The document is a placement brochure for Campus Law Centre (CLC) at University of Delhi that provides information about CLC for prospective recruiters. It includes sections about CLC's profile, strengths, infrastructure, curriculum, student activities, past recruiters, faculty, alumni, and recruitment process. CLC has over 1500 students, is consistently ranked among the top law schools in India, and its alumni have successful careers in law firms, judiciary, and corporate sector. It provides a rigorous academic program along with many co-curricular activities.

1. Campus Law Centre
Faculty of Law
University of Delhi
Placement Brochure
2017-18

2. Contents
Particulars Page No.
Welcome Note
About the Placement Assistance Council
CLC Profile
Why CLC?
Infrastructure
Curriculum and Course Structure
Student Activities
Past Recruiters
Past Internships
Faculty Profile
Distinguished Alumni
Legal Scholars Who Have Taught in CLC
Recruitment Procedure
FAQs
Recruitment Registration Form
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3. Welcome
I, through this column, extend a warm welcome to the prospective
recruiters of CLC for the upcoming campus placements, 2017 - 18. With
a legacy that spans over a period of 90 years, CLC is a deep rooted
institution that has proven its academic excellence in the legal field not
only in India, but also in Asia. In consonance with the development and
evolution in legal education worldwide, CLC encourages the
supplementation of classroom teaching with extra and co-curricular
activities. Further, it provides students with leadership opportunities and
the space to develop a healthy team spirit. 'Campus Law Centre Law
Review', the law journal of CLC, speaks volumes about the research
and writing capabilities of our students. I take pride in stating that CLC is
the alma mater of various reputed personalities who are now placed in
top-ranking law firms, corporate houses and has also been instrumental
in producing numerous cabinet ministers, senior advocates, chief
justices and law officers. Our students, with their strong foundation of
conceptual understanding of legal principles and with practical
exposure through internships in different realms, have always proven to
be valuable assets in whatever capacity they have been recruited in the
past. Looking forward to welcoming you at CLC.
Professor (Dr.) Usha Tandon
Professor-in-Charge
Campus Law Centre
Dr. Monica Chaudhary
Teacher Convener
Placement Assistance Council
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4. About the Placement
Assistance Council
The Placement Assistance Council (PAC) is the official
placement mechanism of the Campus Law Centre (CLC),
which oversees the entire process of recruitment of students.
The PAC is run largely by student volunteers under the
supervision of the Faculty. It works round the year to identify
and liaise with recruiters, collate data of the graduating class
and facilitate the recruitment process for the recruiters. In the
previous years, Reputed Law Firms, Corporate Houses,
PSUs, Banks and Eminent Lawyers have recruited students
from CLC. CLC has an enviable reputation in India. Its
teaching method has ensured that wholesome legal education
is imparted to its students. A number of our alumni adorn the
Bench, Bar and the Corporate Sector.
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5. CLC Profile
Campus Law Centre is located on Chhatra Marg in University
of Delhi’s lush North Campus.
The Campus Law Centre (CLC) of the Faculty of Law offers a full-time
three year LL.B. programme.
CLC benefits from being an integral part of one of the oldest and most
prestigious Universities of the country. CLC is one of the largest law
colleges in the country with a 1,500 - strong undergraduate student
body. This year we go in to our 92nd year of operation, making us one
of the oldest law colleges in the country.
CLC is a melting pot of diverse backgrounds, with students from
various disciplines meeting to form a vibrant batch. Pedigree and size
are our twin selling points. Morever, our alumni list bears testament to
the role CLC has played in feeding the Delhi Bar and Judiciary, as
well as other avenues for legal professionals all over the country for
decades past. Quality teaching, moot-court competitions, campus
placements, legal-aid services and regular talks and discussions by
experts from the academia and industry are some of the features which
have established CLC as a Centre of Excellence.
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6. CLC has consistently been ranked among the top law schools
in India.
India Today ranking of 3-year
Law Schools (2005 - 2016) 1 2005 - 16
India Today ranking of Law
Schools - NIELSON SURVEY
(2005 - 2016)
22016
3 2015
32014
3 2013
22012
4 2011
2010 4
3 2009
32008
5 2007
72006
5 2005
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7. Why CLC?
Despite the current focus of the Indian Legal education system
on 5-year law schools, CLC has stuck to its 3-year LL.B. course
with conviction. Our students come from various disciplines
from some of the best universities in the country and abroad.
Our focus is on inclusive education which involves a lot of
co-curricular and extra-curricular activities also.
Background of students
Arts
168
Commerce
137
Science
73
Strengths of CLC:
Consistently ranked among the top 10 law schools of the country.
Consistently ranked number 1 among various law schools in the
3-year LL.B. programme.
Qualified and experienced faculty.
Dedicated classroom teaching.
Case method of teaching.
Disciplined atmosphere.
Regular seminars, workshops, lectures by various legal scholars.
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8. Infrastructure
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Alarge auditorium Air-conditioned seminar hall
equipped with a LCD projector
A recently built computer room where students
have free access to the best research databases such
as Supreme Court Cases, Manupatra, IndLaw,
LexisNexis and various e-journals in collaboration
with the University Grants Commission.
A fully air-conditioned and well updated library. The
recently renovated Law Library is CLC’s knowledge
hub. Study resources include over 2,00,000 books,
National and International journals, magazines, Law
Reports, LL.M. dissertations and Ph.D. thesis of
past students.
CLC sprawls over 3.5 acres of land.
The main building overlooks lush green
lawns and a canteen which are popular spots for
students to relax and interact between classes.
Diverse facilities are available for sports, recreation
and co-curricular activities.
Tradition finds its place on campus with two book stalls which have
been selling law books to generations of students for over 40 years.

