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 Successful and unsuccessful people do not vary
greatly in their abilities. They vary in their desires
to reach their potential.

– John Maxwell

Vision
To be known globally for value-based education, research, creativity and innovation

Mission
• Establish state-of-the-art facilities for world class education and research.
• Collaborate with industry and society to align the curriculum.
• Involve in societal outreach programs to identify concerns and provide sustainable ethical solutions.
• Encourage life-long learning and team-based problem solving through an enabling environment.

Student Induction Programme

Purpose of Student Induction Programme is to help new students adjust and feel comfortable in the
new environment, inculcate in them the ethos and culture of the institution, help them build bonds with
other students and faculty members, and expose them to a sense of larger purpose and self exploration.
The term induction is generally used to describe the whole process whereby the incumbents adjust to or
acclimatize to their new roles and environment. In other words, it is a well planned event to educate the
new entrants about the environment in a particular institution, and connect them with the people in it.
Student Induction Programme engages with the new students as soon as they come into the institution;
before regular classes start. At the start of the induction, the incumbents learn about the institutional
policies, processes, practices, culture and values, and their mentor groups are formed.
Students Induction could cover a number of different aspects (SAGE): Socializing: meeting other new
students, senior students, students union, Lectures by Eminent People;
Associating: visits to University / college, visits to Dept./Branch/ Programme of study & important places
on campus, local area, city and so on;
Governing: rules and regulations, student support etc;
Experiencing: Subject lectures, study skills, small-group activities, physical activity, creative and
performing arts, literary activities, universal human values, etc.

The goals and objectives of Induction Programme are:

• To introduce students to college services which will support their educational and personal goals (ex.
library, information technology, academics and student services departments).
• To facilitate initial academic advisement, course selection, and registration.
• To familiarize students with the campus environment and physical facilities.
• To create an atmosphere that minimizes anxiety, promotes positive attitudes, and stimulates an ex-
citement for learning.
• To provide a welcoming atmosphere for students and families to meet faculty, staff, and continuing
students, as well as other new students.

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• To provide the families of new students comprehensive information about the academic and student
service resources and programs.
• To provide employment, leadership, and learning opportunities for continuing students as pack lead-
ers, through selection, training, and supervision

Dynamics of Legal Education

Legal education plays a vital role in nation building as it facilitates settlement of disputes by the procedure
established by law in a peaceful manner. Rule of Law is the basic feature of the Constitution of India and
quality legal education is sine qua non to facilitate it. Therefore, it is essential for the youth to receive
the legal education as it would make them understand the relevance and significance of democratic
values. Galgotias University initiated School of Law (recognized by the Bar Council of India) as a part of
this mission of providing quality legal education.
The School is focused on producing litigation specialists, corporate lawyers, mediation & arbitration
experts, and professionals to draft legal instruments, policy makers, researchers and academic,
diplomats, comparative law experts for burgeoning LPO industry and others skilled to meet the diverse
requirement of legal human resource.

Specificity of School of Law

Galgotias School of Law offers world-class infrastructure including Library that’s well-stocked with
thousands of Books, academic and reporting Journals and other reference materials. It also has access
to numerous online Legal databases. Wi-Fi enabled campus enables the students to access the online
legal database and stay updated. Classrooms are well equipped with LCD projectors and other IT tools
for education. A spacious auditorium serves the need for various seminars, conferences and other
events. The School also has a Moot Court Hall to help students get practical court-room lessons.
The School of Law Galgotias University (SOLGU) in just a glorious 7 years by strong traditions of skill
orientation, the ambience and serenity of a world-class infrastructure; excellent blend of rigor and
relevance in the curriculum; local and international collaborative arrangements; quality research; robust
industry interactions; outreach activities that touch the lives of a wide cross section of society; and an
exemplary track record in placement facilitation-all combine to provide a rare synergy and enabled the
SOLGU to establish its name as one of the best law schools In India .
SOLGU has been a pioneer in grooming modern day legal professionals with a multi-disciplinary
edge since its inception in 2012. With integrated BA LL.B (Hons), BBA LL.B (Hons). programs having
specializations on Corporate Laws, Intellectual Property Law, Criminal Law and Constitutional Law
which address the current needs of the industry, state, society and individuals. Staying true to the
spirit of innovation and to develop specialized professionals to satisfy the need of emerging market. All
undergraduate and postgraduate programs offered at SOLGU have their foundations in a contemporary
and progressive curriculum that integrates concepts in law with current industry needs to ensure students
receive a distinct edge in learning. In addition to the highly accomplished full-time faculty at SOLGU,
students also get to learn from experienced visiting faculty and renowned legal practitioners. The 360
degree approach to learning at SOLGU focuses on imparting strong subject-matter expertise (through
classroom learning) and top notch practical exposure (through internships, moot courts and court visits)
to all its incumbents.
SOLGU students since the 1st graduating batch of 2012-2017 from the flagship programs offered at
SOLGU have been well accepted in top legal firms, government organizations and MNCs of repute.
The School has over the years provided its excellence in legal education and has been ranked very high
by various ranking agencies and making its mark in the map of national rankings of brilliance among
others. As the new age legal professionals required specialized skills and the School of Law is the right
place to acquire those skills. SOLGU students have proved their potential by consistently performing
better and winning National awards in a short span of 7 years. Some of our recent graduates are already
holding important jobs in India and abroad and are demonstrating in their work environments the moral
and professional standards they acquired while studying at GU School of Law.

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 Programme educational objectives (PEOs)
PEO1 Ensuring inculcation of advocacy skills.
PEO2 Students will have Oral and Written Communication skills.
PEO3 Preparing them to be ethical and legal professionals who will be socially responsible while
meeting their own career goals
PEO4 Will be industry-ready with strong legal research and problem solving skills.

Administrative Responsibility
I. Programme Chair for Under Graduate: Dr. Seema Yadav
II. Programme Chair for Post Graduate: Dr. Namita S. Malik
III. Programme Chair for Ph.D: Dr. Eakramuddin
IV. Division Chair of BALLB: Mr. Sayan Das & Dr. Narendra B. Singh
V. Division Chair of BBALLB: Mr. Nizam Khan & Faisal A. Khan
VI. Division Chair of LLB:Dr. Eakramuddin & Mr. Pranav Raina

Following are the class coordinators of First year with respective semester:
Semester BALLB Faculty Name
Dr. Salim J. Akhtar Ms. Shweta Rathore
BBALLB Faculty Name
I Ms. Priyam Singh Ms. Vani Sharma
LLB Faculty Name
Mr. Kalrav KrishnaTripathi

Centre of Excellence in Law & Technology

Prof. Dr. Tabrez Ahmad Chairman & Convenor
Mr. Mohammad Umar Co-convenor
Mr. Nizam Khan
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Mr. Sayan Das
Member
Mr. Niteesh K. Upadhyay
Dr. Prashna Samaddar

LIST OF COMMITTEES
ERP & TIME TABLE COMMITTEE
Mr. Nizam Convenor
Mr. Victor Nayak
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Mrs. Richa Sinha Co-convenor
Mrs. Puja Kumari

Debate, MUN, PD & Youth Parliament Committee

Ms. Shweta Rathore Convenor
2 Ms. Priyam Singh
Co-convenor
Mr. Adwitiya P. Tiwari

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 Moot Court & Trial Advocacy Committee
Mr. