prospectus 2016-2017

Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal’s
JITENDRA CHAUHAN COLLEGE OF LAW
(Affiliated to the University of Mumbai)
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Dear friends,
I have great pleasure in introducing Jitendra Chauhan
College of Law which is one of the premier Educational
Institutions run by Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal
(SVKM) to you. The College was set up in the year
1977 and has 39 years history of achievements and
growth in terms of rendering quality education and
giving out to the Society alumni who have made their
mark amongst the legal fraternity. We have provided
modern infrastructure, a well-equipped library with
modern facilities and an environment congenial for
high levels of academic activity. We have tried to attract
best full-time faculties and also get the participation
and contributions of legal luminaries for not only the
curricular activities, but also for nurturing the climate
of research, creativity and scholastic activities.
Innovative academic pedagogies in terms of cocurricular and extra-curricular activities and acquisition
of practical knowledge through internships,
workshops, moot courts are liberally promoted and
supported by SVKM management. All these have
made Jitendra Chauhan College of Law one of the
leading law colleges not only in Mumbai but also in the
country.
With best regards and warm wishes,
Shri Amrish Patel
President, SVKM
Principal's Address
Thank you for your
interest in the
Jitendra Chauhan
College of Law.
We give our diverse, well qualified, and highly
motivated student body an outstanding legal
education. The College has a talented faculty of
men and women who were educated at leading law
schools. Our faculty knows firsthand about the
practice of law: many of us have extensive practice
backgrounds and are regularly involved with
practitioners on current matters. Our students are
benefited from the quality and accessibility of the
faculty.
Jitendra Chauhan
College of Law is
dedicated to being
one of the India's
great law schools,
an institution where
the ideals of
scholarly excellence, humanity and societal
leadership are celebrated and embraced.
We also serve the legal profession. Both our
students, through the Law Journal, and our faculty,
through their numerous publications in books and
leading journals, participate in the intellectual
development of the law. Not only do we have the
significant job placement rate, but also our
graduates lead major law firms and corporations
and hold faculty positions at respected law schools
across the nation.
In the year 1977, since the college was founded,
we have built upon these ideals and our long
tradition of innovative leadership to create a preeminent Indian and International Centre for legal
education and research, where excellence is found
in the quality legal education we provide our
students and the important legal scholarship we
provide the profession.
As you explore our College, you will learn more
about the Faculty, our values and goals, and our
academic programs. We hope that you enjoy the
tour, and return to visit us often. This is a special
place, with special people. If you have any
questions about Jitendra Chauhan Law College that
are not answered, I would encourage you to contact
us.
Students and faculty are attracted to our college for
a wide variety of reasons, including professors who
are intensely dedicated to the development of their
students; an international reputation for research
excellence; and a climate of pluralism and
c o m m u n i t y, w h i c h h a s y i e l d e d e x c e l l e n t
contemporary legal scholarship in fields as varied as
law and technology, law and development,
international human rights, and environmental
laws, etc.
Dr. Anil Kumar Singh
I/c Principal
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In the 39 years since the college was founded, we
have built upon these ideals and our long tradition
of innovative leadership to create a pre-eminent
Indian and International Centre for legal education
and research. The College's rich educational
program strives to create a diverse and talented pool
of students to meet the challenges of demanding
legal careers whether as advocates, counsellors,
planners or policy makers.
About SVKM
Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal (SVKM) is a Public
Charitable Trust registered under the Society's
Registration Act, 1860 and Bombay Public Trust Act,
1950. From its humble beginnings in 1934, when it
took over the Rashtriya Shala, a school established
in 1921 in the wake of the National Movement, the
Mandal expanded its activity by opening institutes
covering various branches like Arts, Science,
Commerce, Law, Engineering (Diploma & Degree),
Pharmacy, Architecture, and Management Studies,
etc. Today the Mandal has grown into a big
educational complex imparting high-level
education to more than 35,000 students. The
Mandal received a handsome donation from Shri
Narottam Chauhan for the establishment of the
Law College. The college is named 'Jitendra
Chauhan College of Law' (JCCL) after his son's
name, late Shri Jitendra Chauhan and it started
functioning from 1977.
Presently, the Mandal is investing towards
expanding the infrastructural facilities, construction
of fully air-conditioned buildings. The students and
staff are thereby provided with an ambience
conducive for studying with all the modern
amenities. The Mandal's encouragement and zeal
towards the Principal, Staff and students is indeed
worth a mention.
Minority Institution
Jitendra Chauhan college of Law is one of the
premier institutes imparting legal education in
Mumbai. SVKM, the professionally managed trust,
has successfully established 29 educational
institutions, JCCL being one of them. The status of
JCCL is that of a 'Minority Institution' for the
'Gujarati Linguistic Community'. The Primary aim
of the institution is to impart legal knowledge
(education in the field of law) and prepare the
students for various careers in law and also
mounding the overall personality of the students.
About JCCL
The college was set up in the year 1977 and has 39
years history of achievements and growth in terms
of rendering quality education and giving out to the
society alumni who have made their mark among
the legal fraternity. The College also organises
various Moot Court Competitions to enhance ability
of students by providing them exposure to practical
aspects of legal profession. It invites eminent judges
and legal professionals to judge the competition.
To meet the demands of a rapidly changing legal
and professional environment, needs of today's
legal profession, and balance the demands of both
practical and theoretical learning, the college
encourages students to participate in various
activities including moot court competition, project
management, visits to jails/courts etc. The College
Library, with its vast collection of books, journals
and online journals keeps students and staff
updated. The College also tries to seek suitable
career opportunities for students of College. The
College students are provided on campus
recruitment where top law firms, corporate and
counsels are invited to recruit students.
The College has earned laurels not only in academics
but also in extra and co-curricular activities. In the
past years, the toppers at the University of Mumbai
have been JCCL students, to name a few Ashish
Vidyarthi, Bharat Raichandani, Karishma Rao, etc.
JCCL students have won many trophies in the past in
Moot Court Competitions, Debates, Elocutions,
Sports and cultural events like chess, dancing,
singing etc. The College's rich educational program
strives to create a diverse and talented pool of
students to meet the challenges of demanding legal
careers whether as advocates, counselors, planners
or policy makers.
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Vision
To meet the demands of a rapidly changing legal and professional environment needs of today's legal
profession and in contributing to the advancement of our understanding of law, legal institutions, and
society at large.
Mission
The fundamental mission of JCCL is to provide its students with the knowledge, skills, and ethical
values needed for a career in the law. A well-rounded legal education exposes students to theory and
legal doctrine, and gives them the practical skills that will be expected of them as lawyers. In order to
achieve its mission, the college has created, and is continuing to create, a community of outstanding
legal scholars, teachers and students who are among the best and the brightest.
