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Contents

Our Legacy

Chairman's Message 01

A Word about our Committee 02

About GLC 03

Why GLC? 03

Publications 04

Conferences 04

College Committees 06

Infrastructure 09

Curriculum 10

Courses 11

Students' Achievements 12

Past Recruiters 13

Recruitment Procedure 14

Recruitment Registration Form

RECRUITMENT HANDBOOK - 2016 GLC. MUMBAI

Hon'ble Ex-President,Pratibha Patil

Ashok DesaiCyrill Shroff Anil Divan Bahram Vakil

Goolam E. Vahanvati

Rahul Bajaj Nishith Desai Soli Sorabji L. K. Advani

Justice H. J. Kania Justice M. C. Chagla

DR. B. R. Ambedkar Justice P.N. Bhagwati

Darius Khambata N. A. Palkhivala Fali S. Nariman Shardul Shroff

Our Legacy

The Placement Committee of Government College is one of the most important Committees of the

College, shouldering the responsibility of providing a stepping stone to success to budding lawyers

graduating from the college.

The Committee aims at exhausting all possible opportunities of recruitment with law firms,

counsel, LPOs and corporate houses. It acts as a link between the recruiters and the students,

thereby fulfilling the needs of both, and enabling the students to get placements on campus. The

members of the Placement Committee strive hard to ensure that maximum students from the

college get placed, thus providing them with an opportunity to optimize their skills.

The Annual On-Campus Recruitment Programme 2014 - 2015 was a huge success, as the Placement

Committee, true to its motto, succeeded in having more than 100 top law firms, counsel and

corporate houses recruit our students.

Since the last few years, the Placement Committee has been implementing the recruitment process

throughout the year, thus functioning all year through. The Committee organizes two placement

weeks throughout the year, one in September, which is exclusively for associates, and another in

February, which covers Associates, Article Clerks and Interns. This widening scope of the

Committee is sure to benefit both the students and the potential employers.

The participation of a large number of students, lawyers, solicitors, law firms and corporate houses

was a source of inspiration for all students who work zealously for the Committee, and will

encourage them to undertake the Recruitment Program of the current academic year with even

greater zeal and enthusiasm.

Recruitment Program - 2016

Prof. H.D. Pithawalla

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Chairman's Message

The Placement Committee, that is, the Recruitment Coordination Committee of the college works

ardently throughout the year to ensure that students from the campus get every available

opportunity of recruitment with Law Firms, LPOs, Counsels or Corporate Houses.

The Bi-Annual Recruitment Programme 2014 - 2015 was a grand success as the committee succeeded

in getting more than 100 top law firms, counsels and corporate houses to recruit from our college.

The participation of a large number of advocates, solicitors, law firms, LPOs and corporate houses

showed that the diligent work of the committee members paid off and further ensured that the same

enthusiasm and zeal is continued throughout the current academic year.

The Placement Cell strives for professionalism, commitment and fairness. Above all, it strives for the

promotion of strong relationships between the recruiters and the campus for the ultimate benefit of

both of them. We sincerely hope that our bond with the past recruiters is only strengthened and a

strong bond is made with the new recruiters.

It would indeed be our privilege to cater to your requirements of associates Article clerk and interns

for the batch of 2016, 2017 & 2018. The detailed procedure is mentioned elsewhere in the brochure.

On this note, we hope to have an incredible experience and a very fruitful year ahead for both our

esteemed recruiters and the students.

Best Wishes,

A Word About The Committee

Arpit Kumar Mishra

General Secretary,

Placement Cell,

Government Law College,

Mumbai

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Looking back in time, one becomes aware of the immeasurably important role this pioneering law institute has played

in the judicial, political, social and historical background of India. Legal luminaries like Dr B. R. Ambedkar, the architect of

the Indian Constitution, Justice M. C.Chagla, former Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court, Lokmanya Tilak, freedom

fighter, Sir Motilal Setalvad, the first Attorney-General of Independent India, Smt. Prathiba Patil, Hon'ble Ex-President

of India, Mr. Goolam E. Vahanwati, the Attorney-General of India and many other prominent personalities have left

their footprints behind for time immemorial. Today, one cannot help but relive all those memorable moments which

contributed to making this institution the most distinguished law college in the country. With a heritage spanning more

than a century and a half, the Government Law College, Mumbai, has dominated the legal landscape of India since

1855.The College is a staunch believer in the importance of knowledge and the freedom of expression. It is an

educational institution endowed with a tremendously scholastic environment, a thoroughly competent faculty and

professionally focused students. Along with a rigorous curriculum, the college boasts of several co-curricular activities

such as Moot Court Competitions, Debates, publishing of the Law Review and College Magazine, providing Legal Aid,

etc. It believes that it is essential to bring together the youth of today in spirited debate and discussion, to facilitate a

better understanding and to tackle the global issues faced today. Before 1855, there was no formal legal education for

legal officers and lawyers in this country. In the same year, the Government Law School was established at the

Elphistone Institute. Government Law College, Mumbai, which completed its sesquicentennial year in 2005, is one of

the premier law colleges in India and has produced scores of distinguished alumni who have made an enduring impact

on the legal jurisprudence of the country.