9. Curriculum and
Course Structure
CLC offers a 3-year LL.B. course after graduation. It is divided into six
semesters. Five papers are taught in each semester and semester
exams are held in December and May. The session begins on July 21
every year. In the second and third years, the students can tailor their
study from within a range of optional subjects, although certain core
subjects remain compulsory in all semesters.
We take pride in the fact that CLC pioneered the adoption of the
Harvard Case Law Method of legal education in India. Students are
provided with comprehensive Case Material in each subject,
incorporating relevant judgments of the Supreme Court of India, the
High Courts, and the Privy Council, as well as cases from England and
other common law jurisdictions, supplemented by essays and readings.
The Case Material is updated by the Faculty every semester and
distributed to all students.
SEMESTER - I
Compulsory Subjects
Jurisprudence - I
Principles of Contract
Law of Torts
Law of Crimes - I
Family Law - I
SEMESTER - II
Compulsory Subjects
Law of Evidence
Family Law - II
Law of Crimes - II
Property Law
Public International Law
(Law of Peace)
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SEMESTER - V
Compulsory Subjects
Moot Court Exercise and
Internship
Drafting, Pleading and
Conveyance
Industrial Law
Optional Subjects (Any Two)
Information Technology Law
Jurisprudence - II
Criminology
International Trade Law
Rent Control and Slum
Clearance
Business Regulations
Intellectual Property Rights - II
SEMESTER - VI
Compulsory Subjects
Advocacy, Ethics &
Professional Accounting
Environmental Law
Taxation Law
Interpretation of Statutes
Insurance and Banking Law
Election Laws
Minor Acts and Supreme
Court Rules
Law of Carriage
Optional Subjects (Any Two)
Code of Civil Procedure and
Limitation Act
Company Law
Special Contracts
Optional Subjects (Any One)
Media Law and Censorship
Private International Law
Legal Philosophy including
Theory of Justice
White Collar Crimes
SEMESTER - III
Compulsory Subjects
Constitutional Law - I
Administrative Law
Labour Law
Intellectual Property Rights
Law - I
Gender Justice & Feminist
Jurisprudence
International Institutions
Competition Law
Legislative Drafting
Humanitarian and Refugee Law
Optional Subjects (Any One)
SEMESTER - IV
Compulsory Subjects
Constitutional Law - II