Neither the management nor the college accepts
Courses Offered
The College admits students for the following
any donation or capitation fee for admission to any
courses of the University of Mumbai:
course offered by the college. The public is
cautioned not to fall a prey to any misleading
Degrees
LL. B. Degree (General) (Two Year Course)
LL.B. Degree (Three Year Course)
information regarding admission in the college visa-vis donations.
Minimum marks in qualifying examination for
LL.B.
The course of the LL.B. (General) is of two years
admission
“Bar Council of India, may from time to time,
duration and that of the LL.B. Degree is of three
stipulate the minimum percentage of marks for
years duration. The first two years of LL.B. Degree
admission. Not below 45% of the total marks in
course are identical with those of LL.B. (General)
case of General Category applicants and 40% of the
course. The holder of only LL.B. (General) is not
total marks in case of SC and ST applicants, to be
eligible to enroll as an Advocate with the State Bar
obtained for the qualifying examination, degree
Council.
course in any discipline for three years LL.B. course,
for the purpose of applying for and getting
Admission Information
Admission is purely on the basis of a State Common
admitted into a Law Degree Program of any
recognized University in either of the streams.
Entrance Test MAH-Law CET (3 Years). The details of
M A H - L AW C E T ( 3 y e a r s ) i s a v a i l a b l e o n
Provided that such minimum qualifying marks shall
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not automatically entitle a person to get admission
http://www.mahacet.org.
into an institution but only shall entitle the person
concerned to fulfill other institutional criteria
A transparent admission procedure is followed
notified by the institution concerned or by the
strictly based on standard norms. Any modification
government concerned from time to time to apply
in admission guidelines will be notified on the
for admission.” (Ref: (Rule 7, Rules of Legal
college notice board at the time of admission.
Education 2008, Bar Council of India)
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they will continue with the currently accepted
academic programme. Such Candidates will
be considered in subsequent round of
admission.
(c) for candidates who choose the Float option,
and secures a seat of this choice of higher
preference, then it would automatically result
in the forfeiture of the seat accepted by the
candidates in the earlier round;
(d) Floating options will not be available to a
Candidate who is admitted to his First Choice.
Centralised Admission Process (CAP)
1 The Unaided Private Professional Educational
Institution shall admit candidates through the
Centralised Admission Process (CAP) as referred
in sub-section (3) of section 3 of the Act. The
stages of CAP shall be as stated below, (a) Display or publishing of Information Brochure
by the Competent Authority.
(b) Filling Online Application Form by Candidate
for participation in the Centralised Admission
Process.
(c) Confirmation of Online Application Form and
Document Verification at Facilitation Centre
by the Candidate in person.
(d) Display or Publishing of provisional merit lists,
submission of grievances, if any, and display
or publishing of final Merit Lists.
(e) Display of available Category wise Seats (Seat
Matrix) for CAP Rounds I, II and III.
(f) Filling up and confirmation of Online Option
Form having preferences of a Institutions
before CAP Round I. Candidates may fill in
choice of Institutes in decreasing order of
their preference as specified by Competent
Authority. The option form once confirmed
shall be considered for allotment in CAP
Rounds I, II and III.
(g) Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP
Rounds I, II and III indicating allotted institute.
(h) Reporting and accepting offered seat will be
as per the allotment of the CAP Round I, II
and III, by the Candidate at Reporting Centre.
[Government of Maharashtra Gazette
No.MAHBIL/2009/37831 dated 2nd April,
2016].
Eligibility
(a) Candidate should be a graduate in any faculty of
any University in Maharashtra established by an
act of Parliament or by a State Legislature or an
equivalent National Institution recognized as a
Deemed to be university or Foreign University
recognized as equivalent to the status of an
Indian University by an authority competent to
declare equivalent, with minimum 45% of Marks
in aggregate (That is 45% marks for all the parts
of the Degree Examination taken together),
(candidate belonging to SC and ST Category
need only 40% marks in the qualifying
examination.)
(b) An applicant who has passed the U. G. degree
and 2/3 years P. G. degree from University
mentioned in (a) after processing the studies in
the pattern of 10+2+3+2/3 with regular studies
at secondary and higher secondary schooling.
2 During the CAP, before accepting the allotted
seat a candidate can opt to 'Freeze' or 'Float' the
choice of academic program for subsequent
round (S), if any, of seat allocation as provided
below:
(a) Freeze: Candidates accept the offered seat
and if they do not want to participate in any
further rounds of seat allocation, such
Candidates will not be considered in
subsequent rounds of admission;
(b) Float: Candidates accept the offered seat and
indicate that, if admission to an academic
program in any Institution of higher
preference is offered, they will accept it. Else,
Provided that, the applicants who have obtained +2
higher Secondary Pass Certificate or First Degree
Certificate by distance or correspondence method
shall also be considered as eligible for MAH-CET of
the 3 Years Law Courses. [the applicant who has
passed the qualifying examination (10+2, U.G. &
P.G.) in a single sitting examination without having
basic qualifications (10+2+3) is not eligible]
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Further provided that, no candidate from the Open
University having a degree contrary of the UGC Act
and regulations and contrary to Rules of legal
Education shall be eligible.
No student is allowed to keep terms
simultaneously for two courses including
professional courses, such as Chartered
Accountancy, Company Secretary etc.
Further provided that, the candidates who are
appearing / appeared for qualifying examination
(regular examination of that academic year) are also
eligible to apply for the Entrance Examination. Such
candidate become eligible for admission only if they
produce the provisional / Degree certificate of the
qualifying examination and the mark lists of all parts
of qualifying examination at the time of admission.
A student from any another University
seeking admission to any of the courses will be
considered for provisional admission at his/her own
risk only on production of a 'Provisional
Certificate of Eligibility' from the University of
Mumbai on payment of requisite fees. Moreover,
the student must submit to the Registrar of the
University of Mumbai, through the college, the
necessary certificates before the end of the term;
otherwise, the admission will be treated as invalid.
For further details in this behalf reference should be
made to the Registrar, University of Mumbai.
(c) And obtained score in CET conducted by the
Competent Authority.
(Government of Maharashtra Gazette No.
MAHBIL/2009/37831, dated 11th March, 2016)
A s t u d e n t m i g r a t i n g f ro m a n y o t h e r
constituent college of the University shall
produce a 'Transfer Certificate' to be obtained
from the college last attended. The Transfer
Certificate application form should be obtained
from the college at the time of admission and
should be submitted to the college last attended. It
will be the sole responsibility of the student to
obtain 'Transfer Certificate' from the previous
college and submit it to the College office within the
stipulated period.