WHY GLC ?

GLC believes in the blend of imparting education along with gaining practical experience, thus ensuring that students

are well versed with the intricacies of the practical application of law in diverse areas, even before graduating.

Solicitors: Government Law College is one of the few legal institutions which gives its students an opportunity to enrol

for the Solicitors' Exams while undergoing their Graduation studies. Taking full advantage of being situated in the

financial capital of India, the students of GLC work as article clerks simultaneously, thereby fulfilling one of the

requirements of a full-fledged solicitor.

Chartered Accountant, Company Secretary, Chartered Financial Accountant: Students get an opportunity to undergo

add-on professional courses like C.S, C.A and C.F.A. These courses enable students to expand their knowledge and

awareness even as fresh graduates.

INTERNSHIPS: Corporate / Law Firms / LPOs: Mumbai, the commercial capital of India, is home to several Law Firms,

Corporate Houses and MNC's. Due to flexible lecture timings, students start pursuing their internships from the second

year of college itself. Thus, at the time of graduation, they have the expertise and knowledge, which can be considered

to be at par with working law professionals. GLC is the only educational institution which exposes its students to a

Pandora of work opportunities in the legal field.

Judicial: The proximity of the college to the Bombay High Court offers another incentive to the college students. They

undergo internships under sitting judges, counsel and senior counsel. The presence of famous legal luminaries at a

close proximity to the college encourages the students to go beyond the curriculum and undertake long-term

internships and thus enables them to outshine others in the practical field. During college vacations, our students have

successfully interned with Supreme Court judges as well.

ABOUT GLC

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mèLAWnge

The Annual College Magazine - 'mèLAWnge' gives the students an opportunity to showcase their talent in the form of articles, poems and short stories which improves their outlook towards abstract matters and gives them an opportunity to put forward their views. The Magazine Committee organizes various literary competitions like National Legal Essay Writing Competitions Vyas GLC National Legal Essay Competition, Dinshah Mulla Legal Essay Writing Competition, Original Story Writing Competition, Research Paper Writing Competition, thus encourazing the students to develop their creativity and legal research skills.

LAW REVIEW

The 'Law Review', being the core publication of legal research and writing of the college, provides a platform for students to hone their writing skills and display their originality of thought. Articles, being a reflection of the broadening horizon of the students' vision and interdisciplinary approach to writing, range from fields as varied as Securities Law and IPR, Taxation and Cyber Laws and even issues like the entry of foreign law firms into India.

This Journal has published articles written by Justice Roshan Dalvi, Justice S. Radhakrishnan, Justice V.G. Palshikar and Justice D.R.Dhanuka on various topics.The Law Review of Government Law College, Mumbai was privileged to have former late Chief Justice of India,Mr. Y.V. Chandrachud as its Editor-in-Chief.

CONFERENCES

6th Government Law College International Law Summit, 2015

Ÿ Supported by the World Trade Organization (WTO), Geneva, the 6th Government Law College International Law Summit was held from 30th January to 1st February, 2015, with 'International Economic Law' as its theme. A resounding success, the Summit received attention from myriad sections of the intelligentsia and the legal fraternity from all over the

country and around the world.

Ÿ The Summit comprised of key-note addresses, lectures, workshops, a Call for Papers Competition, and two novel competitions – the Judgment Deliberation Competition© and the Treaty Appreciation Competition©, which were both conceived within the portals of Government Law College, and are unique to SPIL, Mumbai.

Ÿ While the main highlight was a Webinar session with Mr. Miguel Antonio Villamizar, Dispute Settlement Lawyer, Legal Affairs Division, World Trade Organization (WTO), Geneva, on the topic – 'Bali Ministerial Declaration and Decisions', seminars were conducted by legal stalwarts like Mr. Suhail Nathani, Founding Partner, Economic Laws Practice (ELP), Mr. Murali Neelakantan, the then Global General Counsel, Cipla Limited and Mr. Iqbal Khan, Associate Partner, Khaitan & Co.. The keynote address was delivered by Hon'ble Mr. Justice V. M. Kanade, Judge, Bombay High Court.