11. Moot Court
Society
The Moot Court Society (MCS) is the oldest society of the Campus Law Centre
and occupies a place of great importance. Many well established names in the
legal profession today were active members of the MCS during their days in
CLC. The MCS aims to help students acquire the skills of research, advocacy
and critical thinking. The MCS organizes two internal moot court competitions
yearly - The Common Induction Moot and The Freshers’ Moot. The students so
selected are trained and given the opportunity to participate in various National
and International Moot Court competitions. The MCS also conducts internal
competition rounds to appoint the best team for representing Campus Law
Centre in prestigious Moot Court competitions. The MCS also organizes the
prestigious international K.K. Luthra Memorial Moot Court Competition.
PAST ACHIEVEMENTS
Winners at 1st Anti-Trust Moot Court Competition, NUALS, Kochi
Best Researcher at 7th Jamia National Moot Court Competition
Octa-Finalists at Surana and Surana KLE Law College National Constitutional Moot,
Bengaluru
Semi-Finalists and Best Memorial at 13th Nani Palkhivala Memorial National Tax Moot
Court Competition, Sastra University, Thanjavur
Finalists and Second-Best Mediator at 1st VIPS Dispute and Resolution and Client
Counselling Competition, GGSIPU, Delhi
Semi-Finalists at 1st VIPS Dispute and Resolution and Client Counselling Competition,
GGSIPU, Delhi
Quarter-Finalists at 3rd IILS National Moot Court Competition, Siliguri
Semi-Finalists and Best Speaker at 7th P.N. Bhagwati International Moot Court
Competition, Pune
Quarter-Finalists at V.R. Krishna Iyer 12th All India Moot Court Competition, GLC,
Trivandrum
Runners Up at 2nd Global Anti-Trust and Competition Law Moot Court Competition,
Goenka University, Gurgaon
Best Team at 3rd VIPS International Moot Court Competition 2016
Second Runners Up at IMS Unison University, Dehradun 2016
Runners Up and Best Researcher at Mock Trial Advocacy, North Cap University 2016
Second Runners Up at 23rd MC Changla Moot Court Competition 2016
Semi-Finalist and Best Speaker at NALSAR BITS Pilani National Moot Court
Competition 2016
Best Researcher at 2nd National Moot Court Competition, SGTU-INBA, Gurugram
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12. Runners Up at All India USLLS First Year Students' Moot Court Competition 2016
organized by University School of Law and Legal Studies (USLLS), GGSIPU
Semi-Finalists at 2nd Justice Dr. B P Saraf National Tax Law Moot 2016 organized
by NUJS, Kolkata
Quarter Finalists at XII K.K. Luthra Memorial Moot Court Competition 2016 organised
by Campus Law Centre, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
Winners at 4th NALSAR NFCG National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition 2015
Runners Up at 3rd KIIT National Moot Court Competition 2015
Runners Up at 3rd Amity National Moot Court Competition 2015 organized by Amity
Law School, Amity University, Jaipur
2nd Best Memorial Award at 17th D.M. Harish Memorial Government Law College
International Moot Court Competition 2016 organized by GLC, Mumbai
Best Advocate at 3rd KIIT National Moot Court Competition 2015
Quarter-Finalists at 9th Amity National Moot Court Competition organized by Amity
Law School, Lucknow
Quarter-Finalists at 15th Amity National Moot Court Competition organized by Amity
Law School (I.P. University)
Quarter-Finalists at 3rd Amity International Moot, Amity Law School-II, Amity
University, Noida 2015
Quarter-Finalists at 5th National Moot Court Competition “Checkmate” held at Army
Institute of Law
Quarter-Finalists at Dr. D.Y. Patil Law College Moot Court Competition
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13. Legal Aid
Society
The Legal Aid Society (LAS) is one of the most
important societies in CLC. The purpose of the
society is to spread legal awareness and provide
free legal services to people in distress and to the
underprivileged. It aims to effectively secure the
rights of children, women, the poor and the
marginalised. While working on the many projects
of the LAS, students develop hands-on understanding
of the country’s policy framework, relevant laws,
government machinery and perhaps most importantly,
how they can work within the system to create legal
awareness. Currently the society is working on projects
relating to child labour, juvenile justice, beggars’ courts, domestic violence and
RTI. The Legal Aid Society has been divided into groups dealing with Consumer
Rights, Juvenile Justice and Child Rights, Slum dwellers and Homeless, Labour,
Environment, Gender Sensitisation, etc. This year a Legal Services Clinic has
been set up at CLC by the LAS in association with the Delhi Legal Services
Authority (DLSA).
ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY THE SOCIETY
Juvenile Training Programme on Justice (Care & Protection of Children) Act, 2015,
With reference to children in conflict in law
Drug Awareness Programme - JJB, Seva Kutir Complex
Workshop on the PC&PNDT Act, 1994
Training Programme on “Child Sexual Abuse and the POSCO Act plus Child Marriage”
organised by South DLSA
Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojna Help Desks at Various Court Complexes