Minority Students (Gujarati Linguistic
Minority)
Students seeking admission under the Gujarati
Linguistic Minority category should have passed
the S.S.C. & H.S.C. or equivalent examinations in the
State of Maharashtra and should be domiciled in the
State of the Maharashtra. (As per Government
G.R. dated 11 June, 2007)
Prohibition to register for two regular courses
of study
No student shall be allowed to simultaneously
register for a law degree program with any other
graduate or post-graduate or certificate course run
by the same or any other University or an Institute
for academic or professional learning; excepting in
the integrated programme of the same institute.
Eligibility Cases
In case of students from Universities in the State of
Maharashtra, the fee would be Rs.200/- only and for
out of Maharashtra State, a fee of Rs.300/- and for
the foreign Nationals Rs.730/-. On production of a
Provisional Statement of Eligibility, a student may
seek Provisional Admission to this University, at his
own risk and on condition that he submits to the
Registrar's office through the Principal of his
Institution/College, the necessary certificates in
original together with an attested photocopy of
each for confirmation of his eligibility before the end
of the academic term in which the student is
provisionally admitted to the University. No student
Provided that, any short period, part time certificate
course in language, computer science or computer
application of an Institute or any course run by a
Centre for Distance Learning of a University,
however, shall be excepted.
Ref: (Rule 6, Rules of Legal Education 2008, Bar
Council of India)
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from another University shall be admitted to any
Institution maintained by or affiliated to the
University except on production of a provisional
statement of eligibility issued by the Registrar. In this
connection, attention is invited to the Resolution
passed by the Management Council at its meeting
held on 16th October, 2007.
• Three latest passport size photographs.
• Printout of online Anti-ragging undertaking of
students & parents on www.antiragging.in &
www.amanmovement.org
• Attested Photostat copy of Marriage Certificate
or Copy of Government Gazette (if name change
/ differ).
The Management Council Resolution is
reproduced as under:
Item No. 9: After due deliberation, it was resolved
that the proposal for issuing the Provisional
Statement of Eligibility to the students by imposing
a penalty after due date prescribed for the
respective year, the affiliated college/ recognized
institutes of Rs.5000/-, and Rs. 10,000/- for NonProfessional and Professional courses respectively
be accepted. However, the said penalty shall be
made effective from 1st October, 2007, till further
orders, subject to the fulfillment of conditions as laid
down in the Ordinances Nos. 6086.
Gujarati Linguistic Minority
• Original and Photostat copies of mark sheets of
graduation / post-graduation of all the years (all
attempts) passing certificate, degree certificate, X
and XII Std. marks sheet / passing certificate from
any Board in the State of Maharashtra.
• Three latest passport size photographs.
• Printout of online Anti-ragging undertaking of
students & parents on www.antiragging.in &
www.amanmovement.org
• Original & attested Photostat copies of Minority
Certificate.
• Photostat copy of Marriage Certificate or Copy of
Government Gazette (if name change / differ).
Pre-Admission Online Registration
Students must fill-up pre-admission online
registration (Eligibility/ Enrolment) form which is
available on 'University of Mumbai's Digital
University Portal http://www.mum.net.in' and
submit hard copy of the same at the time of
admission along with other necessary documents.
Reserved Category
• Original and Photostat copies of marksheet of
graduation/ post-graduation all years (all
attempts), passing certificate/ degree certificate,
X and XII Std mark sheet/ passing certificate.
• Attested photo stat copy of caste certificate.
• Three latest passport size photographs.
• Printout of online Anti-ragging undertaking of
students & parents on www.antiragging.in &
www.amanmovement.org
• Photostat copy of Marriage Certificate or Copy of
Government Gazette (if name change / differ).
Merit List
Candidates, whose names appear in the Merit List,
will have to appear before the Principal for a
personal interview. After the interview, the
candidate, if admitted, will have to pay the
prescribed fees by Demand Draft in favor of
“Jitendra Chauhan College of Law”.
SC/ST
• In addition to the documents referred in above
column.
• 1. Attested Photostat copy of Caste certificate.
• 2. Attested Photostat copy of father's Income
certificate from Tahsildar or Form 16.
• 3. Attested Photostat copy of Ration Card (Front
& Back side).
• 4. Gap certificate (if Applicable).
Documents to be submitted at the time of
admission
Open Category
• Original and Photostat copies of mark sheets of
graduation/ post-graduation of all the years (all
attempts) passing certificate/ degree certificate,
X and XII Std. mark sheets/ passing certificates.
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• Three latest passport size photographs.
• Printout of online Anti-ragging undertaking of
students & parents on www.antiragging.in &
www.amanmovement.org
OBC, VJ/NT and SBC
• In addition to the documents referred in above
two columns.
• Attested Photostat copy of non-creamy layer
certificate and Father's Income Certificate from
Tahsildar or Form 16.
Note: If it is subsequently found that any of
the statements made by the candidate in
the admission form are incorrect the admission
will be cancelled and there will be no refund of
fees.
Other than Mumbai University
• Original and Photostat copies of graduation,
post-graduation marksheets of all years (all
attempts) and passing certificate / degree
certificates, Migration certificate, X & XII Std.
mark sheet/ passing certificate.
All admissions are subject to the approval of the
University of Mumbai. The right of admission is
reserved by the Principal and the Management.
Fee Structure
Fees and other dues shall be payable as prescribed from time to time by the competent authorities.
S.N. Particulars
I LL.B.
General SC/S T
II LL.B.
OBC/NT/
SBC
General
III LL.B.
All Res.
Category
General
All Res.
Category
1
Tuition Fees
1500
2000
2500
2
Library Fees
450
450
450
3
Gymkhana Fees
200
200
200
4
Other Fees
250
250
250
5
Extra-Curricular Activities
250
250
250
6
Magazine Fees
100
100
100
7
Identity & Library Card Fees
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
8
Students Welfare Fund
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
9
Moot Court Fees
500
10
Development Fees
500
11
Stationery & Examination Fees
600
600
600
12
Mark Sheet
50
50
50
13
Court Visits
500
500
500
14
Caution Money
250
15
Library Deposit
300
16
Group Insurance
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
17
Disaster Relief & E. Connectivity
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
18
Sports & Cultural Activities
30
19
N. S. S.
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
E Service Charges
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
500
500
500
500
500
30
9
500
500
30
S.N. Particulars
21
Utility Fees
22
Vice Chancellors Fund
23
I LL.B.