Ÿ One of the crucial and exciting aspects of the Summit was the Panel Discussion, which facilitated an inspiring discussion on a subject of great relevance -'The Look East Policy: Challenges and Opportunities for Stable Trade Relations & Economic Growth'. The Panelists for the day were Mr. Somasekhar Sundaresan, Partner, J. Sagar Associates, Professor Agnelo Menezes, Head of Dept., Masters in Public Policy, St. Xaviers College, Mumbai, Mr. Shardul Thacker, Senior Partner, Mulla & Mulla & Craigie Blunt & Caroe, Mr. Sanjay Notani, Partner, ELP, and Mr. Abhinav Bhushan, Deputy Counsel, International Chambers of Commerce, Paris.

Ÿ SPIL also undertook to organize interactive workshops and informative guest lectures throughout the year at the Government Law College, keeping up with its motive of promoting International Law among students.

PUBLICATIONSGLC. MUMBAI


MODEL UNITED NATIONS (MUN) SOCIETY

Model United Nations Society of Government Law College, Mumbai, aims to

educate students about the advantages of MUNning, assist them and

facilitate greater participation of the students of Government Law College at

various State, National and International level Model United Nations

Conferences, which help them enhance their skills such as research, writing,

public speaking, problem solving, consensus building, conflict resolution

along with compromise and co-operation. Last year the MUN Society successfully organized the annual GLCMUN

Conference which witnessed more than 300 delegates and Intra- MUN for the freshers. College Contingents were sent

to Harvard, IIT Kanpur, CBIT and World MUNs where the delegates won laurels for the college.

DEBATING

“Don't raise your voice, improve your argument."

These words of Archbishop Desmond Tutu reflect in letter and

spirit the ethos of the Debating and Literary Society of

Government Law College, Mumbai. The Debating and Literary

Society of Government Law College provides a platform to

budding lawyers to improve their skills of oral advocacy and

public speaking and mature into socially aware and responsible

citizens of the country. The Society encourages students to

develop thinking and questioning minds and explore hitherto unknown aspects of subjects of regional, national and

international importance. By training students to formulate and exercise opinions after careful analysis, the Society

prepares them for advanced mooting and oral championing, thereby giving them a distinct advantage over others. The

Society organized 4 main events in 2014-15 - i) the Freshers’ Debate, ii) Perspective: Maharashtra 2014 - the inter

collegiate debate competition, iii) the Intra GLC British Parliamentary Debate Competition and iv) The Policy Debate (in

association with Gateway House: Indian Council on Foreign Relations) In addition, the Society introduced a book club to

promote reading habits among students. The Debating and Literary Society maintained a strong online presence

throughout the year. Periodic mails were sent out to members covering a wide array of topics. Some unique initiatives

were also taken, such as organizing Facebook debates as well as conducting a first-of-its-kind live online debate on the

ethical aspects of torture.

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The College has more than 14 Committees which provide a diverse and enriching experience to the students in different facets of life. The Moot Court Association, Student’s Council, Legal Aid, Magazine Committee, Law Review, SPIL, Social Service League, Sports Committee, Dramatics Committee, Gujarati Mandal, Hindi Parishad and the Music Circle help in the overall development of the students.

MOOT COURT ASSOCIATION (M.C.A.) The Moot Court Association is a vibrant body of 65 members and 12 core members who work throughout the year to promote mooting as a co-curricular activity. Year after year, it hosts 5 of India’s best moot court competitions as well as coordinates several workshops and activities within the college, not only to enable students to excel in the numerous moot court competitions that GLC participates in, but also to train the first year entrants in the skill of

mooting.The following is a brief list of the activities and events both intra and inter-college, conducted by the MCA throughout the year:Ÿ D. M. Harish Memorial Government Law College International Moot

Court CompetitionŸ N. B. Naik Memorial Government Law College State Marathi Moot

Court Competition. Demo Moot, Mock Fresher’s Moot and Mooting workshops

Ÿ Sir Jamshedji Kanga Intra College Moot Court CompetitionŸ I L G ra n d M o o t C o u r t

Competition: An intra college moot based on the

separate discipline of International Law which serves as a suitable elimination to select students for some of the best international moots in the world

Ÿ Grand Moot Court Competition: Serves as an elimination round for some of the country’s best moots

Ÿ Demo Moot, Mock Fresher’s Moot and Mooting workshops.Ÿ Fresher’s Moot Court Competition: First step taken by first year law

students to enter into the arena of mooting.Ÿ Intro-Moot Court Competition: An introductory moot for the first year students of the three-year law course.Ÿ Common Eliminations: Held to select students who form the GLC team for state and national moot court

competitions

LEGAL AID COMMITTEELegal Aid Committee - As the name itself suggests, people who can't afford lawyers are provided legal aid Pro Bono. The motto also includes spreading awareness on social issues throughout Mumbai. Various street plays, workshops and sessions are done in slums, schools and colleges. In collaboration with various NGOs, awareness is spread and an opportunity is given to the college students to volunteer in these NGOs and serve the society. Regular jail visits are done to Byculla, Arthur Road, Thane and Kalyan for writing the bail applications of the prison inmates who have committed petty offences. Not only prisoners but also the juveniles are taken into consideration. Regular visits to Dongri Juvenile Home is done by college students to teach moral values and fun activities for the juveniles.. Legal Aid Quiz is an annual event which is done for the college students and involves current affairs and legal issues.Humanity first - from assisting the authorities to the underprivileged. The Legal Aid Committee organizes 'Sunday School' for street children between the age of 3 and 16 years and also works with the State Secretariat- Land and Revenue Department and the Maharashtra State Consumer Forum, where the members of the Committee help in speedy disposal of pending cases. It also organizes jail visits and filing of bail applications by students in the Arthur Road and Byculla prisons.