Door to Door Legal Literacy Programme by DSLSA in association with Anganwadi
Centres
Deputation of PLVs at Legal Assistance Establishment
Help Desks in Traffic Courts (Saket and Tis Hazari Courts)
National Seminar on Role of Law Schools’ Legal Aid Clinics in Facilitating Access to
Justice organized by NALSA
Inspection of Night Shelter Homes organized by Delhi State Legal Services Authority
International Women's Day Celebration organized by South DLSA, Saket Court,
March 2017
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14. IHBAS Visit organized by Legal Aid Society under the aegis of East DLSA, March
2017
Tihar Jail Visit organized by Legal Aid Society under the aegis of Delhi State Legal
Services Authority, February 2017
Rights of Prisoners - A Lecture by Sh. Navjet Budhiraja (Secretary, Central
District Legal Services Authority), February 2017
Legal Awareness Drives organised by DLSA (New Delhi), February 2017
National Lok Adalat organized by Delhi State Legal Services Authority, February 2017
Court and Mediation Centre Visit – Karkardooma Court, February 2017
Legal Awareness Group - Legal Awareness Drive organized by Legal Aid Society
under the aegis of North-West DLSA, February 2017
World Book Fair - Legal Awareness Stall organized by Delhi State Legal Service
Authority in collaboration with UNDP, January 2017
Para Legal Volunteers Training organized by Legal Aid Society and Delhi State Legal
Service Authority, December 2016
Traffic Awareness Campaign organized by Delhi State Legal Services Authority,
November-December 2016
Bank Help-Desks organized by West-Delhi Legal Services Authority under the aegis
of National Legal Services Authority, November 2016
Annual Sports Day (Closing Ceremony) of Juvenile Justice Board-III, November
2016
Two Days Door to Door Mass Campaign organized by Delhi State Legal Services
Authority, November 2016
Mass Legal Literacy Campaign in Government Schools in Delhi organized by Delhi
State Legal Services under the aegis of Legal Aid Society, October 2016
Field Visit to Prayas Children’s Home, Jahangirpuri, February 2016
Field Visits, February 2016 to
Observation Home for Girls, Nirmal Chhaya Complex, Jail Road
Observation Home for Boys-1, Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi Gate
Observation Home for Boys-2, Sewa Kutir, Kingsway Camp
Wazirpur (Industrial Area) Legal Awareness Drive, January 2016
Jahangirpuri Legal Awareness Drives
Students attended the Conference organised by the National Legal Services
Authority, November 2015
Work with the Delhi Commission for Women, September - October 2015
1st Youth Forum on Drug Abuse organized by SPYM, September 2015
Kingsway Camp Legal Awareness Drive, September 2015
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15. ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY THE DEBATE AND DISCUSSION SOCIETY
Debates and Discussions
Society
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The Seminars, Debates and Discussions Society has been formed for encouraging
critical thinking and providing the students a platform to debate and discuss ideas.
The society aims to be a melting pot of diverse opinions, drawn from students
belonging to a wide array of academic backgrounds. To promote a culture of free
and independent thought, the SDS seeks to hold discussions on
contemporary legal issues as well as course-related topics by organizing weekly
seminars, where a presentation is made by a student or a team of students. The
presentation is a culmination of in-depth research on a chosen theme. This is
followed by a round of extensive conversation amongst those present where
questions are put forth and ideas debated. In addition, the society also regularly
invites legal luminaries to enlighten Campus Law Centre’s budding lawyers. At the
society’s core is a desire to inculcate an appreciation for the art of public speaking
as well as reasoned and coherent inquest into legal matters.
Workshop on Legal Research using SCC Online, March 2017
Presentation on 'The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill, 2016,
February 2017
Presentation on 'Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immune Deficiency
Syndrome (Prevention and Control) Bill, 2014, November 2016
Talk on 'Government and Business Interface: A Lawyer's Perspective' by Dr. Harsh
Pathak, Advocate, Supreme Court on India, October 2016
Presentation on 'Scope and Ambit of Right to Information Act, 2005', October 2016
Presentation on 'Sports Law in India - Growing Significance, Opportunities and
Challenges', January 2016
Participated in competitions, workshops and seminars held across the country
including:
262nd Report of Law Commission of India: An Analysis
Net Neutrality in India
Constitutional validity of been ban in India
Changing Frontiers of Diplomatic Immunity: A Vienna of Convention
The Gamut of Goods and Service Tax in India: Provisions, Obstructions and Way
Ahead
4TH ANNUAL INTER-COLLEGE DEBATE COMPETITION- CONFERO’16 - The
competition had its birth in the year 2013. CONFERO ‘16 with its debate topic “Freedom
of Speech and Expression Should beAbsolute” was conducted on 31st March 2016.