II LL.B.
300
300
20
20
20
Document Verification Fees
600
600
600
24
Bar Council Registration Fees
100
100
100
25
University Enrolment & Form fees
220
26
Convocation Fees
TOTAL
6980
III LL.B.
980
1480
300
20
20
20
20
250
250
250
250
62 60
1030
6760
1030
Other Fees will be as under
S.N. Particulars
Amount
1
Transfer Certificate
100
2
No Objection Certificate
25
3
Transcript Fees (5 Copies)
1000
4
Additional Transcript (per copy)
50
5
Bonafide Certificate Fees
25
6
Duplicate Fee Receipt Charges
50
7
Library Fees (Ex-Student)
8
University Examination Fees
As per rule
9
Duplicate Identity Card Fees
100
10
Mark sheet verification fees (Other than Mumbai University)
600
500
the admission immediately and generate online
acknowledgement of cancellation of admission
through institution login and issue a signed copy
to the Candidate.
Eligibility Fees:
For students other than student of the University of
Mumbai
1. University in the State of Maharashtra Rs. 200/2. University out of State Maharashtra Rs. 300/3. For Foreign Nationals Rs. 730/-
(c) The refund of fees before cut-off date of
admission shall made within two days i.e. total
fee minus the processing charges of Rs.1000, or
refund rule shall be as per the guidelines of the
appropriate authorities or the State
Government, as the case may be.
The above fees structure is subject to revision by
Government of Maharashtra Fees Regulatory
Authority.
Refund of fees after cancellation of admission
(a) The Candidate shall apply online for cancellation
and submit signed copy of system generated
application for cancellation of admission to the
institution.
(d) If the admission is cancelled after the cut-off date
of admission declared by the Competent
Authority, there shall be no refund except the
Security Deposit and Caution Money Deposit.
[Government of Maharashtra Gazette
No.MAHBIL/2009/37831 dtd. 2nd April,
2016.]
(b) After receiving admission cancellation request
from the Candidate, the institution shall cancel
10
p.m. to 9.05 p.m. there will be a break for Tea from
4.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.
NOTE: The students are advised to preserve
their fee receipt carefully.
Refund of deposits/admission cancellation fees will
be made only by a cheque on submission of the
original fee receipt. However, duplicate fee receipt
may be issued on payment of Rs. 50/- with the
special permission of the Principal.
ATTENDANCE
The term 'working days' mean the days on which
the lectures are delivered. If a student remains
absent even for a single lecture of a day, he/she will
be treated as absent for the whole day.
SCHOLARSHIP AND FREESHIPS
Deserving students can apply through the
appropriate channel, for scholarships and free ships.
Prescribed forms for Free-ship for wards of Exservicemen, Freedom Fighters, Secondary School
Teachers, and Primary School Teachers are available
in the college office. SC, ST, VJ/ NT, OBC and SBC
category students can apply for scholarship/ frees h i p o n l i n e o n w e b s i t e –
www.mahaschol.maharashtra.gov.in and submit
the printout to the college office along with relevant
documents.
Allowing a student for the University examination
shall depend on:
1. Required attendance
2. Satisfactory progress and
3. Good conduct within the College.
Ordinances Nos. 6086
Every Bonafide learner shall ordinarily be allowed to
keep terms for the given semester in a program of
his enrolment, only if he fulfills at least seventy five
percent of the attendance taken as an average of
the total number of lectures, practical, tutorials etc.
wherein short and /or long excursions/ field visits/
study tours organized by the college and supervised
by the teachers as envisaged in the syllabus shall be
credited to his attendance for the total number of
periods which are otherwise delivered on the
material day/s. Further, it is mandatory for every
learner to have minimum 50% attendance for each
course & average attendance has to be 75%.
Arrangement of Terms
The arrangement of terms for the Faculty of Law is as
under:
First Term:
1st July to 10th
December,
2016
Both days inclusive
Second Term: 2nd January,
2017 to 16th
May, 2017
The same ratio shall be applied for computing the
attendance of the learner by crediting the number
of periods which are missed while participating in an
extracurricular/ co-curricular activity/ competition/
camp/ workshop/ convention/ symposium/ seminar
etc. where the said learner is officially representing
the college/ University/ District/ State/ Country with
the permission of the Principal/ Director/ head of the
College / Institute/ University Department or by the
direction of the University Officer as the case may be
wherein for the purpose.
(There will be a break for Mid-term from 6th
September 2016 to 12th September 2016 both days
inclusive.)
(There will be a Term Break from 13th December,
2016 to 1st January, 2017 both days inclusive.)
WORKING HOURS
The Lectures for LL.B. are held in the evening from
5.45 p.m. to 9.05 p.m. Practical Training, tutorials
moot court and case study classes will be held from
3.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.
Relevant Rule of the Bar Council of India
1. Save as provided in Section 24 (1)(iii) of the
Advocates Act, 1961, a degree in Law obtained
from any University in the territory of India after
OFFICE HOURS
The working hours for the college office are 1.30
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the 12 March, 1967 shall not be recognized for
purposes of Section 24 (1)(iii) of the Act unless
the following conditions are fulfilled.
i] That at the time of joining the course of
instruction in Law for a degree in Law, he is a
graduate of a University, or possesses such
academic qualification which are considered
equivalent to a graduates degree of a University
by the Bar Council of India.
ii] The Law degree has been obtained after
undergoing a course of study in Law for a
minimum period of three years as provided in
these rules, and
iii] That the course of study in Law has been regular
attendance at the requisite number of lectures,
tutorials, moot courts and practical training given
by a college affiliated to a University recognized
by the Bar Council of India.
THE CURRICULUM AS PER THE UNIVERSITY OF
MUMBAI
Subjects for the LL.B. Degree Course [Three Years
(Semester I to VI) with effect from the Academic year
2004 - 05 for all the Semester:
Important: No candidate shall be allowed to appear
for the First LL.B. (Semester - II) / Second LL.B.
(Semester - IV) and LL.B. Degree (Semester - VI)
examinations unless he/she passes in Practical
Training Paper.
I LL.B.
Semester - I
Semester - II
Paper 1 - Labour Laws
Paper 1 - Law of Crimes
Paper 2 - Contract - I
Paper 2 - Constitutional Law
Paper 3 - Tort & Consumer Protection Laws
Paper 3 - Family Law - I
Paper 4 - Legal Language including Legal - Writing & General
Paper 4 - Environmental Laws
Paper 5 - Practical Training - I
II LL.B.