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONThe Alumni Association (Students’ Wing) is a committee which engenders a

bond between the college and its ex- students. The committee works under

the tutelage of the Alumni Association, the Parent Body, whose sole aim is to

strive for the amelioration of the College. The association conducts the

following events viz, Effective Communication Skills Workshop, The Pune

study Tour, The Delhi Study Tour, Principal Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Lecture, Guest

Lecture series, Nivedita Nathany Memorial Award for ‘Best Leadership

Qualities and Academic Excellence, a cricket match between the students and

Alumni and a felicitation ceremony every 5 years to felicitate illustrious Alumni.

STUDENTS’ COUNCILThe Students' Council of Government Law College, Mumbai is the apex student body of college. It functions to liase

between the students and the administration of the college. The Council conducts several activities throughout the

year. The Council hosted representatives from foreign universities and career consultancy firms to ensure opportunities

for students who wish to pursue higher studies abroad. A group of students also attended a Cancer Awareness

Campaign conducted by NDTV. A lecture and panel discussion was organized centered around India's Trade Policy and

Law. The speakers for the same were Professor Raj Bhalla (Kansas University), Dr.Kara Tan (founder of the 'Seven Pillars

Institute for Global Finance and Ethics'), Professor Kishu Daswani and Canadian Consul General Mr. Richard Bale. An

interactive session was held with Harvard alumnus Sheel Tyle. The Council members also helped the college

administration with the admissions procedure. The Council also keeps students updated on National Conferences,

essay and legal writing competitions throughout the year. At the start of the new academic year an orientation

ceremony was held for first year students during which they were familiarized with the college and the several student

committees. The annual M.C. Chagla Lecture Series was held with a resounding success. The panel of speakers featured

some of India's finest legal practitioners. The speakers delivered comprehensive lectures on contemporary topics giving

the students a flavor of the areas they practise in. The first lecture was held by Mr. Porus Kaka (a senior advocate and

President of the International Fiscal Association) on the 'Basics of International Taxation'. The second speaker Ms. Nisha

Uberoi (Head of the Competition Department at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas) delivered a holistic lecture on

Competition Law. A succinct presentation on the 'Dos and Don't's of Transaction Documents in Private Equity' was

delivered by one of India's most famous women lawyers, namely, Mrs. Zia Mody (Partner AZB & Partners). A most

captivating session on 'Partition, Constitution making and Constitutionalism in India and Pakistan' by Dr. Menaka

Guruswamy (A Rhodes and Gammon Scholar, currently practicing in the Supreme Court) was a perfect end to the days'

series. An advanced lecture series on Real Estate Law is scheduled to be held soon in association with the law firm

Hariani and Co. Thus the opportunities provided to the students are boundless.

SPIL

In an increasingly integrated world, with growing trans-national interactions, the significance of international law has

never been greater. International events have come to dominate the domestic landscape. In order to understand the

tumultuous nature of international relations and to promote a greater awareness and understanding of international

law, the students of Government Law College, Mumbai formed Students for the Promotion of International Law,

Mumbai (SPIL, Mumbai). SPIL, Mumbai seeks to promote international law, encourage

communication and cooperation among students and

lawyers internationally, contribute to legal education,

promote social responsibility in the field of law, increase

opportunities for students to learn about other cultures and

legal systems worldwide and publicize educational and career

opportunities in international law. The members of SPIL,

Mumbai, strive towards taking legal studies to another level

for a better tomorrow.

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The College, situated in the busy, bustling area of Churchgate, houses huge classrooms over three spacious floors along with the library, Auditorium, Canteen,etc. The institution also has an annexe building with additional classrooms, seminar rooms and a library.

ELECTRONIC RESEARCH ROOM (ERR)

The ERR is as a state-of-the-art facility which provides the students and professors of the College, access to the Internet and various legal research databases. The ERR has subscribed to Manupatra, Legalpundits, two online legal databases, SCC Online and Lexis Nexis.

LIBRARY

This is a centre of great activity in GLC. The library and reading room on the third floor, named after Harilal J.Kania, can actually boast of maximum attendance. The library has a massive collection of books on literally every topic a law student would require. It is a centre for all kinds of research, study and even animated discussions about controversial matters. It houses the prestigious original copy of the 'Indian Penal Code' drafted by Lord Macaulay.