16. 1. PREVENTION OF SEXUAL HARRASMENT COMMITTEE
With regard to the Supreme Court Judgment and guidelines issue in 1997
to provide for the effective enforcement of the basic human right of gender
equality and guarantee against sexual harassment and abuse, more
particularly against sexual harassment at work places, Campus Law Centre
has constituted a committee for prevention of sexual harassment.
2. DIFFERENTLY ABLED PERSONS COMMITTEE
In order to address the problems of the differently abled students, a
committee has been formed in order to provide equal opportunities to them.
3. The LAW JOURNAL EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
Oversees the compilation and creation of the Journal of the Campus Law
Centre.
4. CLC DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE
Looks into the strategic issues pertinent to the maintenance and
infrastructure of the college campus.
5. A Students’ Committee that publishes the Campus Law Centre'
Student Law Review
A students’ journal that is published by the Students’ Union of CLC. It seeks
to provide avenues for student research and scholarship.
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Other
Committees

17. Past Recruiters
A. K. Singh & Co.
Amarchand & Mangaldas &
Suresh A. Shroff & Co.
Anand and Anand
Bachhawat & Associates
Bajaj Allianz
Bank DRT
BBPM Law Associates
Capital First
Commonwealth Human Rights
Initiative
Consumer Unity & Trust Society
International
Desai & Diwanji
DSK Legal
Dutt Menon and Durmosett
Evalueserve
Future Generali India Insurance
Co. Ltd.
Globiz Acumen
HDFC
Human Rights Law Network
ICICI Lombard GIC Ltd.
Industrial Finance Corporation of
India
Indlaw
INDUS LAW
Inttl Advocare Intellectual Property
Consultants & Attorneys
Justice & Care
Kaden Boriss
Kanth & Associates
King Stubb & Kasiva (KSK)
Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan
Attorneys
LexOrbis Intellectual Property
Attorneys
Link Legal-India Law Services
Luthra & Luthra Law Offices
MCO Legal
MMTC Limited
M/S. K.G. Bhagat & Co.
Noida Power Company Limited
OSC Knowledge Centre
Pangea3
PEC Limited
PNB Housing
Press Trust of India
Prime Legal
Remfry & Sagar-Attorneys at
Law
S & R Associates. Inc.
Seth Dua & Associates
Singh and Associates
State Trading Corporation of
India Ltd.
TCL-The Chambers of Law
United Lex
Wadia Ghandy & Co. etc.
WIPRO
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18. Past Internships
Advani & Co.
Ahuja Arora & Associates
ALMT Legal
Amarchand Mangaldas & Suresh
A. Shroff & Co.
Anand and Anand
AZB & Partners
BD Medical Technology
Bhasin and Co. Advocates
Centre for Legislative Research
and Advocacy
Competition Commission of India
Crawford Bayley & Co.
Delhi Judicial Academy
Delhi Legal Service Authority
Dharampal Satyapal
DSK Legal
Dua Associates
Dutt Menon Dunmorrsett
Ernst and Young
Fox Mandal
Global Legal Associates
HSA Advocates
Indira Unninayar, Advocate
International Trade Law
Consultants
Jyoti Sagar Associates
K & S Partners
Karanjawala and Co.
Kabir Dixit, Advocate
Khaitan and Co.
King Stubb & Kasiva (KSK)
Kochhar and Co.
Law Commission of India
Link Legal-Indian Law Services
Luthra and Luthra Law Offices
MCO Legal
National Human Rights
Commission
National Commission for Women
Nishith Desai Associates
ONGC Ltd.
O.P. Khaitan and Co.
P & A Law Offices
Pheonix Legal
Rajan Narain, Advocate
Ramesh K. Mishra, Advocate
Saikrishna and Associates
Singh and Singh Law Firm
Singhania and Co.
The Planning Commission of
India
Trilegal
V Mehta and Co.
Wadia Ghandy and Co.
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19. Faculty Profile
FACULTY LIST:
Prof. (Dr.) Usha Tandon LL.M., Ph.D. (Delhi)
Environmental Law, Family Law, Gender Justice, Population Law
Prof. (Dr.) Kamla Sankaran LL.M., Ph.D. (Delhi)
(Currently: Vice Chancellor, Tamil Nadu National Law School)
Constitutional Law, Women and Law, International Labour Standards,
Jurisprudence
Prof. (Dr.) S.C. Raina LL.M., Ph.D. (Jammu)
(Currently: Vice Chancellor, Himachal Pradesh National Law University,
Shimla)
Criminal Law, Criminology, Victimology and Human Rights
Prof. (Dr.) J.L. Kaul LL.M., Ph.D. (Rohtak)
(Currently: Vice Chancellor, Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal
University, Uttarakhand)
International Law, Human Rights, International Trade Law
Dr. Alka Chawla LL.M., Ph.D. (Delhi)
Intellectual Property Law, Jurisprudence, Administrative Law
Dr. Raman Mittal, LL.M., Ph.D. (Punjab)
Intellectual Property Law, Jurisprudence, Administrative Law
Mr. S.K. Gupta, LL.M. (Delhi)
Family Law, Labour Laws
Dr. Vandana, LL.M., Ph.D. (Delhi)
Women & Law, Criminal Law, Family Law
Dr. Gunjan Gupta, LL.M., Ph.D. (Delhi)
Indian Legal System, Commercial Laws, Law of Evidence
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CLC has long been known for the quality of its teaching faculty. Many of our
present and former professors are renowned experts in their fields of study and
all our teachers have substantial experience in academia. Many of them have
authored books and all of them regularly publish in peer-reviewed journals.
Further, our faculty members have been advisors to the Government of India
and Foreign Countries, as well as inter-governmental agencies, in policy-making
roles. Former professors of CLC have gone on to head institutions and
departments both in India andAbroad.

20. ADHOC FACULTY:
Dr. Monica Chaudhary, LL.M., Ph.D. (Delhi)
Criminal Law, Law of Torts, Law Relating to Elections
Dr. Harleen Kaur, LL.M., Ph.D. (Delhi)
Criminal Law, Jurisprudence, Property Law
Dr. Shashi Bala, Ph.D.
Corporate Law, Environmental Law, Delhi Rent Control
Ms. Namita Vashishtha, LL.M. (GGSIPU)
Business Law, Labour Laws, Criminal Law
Ms. Chesta Dahiya, LL.M. (Kurukshetra)
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law
Dr. Huma Baqa Khan, LL.M., Ph.D. (Aligarh)
Law of Torts, Family Law, Jurisprudence
Ms. Shilpi, LL.M. (Delhi)
Interpretation of Statutes, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure Code
Mr. Santosh Kumar, L.LM. (Delhi)
Law of Contract, Business Association
Mr. Mizum Nyodu, LL.M. (Delhi)
Business Law, Law of Torts, International Trade
Mr. Moatoshi A.O., LL.M. (Mumbai)
Constitutional Law, Environmental Law, Corporate Laws
Mr. Ajeet Singh, LL.M. (Rohtak)
Environmental Law,Jurisprudence
Mr. Vinod Chauhan, M.Com (Delhi),LL.M. (Delhi)
Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence
Mr. Jamshed Khan, LL.M. (Kurukshetra)
Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure, Property Law, Delhi Rent Control
Mr. Dinesh, LL.M. (Delhi)
Constitutional Law, Military Law
Mr. Shourie Anand Singh, LL.M. (ILI)
International Institutions, Environmental Law, Interpretation of Statutes
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Ms. Neha, LL.M. (Kurukshetra)
Family Law, Criminology, Law of Contract
Dr. Anju Sinha, LL.M., Ph.D. (Aligarh)
Law of Evidence, Constitutional Law

