: 2277-9116.

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"Rights of Prisoners", Law and

Community: A Socio-Legal Perspective,

ISBN No. 9789382823490.

"Property Rights of Women and Gender

Issues", The Practical Lawyer, Citation:

(2016) PL (HR) April 85, ISSN: 2277-9116.

"Right to Service and Protection of Human

Rights", Journal of Government and

Political Studies, ISSN No. 0251-3056.

"The Cr ime Of Aggres s ion And

International Criminal Court", Selected

Essays on Crime of Aggression, ISBN: 978-

93-84166-21-2.

"Works Contract and GST: Prospects and

Challenges", Taxmann's Corporate

Professionals Today, ISSN 0975-9948.

"Women and Gender Inequality: Special

Reference to the issue of Female Foeticide",

Issues and Challenges in South Asia, ISBN:

978-93- 84385-21- 7.

"Ten Years of Transparency or a Decade of

Secrecy: Impact of RTI Act, 2005", Natraj

Sarthak Sanket Journal of Social Science,

ISSN: 2320-0480.

"An Interpretation of the Extant Indian Laws

on Hate Speech", Selected Essays on Hate

Speech, ISBN: 978-93-84166-22-9.

"Cross Country Legislation for Taming

Black Money: An Analysis in Economic and

Legal Paradigm", Menace of Corruption and

Black Money in India: Issues and

Perspectives, ISBN: 978-93-84166-09-0.

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"Value Capture Finance: A Tool to Fund

Development in Urban and Non Urban

Areas", International Journal in Applied

Studies and Production Management, ISSN

2394-840X .

"Ten Years of Transparency or a Decade of

Secrecy: Understanding the Impact of Right

to Information", Natraj Sarthak Sanket

Journal of Social Sciences, ISSN: 2320-

0480.

"Reg iona l e conomic i n t eg ra t i on :

M u l t i l a t e r a l i z i n g r e g i o n a l t r a d e

Agreements", OIDA International Journal of

Sustainable Development, ISSN 1923-

6670.

"Inclusive education and its integration with

virtual schooling", OIDA International

Journal of Sustainable Development, ISSN

1923-6670.

"Prisoners on Death Row: Death Row

Phenomenon and Clemency", Prison

Administration in India, ISBN: 978-93-

84166-16-8.

"Judiciary vis-à- vis Social Media Ethics",

Indian Law Journal, ISSN 0975-0606.

"The Child Across the Street: The Problem

of Child Trafficking", International Journal

of Economics and Socio-legal Sciences,

ISSN: 2395-4906.

"Sprawling Urban Areas and the Inevitable

Natural Disasters", The Practical Lawyer,

ISSN: 2277-9116.

"The Right to Pray", The Practical Lawyer,

ISSN: 2277-9116.

"Finding The Balance: Government Secrets

and The Right to Information", The Practical

Lawyer, ISSN: 2277-9116.

"Implementation Mechanism in the Indian

Education System", International Journal of

Legal Sciences and Research, ISSN: 2394-

7977.

"Prisoner of War", International Journal of

Socio-legal Research, ISSN: 2393-8250.

"Policy and Implementation level

perspective on Quality Education",

International Journal of Socio-Legal

Research, ISSN No. 2393-8250.

"Media Trial versus Freedom of Speech",

International Journal of Law and Legal

Jurisprudence, ISSN: 2348-8212.

"The crime of aggression and International

criminal court", Selected Essays on Crime of

Aggression, ISBN- 978-93-84166-21-2.

"Child Trafficking: The problems and

solutions", International Journal of

Economics and Socio-legal Sciences, ISSN

2395-4906.

"Prostitution in India: Re-conceptualising

the Legal Status", Human Rights

Challenges: Issues and Perspectives, ISBN

978-93-84166-08-3.

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The evaluation system at the RGNUL comprises of a rigorous system of examinations, project reports, viva voices, presentations and moot courts. At the end of every semester, each student is marked out of a total of 100 for every subject which factors in their examinations, project reports, viva voices and presentations, thereby making 600 marks the grand total of every semester.