The Library subscribes to a cosmic variety of Journals like-

• Administrative Tribunals Cases• All India Reporter• American Journal of International Law • Bombay Law Report • Cambridge Law Journal• Company Law Journal• Economic & Political Weekly• Income Tax Reports• Indian Socio-Legal Journal• Industrial Property Law Reporter• Journal of Criminal Law• Journal of the Indian Law Institute• Labour Law Journal• Maharashtra Law Journal• Queen's Bench Division - Law Reports• Supreme Court Cases• Supreme Court Reports• The Bombay Law Reporter

INFRASTRUCTURE

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CURRICULUMGLC. MUMBAI

SEMESTER X / III - VI

• Alternative Dispute

Resolution

• Law of Evidence

• Optional Papers - Any two

of the following

subjects: Banking

and Negotiable

Instruments Act

• Law of Insurance

• Intellectual Property

• Law Conflict of Laws

• Law relating to

Women & Children

• Law and Medicine.

• Practical Training-III

• Practical Training- IV

SEMESTER I

• Logic-1

• Economics

• English-I

SEMESTER II

• History

• Political Science-I

• Legal Language

SEMESTER V/III - I

• Labour- Laws

(Industrial Disputes

Act, Collective

Bargaining, Industrial

Employment (Standing

Orders) Act, Workmen

Compensation Act,

MRTU and PULP

Act)

• Contract Act I

(General principles of

Contract, Sections 1-75)

and Specific Relief Act

• Law of Torts and

Consumer Protection

Act.

• Legal Language

including Legal Writing

and English.

SEMESTER III

• History of Courts

• Sociology

• Political Science-II

SEMESTER IV

• Political Science-III

• English-II

• Logic-II

SEMESTER VI / III - II• Law of Crimes and

Criminal Jurisprudence

• Constitutional Law and

Civil Rights Act

• Family Law-I

(Mohammedan Law,

Indian Divorce Act and

Christian Marriage Act,

Indian Succession Act,

Parsi Marriage and

Divorce Act)

• Environmental law

• Practical Training-I

SEMESTER VII/III - III

• Administrative Law

• Family Law - ll

(Hindu Law, Family

Courts, Special

Marriage Act)

• Property Law

( Transfer of Property

Act & Easements Act)

• Company Law

(including FEMA)

SEMESTER IX / III - V

• Civil Procedure

Code & Limitation

Act.

• Criminal

Procedure Code,

Juvenile Act, Probation

of Offenders Act

• Interpretation of

Statutes & General

Clauses Act

• Public International

Law & Human Rights

SEMESTER VIII / III - IV

• Legal Theory

(Jurisprudence)

• Contract-II (Contract

Act, Section 121 to

Section 238, Indian

Partnership Act,

Sales of Goods Act)

• Land Laws

• Optional Papers: Any one

of the following

subjects: Criminology,

Taxation Law, Law of

Insolvency.

• Practical Training-II


L.L.M. and Other Courses

The University of Mumbai conducts the course for the LL.M. Degree. The LL.M. degree of the University of Mumbai

enables students to develop their interests in many of the major areas of law to which they have been introduced in

the LL.B. course and also provides opportunities for the study of important specialized areas.

Post Graduate Certificate Course In Human Rights: The primary goal is to develop participants' ability to think

critically, understand and deliberate on the intricacies of Human Rights. The course is adequately interspersed with

field visits as this would expose participants to the means available for the protection of human rights.

Postgraduate Diploma Course In Securities Law

Recognising the growing importance of India's Capital Market and in keeping with its pioneering role in Indian Legal

Education, the Government Law College, Mumbai, offers a one-year Postgraduate Diploma Course in Securities Law

which is the first of its kind in India. Admission is open to candidates holding a Bachelor's Degree from any faculty of

the University of Mumbai or an equivalent degree from any other University, having a basic knowledge of Corporate

Laws. The course is conducted by visiting faculty from law firms, RBI and SEBI.

Post Graduate Diploma In Intellectual Property Rights

IPR is emerging as a critical field of law, for protection of intellectual property in the form of patents, trademarks,

copyright or design, with its demand increasing constantly. Admission is open to candidates holding a Bachelor's

Degree from any faculty of a recognised university. This course is useful not only to lawyers, but also to engineers,

doctors, etc. especially with respect to knowledge about patents and copyrights.

Diploma In Cyber Law

Information Technology has pervaded every aspect of human life and it is essential for law students to keep

themselves abreast of the latest developments in this nascent but rapidly evolving legal field. Accordingly, since the

year 2004-2005, the Government Law College has been conducting a "Diploma in Cyber Law", in association with the

Asian School of Cyber Law.