21. Mr. Parikshit Sirohi, LL.M. (GGSIPU)
Intellectual Property Laws, Public International Law
Mr. Manjesh Rana, LL.M. (NLU,Delhi)
Constitutional Law, Criminology
Ms. Apanjot Kaur, LL.M. (NLIU,Bhopal)
Family Law, Commercial Transaction
Dr. Rahul Kumar, LL.M., Ph.D. (Delhi)
IncomeTax, Labour Law
Mr. Aash Mohammad., LL.M. (Faculty of Law)
Jurisprudence, Public International Law, Administrative Law
Ms. Isha Wadhwa
Intellectual Property Law, Corporate Law
Mr. Ramratan Dhumal
Criminology, Law of Torts
Mr. Namit Srivastava
Ms. Preeti Rana
Mr. Pankaj Choudhary
Mr. Neeraj Gupta
Dr. Aman Hingorani, LL.M.(England), Ph.D.(Delhi)
Constitutional Law, Practical Training
Ms. Sunita Kumar
Mr. Neeraj Kumar, LL.M.(Delhi)
Law of Contract, Minor Acts, Limitation and Arbitration
Ms. Gauraan
Mr. Devendra Singh
Mr. Abhay Pratap Singh
Ms. Preeti Singh
Mr. Vivek Goyal
Ms. Deepika Tiwari
Mr. Mritunjay Kumar
Mr. Vishal Sharma
GUEST FACULTY:
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22. Distinguished Alumni
Hon'ble Mr. Justice M.M Punchhi
Former Chief Justice of India
(Batch 1953-1955)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Y.K. Sabharwal
Former Chief Justice of India
(Batch 1962-1964)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice A.K. Sikri
Judge, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 1971-1974)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Rohinton F. Nariman
Judge, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 1971-1974)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice D.K. Jain
Former Judge, Supreme Court of India
Current President of NCDRC
(Batch 1971-1974)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Madan B. Lokur
Judge, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 1974-1977)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Vikramjit Sen
Former Judge, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 1974-1977)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ranjan Gogoi
Judge, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 1975-1978)
Hon'ble Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud
Judge, Supreme Court of India
Chairman Administrative Committee
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul
Judge, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Tshering Wangchuk
Chief Judge, Supreme Court of Bhutan
(Batch 1995-1998)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice D. R. Penjor
Judge, Supreme Court of Bhutan
(Batch 1995-1998)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice V.K. Shali
Former Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1973-1976)
Judges
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Hon'ble Ms. Justice Pratibha Rani
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1975-1978)
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Sunita Gupta
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1975-1978)
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Deepa Sharma
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1975-1978)
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Gita Mittal
Acting Chief Justice, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1977-1980)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Pradeep Nandrajog
Former Judge, Delhi High Court
Current Chief Justice, Rajasthan High Court
(Batch 1978-1981)
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Sangita Sehgal
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1978-1981)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice S. Ravindra Bhatt
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice G.S. Sistani
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Valmiki J. Mehta
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Mukta Gupta
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Jayant Nath
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Sanjeev Khanna
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1980-1983)

23. Distinguished Alumni
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Hima Kohli
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1981-1984)
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Indermeet Kaur
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1981-1984)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Rajul
Bhargava (Addl.)
Judge, Allahabad High Court
(Batch 1982-1985)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice I.S. Mehta
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1982-1985)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Vipin Sanghi
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1983-1986)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Siddharth Mridul
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1983-1986)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Najmi Waziri
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1983-1986)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Manmohan
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1984-1987)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1985-1988)
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Anu Malhotra
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1985-1988)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Yogesh Khanna
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1986-1989)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Suresh Kait
Judge, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh
High Court
(Batch 1986-1989)
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Rekha Palli
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1986-1989)
Judges
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Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ashutosh Kumar
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1988-1991)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice J. R. Midha
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1989-1992)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Navin Chawla
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1993-1996)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice C. Hari Shankar
Judge, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1993-1996)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Justice Rajul
Bhargava (Addl.)
Judge, Allahabad High Court
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ashwani Kumar Mishra
Judge, Allahabad High Court
(Batch 1993-1996)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Hrishikesh Roy
Judge, Gauhati High Court
(Batch 1979-1982)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Michael Zothankhuma
Judge, Gauhati High Court
Hon'ble Justice Shree Chandrashekar
Judge, Jharkhand High Court
(Batch 1990-1993)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Rajesh Shankar
Judge, Jharkhand High Court
(Batch 1992-1995)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice N. Kotiswar Singh
Acting Chief Judge, Manipur High Court
(Batch 1983-1986)
Hon'ble Justice Shri Indrajit Mohanty
Judge, Odisha High Court
Hon'ble Justice Shri Subhash
Chandra Parija
Judge, Odisha High Court
(Batch 1976-1979)