Semester - III
Semester - IV
Paper 1 - Administrative Laws
Paper 1 - Jurisprudence
Paper 2 - Family Law - II
Paper 2 - Contract - II
Paper 3 - Transfer of Property and Easement Act
Paper 3 - Land Laws
Paper 4 - Company Law
Paper 4 - Optional Paper (Any One)
Criminology and Correctional Administration
Taxation Laws
Bankruptcy Laws
Paper 5 - Practical Training - II
III LL.B.
Semester - V
Semester - VI
Paper 1 - Civil Procedure Code & Limitation Act
Paper 1 - Alternate Dispute Resolution System
Paper 2 - Criminal Procedure Code, Juvenile Justice Act, Paper 2 - Law of Evidence
2000 & Probation of Offenders Act
Paper 3 - Interpretation of Statutes
Paper 3 & 4 Optional Papers (Any Two)
Paper 4 - Public International Law & Human Rights
• Banking Laws & Negotiable Instruments Act
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LIBRARY
MOOT COURT ROOM
COMPUTER LABORATORY
LAW TRYST-2015
Semester - V
Semester - VI
• Law of Insurance
• Intellectual Property Law
• Conflict of Laws
• Law relating to Women & Children
• Law & Medicine
Paper 5 - Practical Training - III
Paper 6 - Practical Training - IV
Note: Detailed syllabus available on our website: www. jccl.ac.in
room exercise and seminars provided there shall be
at least 24 lecture hours per week.
METHODS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING
Interactive teaching methods are designed to aid
comprehensive and retention for life time. Teaching
methods include Class Room Lectures, Interactive
Sessions & discussions, Case Studies, Power Point
P re s e n t a t i o n , D o c u m e n t a r i e s , S e m i n a r &
Workshops, Mooting (debating points of law before
a judge), Guest lectures, Practical Training, Project
work, Field Visits etc.
The LL. B. Degree will not be conferred upon a
candidate unless the candidate has passed in, or
cleared, all the papers prescribed for each Semester
Examination in accordance with the provisions
relating to each Semester Examination. The
performance of the students will be evaluated by
the Examination to be conducted at the end of the
every Semester and also by his/her performance in
the Practical Training Papers as per the guidelines
issued from time to time by the Bar Council of India.
EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER PATTERN LL.
B. -Total 100 marks
Q. 1 Ten Short Question (Not more than two
sentences) – 2 marks each - 20 Marks.
Q. 2 Short Explanatory/Definitional or Analytical
notes on any Four out of Six – 5 marks each 20 marks
Q. 3 Situational Questions (Problems) on any two
out of three – 6 marks each - 12 marks.
Q. 4 Essay type questions, four out of six – 12 marks
each- 48 marks.
Students can appear for the Examination in English/
Marathi/ Hindi. Question paper will be only in
English and Marathi. However, the paper in the
subject of “Legal Language and Legal Writing and
General English” is to be written only in English.
STANDARD FOR PASSING THE LL.B.
EXAMINATION:
R. 4437: - To pass the examination the candidates
must obtain 45% marks in each paper/s and
Practical/s separately. Those candidates who obtain
less than 60% of the same sitting will be placed in
Second Class. Those of the successful candidates
who obtain 60% marks and more than 60% marks
in all paper/s at one and the same sitting will be
placed in the First Class. A candidate who obtains
45% marks in Theory paper/s and Practical/s may, at
his option be exempted from appearing in the
paper/s and Practical/s as the case may be.
EXAMINATION PATTERN: SEMESTER SYSTEM
The Course leading to either degree in law, unitary
or on integrated double degree, shall be conducted
in semester system in not less than 15 weeks for
unitary degree course or not less than 18 weeks in
double degree integrated course with not less than
30 class-hours per week including tutorials, moot
If a candidate is allowed to join the next higher class
as provided in the Ordinances relating to the
different examinations, he will not be permitted to
appear for the highest examinations unless (i) he has
previously passed in the remaining subject/s of the
lower examination, or (ii) he appears in that
subject/s simultaneously with his appearance at the
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higher examination. In the latter case, however, he
will in no circumstances be considered to have
passed in the higher examination, or any part of it,
unless he passes in the aforesaid subjects (with the
percentage, if any, required for the total) at the
same time or within two years of his obtaining the
marks necessary to pass in the higher examination
or any part of it in which separate passing or
exemption as permitted by the Regulation.
Library is well furnished and centrally air –
conditioned, wifi enabled, with seating capacity of
100 students and more than 13,000 books.
Reference section, such as reference books,
dictionaries, encyclopedias, Reports, University
handbook, and question papers etc. will be issued to
a student against his Identity Card only for reference
in the Library. They must be returned at least fifteen
minutes before the Library closes. The books thus
issued must not, on any account, be taken out of the
Library Hall. A fine of Rs. 5/- or more per day will be
charged in case such books are taken out.
When a candidate owing to his failure to pass in the
remaining subject/s of the lower examination within
two years is not considered to have passed the
higher examination or any part of it, he will forfeit all
benefits occurring from the marks obtained by him
in the higher examination, but the terms kept by
him for such higher examination will be available to
him for any further appearance at the examination.
Current periodicals as well as the bound volumes of
the old periodicals will be made available only for
reference in the Library. Students should not remove
the periodicals from their places allotted in the
Library.
Library
Working Hours
Library will remain open between
8.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. on all working days.
REFERENCE AND STUDY ROOM SECTION
Journals and Reports which the Library subscribes to include:
International Legal Journals
• All England Law Reports
• Current Legal Problem
Non Legal Journals
Practical Lawyer
TIME
Indian Legal Journals
India Today
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All India Reporter
SEBI and Corporate Laws
Journal of Indian Law Institute
Indian Bar Review
Criminal Law Journal
On Line services
Supremecourtcases.com
Manupatra.com
CLR (www.clrindia.com)
Westlaw India
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Labor and Industrial Cases
Supreme Court Cases
AIR- Cheque Dishonour Reports
Taxation Law Reports
All Maharashtra Law Reporter
All Maharashtra Law Reporters (Cri.)
Criminal Law Journal
Maharashtra Law Journal
AIR- Civil Cases
AIR-Accident Claims & Compensation Cases
Electronic Journal Database
ProQuest Central
EBSCO
Science Direct
IEL Online
Springer
ASME
JSTOR
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In case of loss of identity card, student should
inform about the loss to the College Office. A
duplicate identity card may be issued with the
permission of the Principal and on payment of Rs.
100/-.