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FIVE YEARS COURSE

V-I

1. Mrunali Lanjewar

2. Vidhi Shah

3. Rushi Bhagat

V-II

1. Manasi Bhushan

2. Pree� Sahai

3. Utsha Dasgupta

V-III

1. Supriya Shekhar

2. Radhika Varma

3. Gayatri Gokhale

V-IV

1. Siddharth Bhise

2. Sulekha Agarwal

3. Shrinajee Bha�acheree

V-V

1. U�ara Srinivasan

2. Pra�k Vyas

3. Aniesh Jadhav

SPECIAL MENTION:

SHYAMALENE SIQUEIRA

1. The N. M. Wadia Gold Medal;

2. The Shri B. J. Patel Diamond Jubilee

Memorial Trust Gold Medal;

3. Late Kanubhai M. Patel Gold Medal;

4. The Shri Vishwanath Narayan Budhisagar

Gold Medal.

STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

THREE YEARS COURSE

III-I

1. Zarir Marfa�a

2. Fa�ma Lokhandwala

3. Asmita Pa�l

III-II

1. Aliya Munsiff

2. Sahil Harjani

3. Afshan Menon (Third)

4. Shweta Doshi (Third)

III-III

1. Ashraf Amir

2. Jheel Kothari

3. Vinay Poojari

MOOTING ACHIEVEMENTS

1. 22nd M.C. Chagla Memorial Government

Law College Na�onal Moot Court

Compe��on, 2015.

Sohan Kinkhabwala (Speaker)

Shinjan Alok (Speaker)

Chitrangada Singh (Researcher)

Best Team

Best Memorial

2. 42nd Sir Jamshedji Kanga Memorial

Government Law College Intra College

Moot Court Compe��on, 2015.

Shivam Dwivedi

Mohit Khanna

Nikhil U�a

Best Team

3. Surana & Surana Na�onal Corporate

Moot Court Compe��on 2015.

Rohan Garg

Devashree Sanghvi

Shantanu Gupta

2nd Best Memorial

4. 5th FYLC Ranka Na�onal Moot Court


Devashree Sanghvi

Aditya Khare


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5. Surana and Surana Na�onal Trial Advocacy

Moot Court Compe��on, 2015.

Priyesh Srivastava

Pree� Sahai

Soham Banerjea

Soumee Saha

Spirit of Surana

6. 5th K.R Ramamani Taxa�on Moot Court

Compe��on, 2015

Siddharth Bagga (Speaker)

Jason John (Speaker)

Mehul Jain (Researcher)

2nd Best Team

7. PN Bhagwa� Interna�onal Moot Court

Compe��on on Human Rights, 2015.

Kyle Dsouza

Manasa Hegde

Raghav Ginodia

2nd Best Team

8. NUALS Kochi Na�onal Securi�es Law Moot

Court Compe��on 2015.

Bhanu Chopra

Shaurya Parihar

Tanwika Kumari

2nd Best Team

9. 4th Indraprastha Na�onal Moot Court


Harshit Goel

Sonali Singh

Aditya Sharma

Best Memorial

10. 3rd Amity Interna�onal Moot Court

Compe��on

Tanay Chopra

Pra�k Singhvi

Arpit Kumar Mishra

2nd Runners-Up

SPORTS ACHEIVEMENTS

1. VIRUDHAKA(2014) – NLIU Bhopal :

Gold – (a) Football, Volleyball girls, T.T.

Mixed doubles, TT women's double, 200mts

sprint

Silver – (a) TT Men's double, 100mts sprint,

50-100mts swimming(freestyle) and 50m

backstroke

2. SYMBHAV(2014) – Symboisis Pune :

Gold – Carrom

Silver – Table Tennis Boys

3. INVICTA(2014) – NUJS Kolkata:

Gold – Football, TT Girls, TT Men's

4. MAGNUS (2014)- Jindal Global Law School:

Gold – Volleyball Girls, T.T Girls

5. SPIRITUS(2014) – NLSIU Banglore:

Gold – Carrom

6. Mumbai University(2014) :

Bronze - Volleyball Girls

Basketball Girls- 4th Place

7. Showdown (2014) :

Gold - Football and Cricket Boys.

Silver – Volleyball Girls.

8. Army Ins�tute Pune:

Students Open : Volleyball Girls stood 1st

Sportsaga : Silver

STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS


PAST RECRUITERS

Law Firms:

Ÿ Advani & Co.

Ÿ Ahuja & Associates

Ÿ ALMT Legal

Ÿ Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas

Ÿ ARA Law

Ÿ Ashwin Ankhad & Associates

Ÿ AZB & Partners

Ÿ Berarwala & Co.

Ÿ Bharucha & Partners

Ÿ Clove Legal

Ÿ Crawford Bayley & Co.

