Tag Archives: Law School

Legal Education in India: A Student Survey

By Arani | Published: July 26, 2010
Aditya Singh, a final year student at Nalsar, is working with Jonathan Gingerich of the Program on the Legal Profession, Harvard Law School to put together a survey on the current state of the Indian law school system. The study includes questions on how law students are evaluated, of the prevalence and causes of copying [...]
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On applying for firm internships

By Arani | Published: July 25, 2010
As most of my class gets down to the stage of their careers where they must decide what to do with their lives (many, like myself, still have no clue), those who decide to become “corporate lawyers” will have to procure internships at the top law firms in the country. Most of these firms give [...]
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The Age Bar at Law Schools : Petitions

By Aditya | Published: May 28, 2009
Mr Mahesh Vaswani has been kind enough to send us a copy of the writ petitions filed before the Bombay High Court challenging the Age bar for entering into Law Schools. This blog has earlier talked about this case here. The petition is available here and the synopsis here. I am also given to understand [...]
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How Law School Works.

By Aditya | Published: December 28, 2008
I wish I could aptly descibe in words to the readers as to my experience at Law School, but I can’t. There are times when I can answer questions, but there are others when despite knowing the answer you wouldn’t want to give it out (and where’s my modesty gone?). For those who want to [...]
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