Electronic Research Section
Keeping in mind the need for legal research, our
institute has made available licensed data – base to
be used through exclusive IP Access. The Electronic
Research Section is situated in the Library itself and
in the computer laboratory which are equipped with
computers which can be used by the students
representing the College at various National and
Inter-Collegiate competitions, etc.
Transcripts
Students desirous of pursuing further overseas
studies should apply for transcripts to the college
office well in advance. After verification of mark
sheets, college will issue transcripts in ten to fifteen
days period on payment of Rs. 1000/- for five sets of
copies. Every additional copy will be issued at the
cost of Rs. 50/- per copy.
Infrastructure
The college is located on 8th Floor of Mithibai
Complex, Vile Parle (West). Infrastructure of the
college includes air conditioned class rooms with
ceiling mounted LCDs and AV facility. Computer
center is equipped with branded personal
computers adequately supported by a 3 mbps
shared leased line for internet connectivity, wide
range of licensed system software and applications
software and CCTV in the corridors and library. A
State of the Art Moot Court Hall, Library and reading
room with more than thirteen thousand books, a
Pantry, a Ladies Common Room, Separate Toilet for
Male/Female etc. facilitate to the ambience
conducive to learning.
Discipline
Attendance is compulsory at all examinations and
lectures, including seminars and moot court, all
college events etc. The attendance and the work of
the students in the seminars, classes, moot court
etc. and also the progress at the College
examinations and also their overall conduct will be
taken into consideration while granting their terms
and deciding their eligibility for the university
examination.
Computer Laboratory
College has two computer laboratories with seating
capacity of more than thirty students.
Conduct of the students in the class as well as in the
premises of the College shall be such, as will cause
no disturbance to fellow students or to other
classes.
Medical Facility on Campus
Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal runs a dispensary
which operates from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. It is
managed by fully qualified Medical Officers. Services
of dispensary are available for attending to all
emergency first aid and for OPD. This facility is
available to all students and staff members of SVKM
Institutions.
Students must not loiter about or congregate in the
college premises while the classes are in progress.
Students shall do nothing either inside or outside
the college that will, in any way, interfere with its
administration and decline.
Students must take proper care of the college
property and help in keeping the premises neat and
clean. Any damage done to the property of the
College will have to be compensated by the student.
Identity Card
Identity card issued at the time of admission is valid
for three years. Students shall keep their identity
cards with them while they are in the College
premises, and shall produce it whenever required
by any member of the College staff. Every student
must show his/her identity card to the security
personnel at the gate, failing which he may not be
allowed to enter the college premises. Identity card
is not transferable and must be produced whenever
demanded.
In the premises of the College or in the name of the
college, no Society, Association, Organization etc.
shall be formed or collection be made, tickets be
sold, function or meeting be held, person be invited
to address students, social be arranged nor anything
be printed, notice be up on the notice board nor
announcements be made without the permission of
the Principal.
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Students should, in their own interest, read notices
placed on the notice boards and website from time
to time.
previous permission from their parents/ guardians to
join the picnic etc.
Smoking of cigarettes and other harmful products,
chewing tobacco, consuming liquor or any other
kind of intoxication is strictly prohibited within the
premises of the college. Sale of cigarettes and other
tobacco products within the radius of 100 yards of
an Educational Institution is strictly prohibited and is
punishable offence under s. 24 of the Cigarettes &
o t h e r To b a c c o P r o d u c t s ( P r o h i b i t i o n o f
advertisement & Regulation of Trade & Commerce,
Production, Supply & distribution) Act, 2003, with a
fine which may extend upto 200 rupees.
All meetings, functions, programmes etc. must be
organized / conducted only under the supervision
and control of and presided over by the Principal or
by any other staff member authorized by the
Principal. Students must not engage themselves in
any political work in the College premises. Students
should not communicate, without previous
permission of the Principal, any information or write
about any matter to the Press, relating to the
college.
If for any reason, the continuance of a student in the
College is, in the opinion of the Principal,
detrimental to the best interests of discipline of the
College, he may direct such student to leave the
college
Ragging
The University Grant Commission has notified
Regulations for curbing the menace of ragging in
higher educational institutions in order to
prohibit, prevent and eliminate the scourge of
ragging. Ragging is totally banned and anyone
found guilty of ragging and /or abetting ragging is
liable to be punished under Indian Penal Code &
UGC Regulation on curbing the menace of
ragging in Higher Education Institutions, 2009.
Students securing admission to the College are
required to abide by all the Rules, Regulations and
Instructions that may be issued by the College
Authorities from time to time and submit to the
normal enforcement of the same to the satisfaction
of the College Authorities, whose decision in all
matters shall be final and the same shall not be
called in question on any ground whatsoever.
If any student is found indulging in ragging, it
should be brought to the notice of Member/
Coordinator/ Chairperson of the Anti- Ragging
Committee / Anti – Ragging Squad of the college
or Anti – Ragging Monitoring Cell of the
University immediately
No excursions, picnics or tours can be arranged
without the prior permission of the Principal. The
permission may be granted, if an application is
submitted by the students to the Principal through
the members of the staff accompanying the
students, at least one week prior to the scheduled
date. The students will have to give an undertaking
that they will behave properly and obey all
instructions of the staff members' in-charge, going
at their cost and consequences. The College will not
be held responsible for any untoward incident that
may happen on an excursion, a picnic or a tour.
When an application for permission is submitted, it
will be presumed that the students have taken
Such students will also be expelled from the
College and F.I.R will be lodged with the police
against them. Moreover, it will be mentioned in
the 'College Leaving Certificate' of such students
that they are expelled because of their indulgence
in ragging. The students found guilty of ragging
earlier will not be re-admitted to the College
again.
Anti-Ragging Committee
Dr. Anil Kumar Singh
(I/c Principal)
9820024176
Prof. Priya Shah
(Assistant Professor)
9920663131
Help Line: 022 – 26142346 / 022 - 42331400
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Mr. Anish Ghate
(Office Superintendent)
9930044065
Students in distress due to ragging related incidents
can call the National Anti – Ragging helpline 1800180-552 (24x7 toll free) or e-mail the Anti-Ragging
Helpline at helpline@antiragging.in For any other
information regarding ragging please visit the UGC
website i.e. www.antiragging.in. It is mandatory for
all the students and every parent to submit an online
u n d e r t a k i n g a t w w w. a n t i r a g g i n g . i n &
www.amanmovement.org.
The Year 2015 – 16 At a Glance
Moot Court Participations
• Shipra Tanna, Siddhi Vora and Kashyapi Desai
participated in 1st State Level Trial Advocacy
Moot Competition, 2015 organized by G. H.
Raisoni Law School, Nagpur.