Ÿ Dhaval Vossunji & Associates

Ÿ D.H.Law

Ÿ D. M. Harish & Co.

Ÿ Dave & Girish & Co.

Ÿ Desai & Chinoy

Ÿ Desai & Diwanji

Ÿ Dikshit Maneklal & Co.

Ÿ DSK Legal

Ÿ DSR Legal

Ÿ Dua & Associates

Ÿ Economic Laws Practice

Ÿ Eternity Legal

Ÿ FZB & Associates

Ÿ Federal & Rashmikant

Ÿ Fox Mandal

Ÿ Gagrat & Co.

Ÿ Goldmount Advisors

Ÿ Gordhandas & Fozdar

Ÿ Hariani & Co.

Ÿ I.V Merchant & Co.

Ÿ India Law Services

Ÿ Indian Law Partners (ILP)

Ÿ J. Sagar & Associates

Ÿ Jaiswal & Associates

Ÿ Juris Corp

Ÿ Juriscons

Ÿ Kanga & Co.

Ÿ Khaitan & Co.

Ÿ Khaitan & Jayakar

Ÿ Khaitan Legal Associates

Ÿ Law Frame

Ÿ Law Office of Manoj Menda

Ÿ Legalpundits International

Services Pvt. Ltd

Ÿ Lex Phoenix

Ÿ Little & Co.

Ÿ Majmudar & Co.

Ÿ Manilal Kher Ambalal & Co.

Ÿ Mehta & Padamsey

Ÿ Mindcrest

Ÿ Mindspright Legal

Ÿ MS Bodhanwala & Co.

Ÿ Mulla & Mulla & Craigie Blunt & Caroe

Ÿ MZD Legal

Ÿ Naik Paranjpe & Co.

Ÿ Nappinai & Co.

Ÿ Nishith Desai & Associates

Ÿ P D Jain & Co.

Ÿ Paras Kuhad & Associates

Ÿ Platinum Partners

Ÿ R K S Associate

Ÿ R.M.G Law Associates

Ÿ Rajani & Associates

Ÿ S. D Israni Law Chambers

Ÿ Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co.

Ÿ Singhi & Co

Ÿ Somandy & Associates

Ÿ Talwar Thakore & Associates

Ÿ Tax Law Chambers

Ÿ TLC Legal

Ÿ Thakker & Thakker

Ÿ Trilegal

Ÿ V Law Partners

Ÿ Vaish Associates

Ÿ Vidhii Parters

Ÿ Vivek Kantawala & Co.

Ÿ W S Kane & Co.

Ÿ Wadia Gandhy & Co.

Ÿ Z.H. Pardiwala & Co

Corporate Houses:

Ÿ 92.7 fm

Ÿ Abott India

Ÿ Aditya Birla Group

Ÿ AXIS Bank

Ÿ Birla Sun Life Insurance

Ÿ BNP Paribas

Ÿ Bunge India

Ÿ CAA Kwan

Ÿ Mondelez India Foods Ltd.

Ÿ Deloitte

Ÿ Drishti Group

Ÿ Edelweiss

Ÿ Edelweiss Securities Ltd.

Ÿ Ernst & Young

Ÿ Franklin Templeton Investments

Ÿ Glaxo Smith Kline

Ÿ Godrej

Ÿ Grant Thornton

Ÿ Heinz

Ÿ Hindustan Unilever Ltd.

Ÿ ICICI BANK

Ÿ Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd.

Ÿ JSW Group

Ÿ Kotak Life Insurance

Ÿ Kotak Mahindra

Ÿ Kotak Mahindra Old Mutual Life Insurance Ltd.

Ÿ KPMG

Ÿ Maersk Line

Ÿ Marico India Ltd.

Ÿ Meru Kapital

Ÿ Phoenix Marketcity

Ÿ Reliance Energy

Ÿ Reliance Capital Ltd.

Ÿ Reliance Media Works Ltd.

Ÿ Scinnovation Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

Ÿ State Bank of India

Ÿ Sunteck Reality

Ÿ Tata Capital Financial Services Ltd.

Ÿ Tata Housing

Ÿ Tata Sons Ltd.

Ÿ Unison Insurance Broking Services Pvt. Ltd.

Ÿ Vardhman Developers Ltd

Ÿ Voltas

Ÿ Walt Disney

Ÿ Welspun Group

Ÿ WIPRO

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Recruiters' Registration:Interested recruiters are requested to fill the Firm Profile provided separately with this brochure (along with

authorized signature signifying their consent) and send it to the Placement Committee, Government Law College on

or before 29th January, 2016. By filling the firm profile, the recruiter agrees to participate in the Recruitment Program.

Students' Registration:Ÿ Student registration desks will be opened after the Firm Profiles are displayed in college.

Ÿ Interested students will be required to fill a Student's Registration Form and submit it to the Placement Committee

with their resumes.