24. Kapil Sibal
Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
Former Additional Solicitor General of India
Former Minister of Science & Technology,
Human Resource Development,
Communications & IT and Law & Justice
(Batch 1968-1971)
Amarjeet Singh Chandhiok
Senior Advocate, Delhi High Court
Former Additional Solicitor General of India
(Batch 1969-1972)
Indira Sawhney
Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 1971-1974)
Arun Jaitley
Hon’ble Minster of Finance and Corporate
Affairs of the Union Cabinet of India
(Batch 1974-1977)
Kiran Suri
Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 1975-1978)
Pinky Anand
Additional Solicitor General of India
(Batch 1977-1980)
Gopal Subramanium
Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
Former Solicitor General of India
Former Chairman of BCI
(Batch1977-1980)
Geeta Luthra
Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 1977-1980)
Mohan Parasaran
Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
Former Solicitor General of India
(Batch1981-1984)
Jagdev
Member Bar Council of Delhi
Former Member of BCI
(Batch 1981-1984)
Neeraj Kishan Kaul
Former Additional Solicitor General of India
(Batch 1984-1987)
Maninder Singh
Additional Solicitor General of India
(Batch 1984-1987)
P.S Narsimha
Additional Solicitor General of India
(Batch 1985-1988)
Sidharth Luthra
Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
Former Additional Solicitor General of India
(Batch 1987-1990)
Raju Ramachandran
Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
Former Additional Solicitor General
Aditya Shankar
Advocate, Supreme Court of India
(Batch 2005-2008)
Vaibhav Kumar
Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court
of India
(Batch 2008-2011)
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Hon'ble Mr. Justice Biswajit Mohanty
Judge, Odisha High Court
(Batch 1982-1985)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice T. Vaiphei
Judge, Tripura High Court
(Batch 1976-1979)
Hon'ble Ms. Justice Meenakshi Madan Rai
Judge, Sikkim High Court
(Batch 1986-1989)
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ajay Kumar Triphati
Judge, Patna High Court
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Chakradhari Singh
Judge, Patna High Court
Lawyers

25. Kusum Sharma
Advocate, Delhi High Court
(Batch 1988-1991)
N.K. Anand
Partner, Anand and Anand
(Batch 1952-1955)
Vijay Sondhi
Senior Partner, Luthra & Luthra Law Offices
(Batch 1988-1991)
Jasleen Oberoi
General Counsel, JCB India
(Batch 1996-1999)
Shivpriya Nanda
Joint Managing Partner, J. Sagar Associates
& Solicitors
(Batch 1987-1990)
Atul Sharma
Managing Partner, Link Legal India
Law Services
Manoj Kumar Singh
Founding Partner, Singh & Associates
(Batch 1999-2002)
Rohan Sharda
Senior Associate, Shardul Amarchand
Mangaldas & Co.
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Raddhika Singh
Managing Partner, Aletheiaa Legal
Ameeta Duggal
Partner, DGS Associates
(Batch 1991-1994)
Pravin Anand
Managing Partner, Anand and Anand
Shellen Bajaj
Partner, A&A Law
Kapil Sankhla
Founder, Sankhla & Associates
(Batch 1999-2002)
Rohan Mahajan
Founder, LawRato.com
Amitabh Sharma
Managing Partner, Hemant Sahai Associates
(Batch 1992-1995)

26. Legal Scholars Who
Have Taught At CLC
Prof. Upendra Baxi
Former Vice Chancellor, University of Delhi
Emeritus Professor of law, University of Delhi
Emeritus Professor of Law, University of Warwick
Prof. Lotika Sarkar
Former Professor-In-Charge, Campus Law Centre
Former Vice Chairperson, Centre for Women’s Development Studies
Prof. N.R. Madhava Menon
Dr. S Radhakrishnan Chair of Parliamentary Studies, Thiruvananthapuram
Founding Director, NLSIU Bangalore
Former Vice Chancellor, NUJS Kolkata
Former Director, National Judicial Academy
Former Professor-In-Charge, Campus Law Centre
Prof. M.P.Singh
Professor Emeritus, University of Delhi
Chancellor, Central University of Haryana
Former Chairperson, Delhi Judicial Academy
Former Vice Chancellor, NUJS Kolkata
Former Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
Prof. P.S. Sangal
Former Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
Prof. Parmanand Singh
Former Visiting Professor, Hong Kong University
Former Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
Prof. S.K. Verma
Former Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
Former Director, Indian Law Institute
Prof. B.B. Pande
Former Visiting Professor, Hong Kong University
Former Professor-In-Charge, Campus Law Centre
Prof. A.K. Koul
Former Vice Chancellor, NUSRL, Ranchi
Former Vice Chancellor, NLU Jodhpur
Former Dean, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
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27. Recruitment Procedure
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As a prospective recruiter, you shall be contacted by representative of the
PlacementAssistance Council, who will act as your point of contact with us.
STEPONE: REGISTER
To register, fill in the attached Recruiter Registration Form. The completed form
along with the enclosures and registration fee is to be sent to the PAC by registered
post, courier or email, clcplacements@ gmail.com. We encourage you to register
early. We can arrange for a pre-placement talk or a campus interaction with the
students at your request.
STEP TWO: CONSIDERATION
We shall post or email to you all CVs matching the criteria as given by you
at the time of registration from the domain of students who indicate that they
wish to be considered for this particular recruitment. If you do not wish to
apply any preliminary selection criteria and would like to consider the entire
class of 2018, we shall be happy to send you the CVs of all the registered
students.
STEP THREE: SHORTLIST AND PRE INTERVIEW
We can arrange for interviews to be held at our campus. We shall provide
you with a suitable venue and other facilities you might need. You can hold
interviews at your office in the city as well. Please do keep in mind that as
per our recruitment process, a candidate is allowed to accept only one offer
of recruitment. Thus, it is to your advantage to opt for an early slot to ensure
that all students you have shortlisted are able to appear in the interview.
STEP FOUR: INTERVIEW
After due perusal of the CVs sent to you, you are requested to provide the
PAC with a list of students you would like to interview. We request you to
send the list of short listed candidates at the earliest and seek your
co-operation in this regard. GDs / Pre interview tests prior to interview can
be conducted as per your request.
STEP FIVE: SELECTION
Once you have conducted the interviews, you are required to provide the
PAC with a list of students you wish to make an employment offer to. We
also recommend that you provide us a wait list of 2-3 names to cover the
eventuality that a student you have decided to make an offer to, decides not
to accept your offer. Both these lists must be given to the PAC following the
interview. Subsequently, we shall inform you about the list of students who
have accepted the offer of employment. After acceptance, you can deal
directly with the concerned students regarding consequent formalities such
as offer letter, joining date etc.

