Cover Story
Law colleges in India have historically contributed greatly to its legal system and to building a future of legal professionals committed to justice. Law colleges across the country provide a range of legal education options, including integrated undergraduate programs, master’s level programs, and diplomas in law. In light of the growing demand for skilled lawyers, the legal education system in India has moved away from a traditional model of classroom-based learning to a more comprehensive form of education that integrates legal theory with practical experience and exposure. In most of the law colleges in India, the curriculum focuses on some of the most important legal fields, including constitutional law, criminal law, corporate law, intellectual property rights, and international law. In addition to their studies, students are exposed to real-world legal issues through moot courts, debates, legal aid clinics, and their own externships with law firms, courts, or corporate...
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