Ÿ The CV collection shall be undertaken on the 2nd, 3rd & 4th February, 2016 and the same will then be forwarded to

the Recruiters.

Ÿ The Interviews shall take place between 10th February and 27th February, 2016. Ÿ All communication must be through the Placement Committee. Recruiters must not, in any case, communicate

any offers directly to the candidates.

PROCEDURE FOR PLACEMENT PROGRAM

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Counsel:

Ÿ Sr. Adv. Mr. E P Bharucha

Ÿ Sr. Adv. Mr. Haresh Jagtiani

Ÿ Sr. Adv. Mr. Jai Chinai

Ÿ Sr. Adv. Mr. Janak Dwarkadas

Ÿ Sr. Adv. Mr. Mahesh Jethmalani

Ÿ Sr. Adv. Mr. T. N . Subramanian

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Sandeep Karnik

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Nilesh Ojha

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Prerak P. Choudhary

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Amin Solkar

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Ashish S Chavan

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Javed Gaya

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Manoj Menda

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Mustafa Doctor

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Pradeep Shukla

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Rui Rodrigues

Ÿ Adv. Mr. S.K.Srivastav

Ÿ Adv. Mr. Satish Manshinde

Ÿ Adv. Mrs. Shilpa Mahabhaleshwar Morje

Ÿ Adv.Mr. Shrikant Bhat

Legal Process Outsourcing (LPOs)

Ÿ H5 Asia Pacific

Ÿ Pangea3 Legal Database Systems Pvt. Ltd.

Ÿ Echo Solutions Pvt.Ltd

Ÿ Integreon

Courts:

Ÿ High Court of Bombay

Ÿ Supreme Court of India

Kindly Note :

Ÿ The Placement Committee cannot take any responsibility if, after acceptance, a candidate does not join a Recruiter.

Ÿ Vacancies once specified in the firm profile by the Recruiters, must be adhered to by the Recruiters in order to avoid inconvenience.

Ÿ The Recruiter must provide the Placement Committee with the wait-list of candidates equivalent to or less than the number of candidates selected.

* Recruiters need to inform the exact package to the Placement Cell

at the time of sending the final list of selected candidates.

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Recruitment Process:Ÿ Recruiters may, in accordance with their own policy, conduct a Recruitment Process of their preference: On-

Campus Interviews, Off-Campus Interviews, Group Discussions, Written Tests etc.

Ÿ Recruiters shall, as far as possible, adhere to the process mentioned by them in their Recruitment Registration

Form. Any change in the Recruitment Process of the Recruiter must be communicated to the Placement

Committee well in advance.

Ÿ Recruiters are requested to mail or deposit with the Placement Committee, their list of selected candidates along

with a list of candidates, who have been wait-listed, in order of their preference.

Ÿ The above list should be sent to the Placement Committee, Government Law College and labeled as “Placement

Committee” on or before the date which will be communicated to the recruiters.

Ÿ The selected candidates who feature on more than one Recruiters List will be given the liberty of accepting the

offer of their choice. In the event of a Selected Student not joining a Recruiter, for any reason whatsoever, the

candidates on the waiting list will be elevated. This will be done according to the order of preference given by the

recruiters. The final decision of the candidates will thereafter be intimated to the Recruiters.

PLACEMENT COMMITTEE

We express our gratitude to the Placement Committee 2014-15 for working so hard.

Si�ng (L-R) : Salona Mi�al, Shru� Kokate, Avani Kashyap, Principal Dr. Manjusha Molwane, Prof. H. D. Pithawalla, Rakhee Menon, Ayushi Arora, Yash Badkur.

Standing 1stRow(L-R) : Shivangi Agarwall, Jeneeta Pinnto, Krisha Jethani, Osheen Chawla, Anuja Mukunde, Shweta Bhor, Aradhana Yadav, Sonali Dubey, Sakshi Sanghvi, Ishita Pandey, I�sha Khandelwal, Yashika Joshi.

Standing 2ndRow(L-R) : Sourabh Tijare, Umair Ansari, Kanishta Mehta, Kanika Sharma, Chandani Dwivedi, Shincy Sunny, Anisha Chandran, Rucha Kolte, Saad Khan, Chandratanay Chaube, Brian Pillai.

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RECRUITMENT REGISTRATION FORM

Date: Signature/Stamp:

Organization Information :

Name of Recruiter

Person-in-Charge :

Name :

Contact Detail :

Phone Number :

Fax :

E-mail :

Website :

Address :

Job Detail :

Total No. of Vacancies :

Associate / Adv. Assistant :

Area of Specialization

Any Other (Please Specify) :

Remuneration Offered :

Other Relevant Information(if any) :

Mode Of Selection:

Interview : Yes No

Group Discussion : Yes No

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