• Shreyas Shah, Rukshin Ghiara and Kinchit Shah
participated in Justice Dr. B. P. Saraf Moot Court
Competition, 2016.
• Shreyash Shah, Rukshin Ghiara and Kinchit Shah
were trained for 2nd NUJS- Justice Dr. D. B. Saraf
National Tax Moot Court Competition, (Eastern
Zone) 2016 on 9th & 10 January 2016.
• Rukshin Ghiara, Nidhi Singh and Archit Bhatt
were trained for National Moot Court
competition organised by VES College of Law.
• Vaibhav Birmole and Harsh Nishar participated
in Dr. P. W. Rege Moot Court Competition
conducted by New Law College, Mumbai.
• Vidya Thakur, Archit Bhatt and Prastut Vora
participated at 11th National Moot Court
competition, 2016, organized by G. H. Raisoni
Law School, Nagpur on 11-13 March, 2016 and
won best researcher's award.
• Siddhi Vora, Kashyapi Desai and Vaibhav Birmole
were runner up at Al-Ameen College of Law –
National Moot Court Competition 2016.
Women Development Cell
Students Grievance Redressal Committee
The Students' Grievance Redressal Cell is formed to
promote and maintain a conducive & unprejudiced
educational environment.
Attendance committee
The college has constituted Attendance Committee
as per the University Ordinance 6086.
There are other co-curricular and extra-urricular
committees like Moot Court Committee, Cultural
Committee, Sports Committee, Placement cell etc.
Teaching Staff
The teaching staff consist of the I/c Principal Dr. A. K.
Singh, Full - Time Professors and Visiting Faculties.
Co-Curricular Activities
• Moot Court Association conducting moot court
training on every Saturday under the guidance
of Prof. (Dr.) Sharmila Ghuge.
• Book discussion of Michale Chabon's book “A
Story of Detection” was conducted by American
Center Library on 28th August, 2015.
• Demo Moot Court was organized for the I LL. B.
students. Dr. Sharmila Ghuge conducted moot
court training on 19th, September, 2015, for
upcoming Intra- Moot Court competition. to be
held on 10th October, 2015.
• Department of Life Long Learning Extension
orientation was conducted.
• Court visit was organized for II LL. B. students.
About 40 students visited Small Causes Court,
Family Court and Metropolitan Magistrate
Court, Bandra. The court visit was organized in
order to give practical learning experience to the
students. During the visit students got an
opportunity to observe proceedings in different
court rooms.
• Legal literacy program on “Mental Health Act”
Full Time Professors
Prof. Priya J. Shah
Prof. (Dr.) Chhaya J. Shah
Prof. (Dr.) Sharmila Ghuge
Prof. Sushma Mhaske
Visiting Faculty (2015-16)
Adv. Nimish M. Desai
Adv. Dr. Nilesh Pawaskar
Adv. Punit Chaturvedi
Adv. Santosh Shrivastava
Adv. Alan Pereira
Adv. Rajendra R. Mishra
Adv. Kamaljit Singh
Adv. Chetan Gandhi
Dr. Manmohan Kamat
Adv. Reginald Pinto
Adv. Shankar V. Rajadhyax
Adv. Mario Sequeira
Ms. Nazima Munshi
Adv. Sheela Natarajan
Adv. Archana Shrivastava
Dr. Rekhaa Kale
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was organized on World mental Health Day, in
association with Mumbai District Legal Services
Authority.
Third Intra-collegiate moot court competition
was conducted on 19th October, 2015. Thirty
teams (three participants in each team) took part
in the competition. Twenty three advocates
were invited to judge. Adv. Rajesh Singh and
Adv. Nilesh Pawaskar judged the final round.
Team consisting of Pranav Avhad, Nikhil Thakkar
and Bhayva Bhankharia were winner and team
consisting of Gaurav Anarkat, Priyank Shah and
Priyanka Shah was the runner up.
A visit to the Andheri East Police station was
organised for First LL.B on 20th January, 2016 by
Prof Priya Shah and Prof .Dr. Sharmila Ghuge.
Twenty five students visited IMC Suresh Kotak
International ADR Centre along with Dr. A. K.
Singh and Dr. Sharmila Ghuge on 28th January,
2016.
A Court Visit was organized by Dr. Sharmila
Ghuge for Third LL.B. students to Bombay High
Court on 1st February, 2016.
Court Visit was organized by Dr. Chhaya Shah
for the students to Andheri Metropolitan
Magistrates Court, at Andheri on 11th February,
2016.
Jail Visit was organized by Adv. Santosh
Shrivastava for the Third LL.B to Byculla Jail as a
part of curriculum, learning and acquiring
knowledge of condition of prisoners, on 13th
February, 2016.
As a part of curriculum, learning and acquiring
practical knowledge, forty students
accompanied with Prof. Sushma Mhaske visited
juvenile Observation Home, Umarkhadi, Dongri
on 20th February, 21016.
• Workshop on Cyber Crime was conducted on
30th September 2015, by Mr. Sachin Dedhia, a
certified hacker. Wherein the topics covered
were types of Security, social networking frauds,
modus operendi of cybercrime, complete pc
hacking & employee monitoring, recovering
deleted data, mobile hacking & security, cyber
law & its Administration etc.
• 51st A.D. Shroff Memorial Elocution
Competition was held on 17th October, 2015.
Shrey Shah was the winner; Rukmini Chaudhary
and Bhoomi Daftary were runner ups.
• First term DLLE orientation program was
conducted by field coordinator, Dr. Shrima P.
Banerjee on 16th October, 2015. This year 299
students have enrolled for DLLE program.
• LAKSHYA-16' college Sports Day was organized
on 12th March, 2016. Students & staff
participated in indoor games like Table-Tennis,
Carom, Chess, one Minute Skipping, Hit the
Target, Shooting, Tug of war and Box Cricket.
• Annual Day was organized on 2nd April;
2016.Veteran actors Mr. Pankaj Dheer and Mr.
Jeetu Verma actor, dance director, action director
and singer were the guests of honour. Along
with the conventional cultural performances by
the students, academic certificates for
excellence were given away to deserving
students.
Seminars & Workshop
• Library Orientation was conducted for all the
students.
• Adv. Zujer Udaipuri, conducted a workshop for
the students of II & III LL.B. on Drafting, Pleading
& Conveyancing on 24th August, 2015.
• Adv. Asim Vidyarthi conducted workshop on
“Consumer Protection Act: Practical Aspects”
for II LL. B. students.
• Soft skills and resume writing workshop was
conducted by Ms. Krishna Chande.