S. No. Score (%) Grade Grade Point

1 Above 80 Outstanding (O) 10.0

2 75-80 Excellent (E) 9.5

3 70-75 Distinction (D) 9.0

4 65-70 High First Class (A+) 8.5

5 60-65 First Class (A) 8.0

6 55-60 High Second Class (B+) 7.5

7 50-55 Second Class (B) 7.0

8 Below 50 Fail (F) 0

Evaluation and Marks

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Placement Procedure

THE RECRUITMENT PROCEDURE

PLACEMENT POLICIES

EASING OF COMMUNICATION

VIDEO CONFERENCING FACILITY

ensure students are adhering to our guidelines and assisting you

with all helpful information.

The Placement Cell shall send invitations to the companies/

organisations with the relevant information. If the company/

organisation wish to conduct a Pre-Placement Talk, they can send

a request along with their preferred dates for the same. The At RGNUL, we want the recruitment procedure to be a smooth Placement Cell shall in consonance with the company/ process. We also want to optimize your success and deliver the organization's preference, allot dates for campus interviews. highest yield possible based on your offers and marketing efforts.Companies are invited to come to the campus on the allotted Unless explicit permission has been provided by the Placement date/s and conduct tests and/or interviews according to their Committee, participants are restricted from approaching recruitment process. potential recruiters directly for individual placements.

Companies are requested to interact either through student

placement coordinators or executives of the Placement

Committee.

The RGNUL Placement Committee aims to streamline the

placement process for both the recruiter and the participant.

We advise our students to consider each opportunity as a long

term commitment and to accept offers where they can make Information sessions and real time interviews can be conducted contributions over time. The placement committee understands using our videoconferencing facility, if a recruiter is unable to visit your need to finalise business planning and encourage students to the campus. The company/ organisation may contact the Placement make their decisions as quickly as possible. We encourage you to cell for more information at placements2018@rgnul.ac.in. stay in close contact with the RGNUL Placement Committee

throughout the recruiting season and offer process so that we can

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Travel Routes & Connectivity to Patiala

Accommodation

Hotel Phone NumberHotel Eqbal Inn 0175-5050700Hotel Garden Resort

0175-2215107Baradari Palace Heritage Hotel 0175-2304433Hotel Narain Continental

0175-2227122

Guesthouse, RGNUL Campus 0175-2304188

*Accommodation can be arranged on request.

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Delhi-Patiala Patiala-DelhiTrains Departure

(Delhi)Arrival

(Patiala)Train Departure

(Patiala)Arrival (Delhi)

Amritsar Dadar Express

04:30 AM 10.38 AM Amritsar Dadar Express

01:53 PM 08:20 PM

Delhi Bhatinda Express

2:20 PM 7:18 PM Delhi Bhatinda Express

07:40 AM 12:45 PM

Airlines Departure (Delhi)

Arrival (Chandigarh)

Airlines Departure (Chandigarh)

Arrival (Delhi)

Spice Jet 12:45 PM 01:35 PM Spice Jet 08:40 AM 09:35 AMAir India 11:00 AM 12:00 PM Air India 12:40 PM 01:40 PM

Patiala-MumbaiTrain Departure (Patiala) Arrival (Mumbai)

Amritsar Dadar Express 01:53 PM 04:05 AMAirlines Departure (Chandigarh) Arrival (Mumbai)

Jet Airways 12:25 PM 02:50 PMAir India 12:40 PM 07:10 PM

Mumbai-PatialaTrain Departure (Mumbai) Arrival (Patiala)

Amritsar Dadar Express 11:30 PM 10:38 AMAirlines Departure (Mumbai) Arrival (Chandigarh)

Jet Airways 09:35 AM 11:55 AMAir India 07:20 AM 10:00 AM

Placement Committee

Harshita SinghAnumeha Mathur

Tarul SharmaNeha Sharma

Prafful DawaniPriyanka Singla

Ritika VohraPallakshi Pushkar

Dr. Shilpa Jain

(Placement Coordinator)

Ms. Gurmanpreet Kaur

(Faculty Member)Mob: +91 9530585190 | Office: 0175-2391383 | Email: placements2018@rgnul.ac.in

Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, PunjabContact Us:

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