28. FAQs
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A.About CLC
1.How is CLC related to the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi?
CLC is the most prestigious of the three Law Centres teaching the
LL.B. course under The Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. The other
two centres are called Law Centre I and Law Centre II. Every Law
Center is headed by a Professor-In-Charge and has a high degree of
administrative autonomy. Post graduate law courses are administered
directly by the Faculty of Law which is headed by the Dean, Faculty
of Law.
2.Do you have any connection with the campus placement program
operated by the Faculty of Law?
No.
3. Do you cater to students with special needs?
Yes, we have a number of visually challenged and differently abled
students.
B.About the Recruitment Procedure
4. Who is in charge?
The Placement program at CLC is headed by Dr. Monica
Chaudhary who works under the supervision of the Professor-in-Charge
Professor (Dr.) UshaTandon.
5. Can we speak to your staff advisor?
Yes, Dr. Monica Chaudhary may be contacted during office
working hours (10 am to 5pm) by calling CLC office on 011-27667895.
6. Is there a registration fee?
Yes, the recruiters have to pay a registration fee of Rs. 2000/- payable
by cash at the time of the on campus recruitment. A duly stamped
receipt for the same will be issued by the Campus Law Centre.
7. What is your address for communication?
All written communication can be addressed to:
The Convener
PlacementAssistance Council,
Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi,
Chhatra Marg, Delhi - 110007
Phone/Fax - 011-27667895
Email: clcplacements@gmail.com

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8.Are we required to give a pre-placement talk at your campus?
Pre-placement talks are optional.
9.Can you help conduct an aptitude test or group discussion?
We would be happy to conduct it. We can provide you with a suitable
venue and assist you in conducting tests/discussions.
We would be happy to conduct it. We can provide you with a suitable
venue and assist you in conducting tests/discussions.
10.Can you send us a hard or soft copy of this recruitment handbook?
A hard copy may be arranged on request, subject to availability. Soft
c o p i e s a r e a v a i l a b l e o n r e q u e s t . P l e a s e m a i l u s a t
11.Can you email to us soft copies of students’ Cvs instead of posting us
hard copies?
Yes, if you wish to receive soft copies of the CVs, the PAC will email
them to you on your request.
clcplacements@gmail.com

30. Recruitment
Registration Form
1. Organisation Name :
2. Organisation Type :
3. Organisation Contact :
Contact Person :
Designation :
Telephone :
E-mail :
4. Job Location :
5. Minimum qualification required, if any :
6. Expected Intake :
7. Remuneration offered : (a) Gross (b) Take Home
8. Would you like to hold a pre-placement talk/interaction with
the student?
9. Whether you would like to conduct any Gds or tests as part of
your pre-interview selection criteria
10. Enclosures (tick applicable) :
(a) Organisation Profile
(b) Job Profile
Please send the completed form to the Teacher Convener,
Placement Assistance Council, Campus Law Centre, Chhatra Marg,
New Delhi - 110007.
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31. Placement Assistance Council, CLC (2017-18)
Patron
Professor (Dr.) Usha Tandon
Professor-In-Charge, CLC
Teacher Convener
Dr. Monica Chaudhary
Teacher Members
Ms. Isha Wadhwa
Ms. Sunita Kumar
Visit us at: clc.du.ac.in
E-mail: clcplacements@gmail.com
Phone/Fax: +91-11-27667895