• Legal Literacy Workshop was organized in
a s s o c i a t i o n w i t h Ya s h w a n t r a o C h a v a n
Pratishthan, Mumbai. The workshop was
inaugurated by Hon'ble Justice S. C.
Dharmadhikari, sitting Judge, Bombay High
Court.
• Dr. Sharmila Ghuge conducted workshop on
writing memorial for moot court for 3rd LL. B.
students.
• Adv. Juzer Udaipuri conducted a workshop on
Extra-Curricular Activities
• Orientation programme for I LL. B. was
conducted on 31th August, 2015.
• Teachers' day and fresher's meet was organized
by the students on 5th, September, 2015.
• Hindi elocution competition was organised in
association with Hindustani Prachar Sabha on
19th September. Topic was “Mritu Varan Ka
Adhikar”- Euthanasia. About 30 students
participated. Rukmini Chaudhary won first prize,
Ankita Sharma won second prize and Apeksha
Shah third prize. Cash prize of Rs. 3000/-, 2000/and 1500/- was sponsored by Hindustani
Prachar Sabha.
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'Law Firm Management'.
Extension' on 4th February, 2016.
Placements
Placement Cell of Jitendra Chauhan College of Law
is committed to provide best job opportunities to all
the students of Final year LL.B. who are registered
for Placement Support.
Students Achievements
• Apeksha Shah & Rukmini Chaudhary won first
prize; Cristina Carlos & Shipraa Tanna won
second prize in debate competition at Arth
Utsav, organized by N. K. College, Malad.
• Cristina Carlos won second prize in Elocution
and Shipra Tanna won the first Consolation
prize. Rukmini Chaudhary & Cristina Carlos won
second prize in debate competition at Talenzziaa
organized by Tolani College of Commerce,
Andheri.
• Ankit Bhatia and Ridhi were runner up in 'Speed
it Like Beckham' at Umang 2015 organized by
N.M. College.
• Aanal Desai is shortlisted as finalist in the INBANovartis Debate 2015 held at Mumbai
University, organized by Mumbai University in
association with Novartis India Limited and
Indian National Bar Association.
• Cristina Carlos and Rukmini Chaudhary won
Third Prize at Inter-Collegiate Debate
Competition organized by S.I.E.S. college of
Commerce and Economics.
• Shipraa Tanna won 2nd prize in Inter Collegiate
Elocution Competition organized by SVKM and
was felicitated by Central Vigilance
Commissioner.
• Waqar Pathan and Ankita Sharma are selected
for the Mumbai University team for Squash
Tournament.
• Waqar Pathan represented University of
Mumbai in Inter-University Squash Tournament
held at Haridwar and won silver medal.
• Cristina Carlos won 2nd prize in Elocution
Competition at Inter-collegiate festival on 12th
and 13th January, 2016 organized by B. K.
Amlani College of Commerce & Economics.
• Shipra Tanna and Kashyapi Desai won second
prize in Narrative Jurisprudence and Judgement
writing competition at Shastrarth – A Legal
Philosophical Discourse organized by Pravin
Gandhi College of Law.
• Cristina Carlos won First Prize in Elocution
competition at Inter-collegiate Fest 'Waves'
organized by CWC College of Law on 26th
February, 2016.
• Our student Ms. Urvi Kotak won Second prize in
poster making competition in extension work
(DLLE) at Annual festival 'Uddan: The Flight of
Placement Overview
The changing corporate environment has brought
into focus new perspectives of law as a career. Today
law has provided multiple options to the students in
Corporate Houses, Law Firms, NGOs, Courts
(Litigation), Regulatory Bodies etc. The Corporate
world has its measurable share in the recruitment of
Law Graduates. The expectations of the corporate
world are very high and keeping this in mind the
Placement Cell was formed to bridge the gap
between the student and the corporate world.
Jitendra Chauhan College of Law has a Placement
Cell comprising the Placement Executive, the
Trainer, the Faculty and Student Coordinators. The
Placement Cell helps in providing opportunities for
Part T ime and Full T ime jobs in reputed
Organizations to eligible students. In the past some
of the renowned business houses and Law Firms
have recruited students from campus. In addition to
Final Placements the College actively encourages
students to take up internships during Summer and
Winter Break with Regulatory Bodies, Corporates
and Law Firms.
Placement Events and activities
This institution pro-actively invites Companies/Firms
on campus to interact with students in an open and
friendly environment to better understand and
actively engage students in events designed to help
their initiation into the corporate world with greater
clarity of purpose.
Soft Skill Training
At Jitendra Chauhan College of Law emphasis is
placed on the holistic development of students,
thereby equipping them to engage with their
professional career. The soft skills training provided
to students assist them in identifying and achieving
their own personal potential.
To make the student corporate-ready, the first year
focuses on laying a foundation in the English
Language Skills. The Second Year focuses on Self-
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management and People Skills which include
programs on Personality Development, Presentation
Skills, Goal Setting, Confidence Building, Conflict
Management, Inter-personal Skills, Negotiation
Skills, Team Building and Decision Making.
List of Recruiters for Internship & Final Placement for the batch of 2015-16
• Juris Metrics
Integreon
• Malpani Consultants
Law Chamber of Sidharth Murarka
• Shrivastav & Co., Advocates & Solicitors
Manoj & Ashok Associates
• Paniker & Associates
Adv. Aseem Vidyarthi
• Unadkat & Associates
Indani & Indani
• Sterling Associates
Iron Mountain company
• Silverdale Services (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Anil Fernandes & Associates
• Nomura Bank
Accommodation Times Pvt. Ltd.
Internships
Internship is an integral part of the curriculum for
LL.B students. It is a great learning platform for our
students and goes a long way in shaping the
learning obtained in the class room. This experience
is of immense use in familiarizing students with the
working of both the Law Firm/Corporate Firms.
The Internship is available for all the three year and
extends from 4 to 6 weeks. It is not only a window to
the corporate world but also a relationship building
tool for Jitendra Chauhan College of Law. It allows
the firms to judge the talent of our students, thereby
strengthening Final Placements.
Lectures by Distinguished Educationist & Legal Luminaries
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TOPIC
RESOURCE PERSON
24.08. 2015
Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing
Adv. Zujer Udaipuri
29.09.2015
Consumer Protection Act: Practical Aspects
Adv. Asim Vidyarthi
02.01.2016
Career Options & How to Succeed in Law
Designated Senior Counsel Adv. Jai
Chinai
04.01.2016
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Director, New Horizons
06.01.2016
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Department of Law
University of Mumbai
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30.01.2016
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Vice President
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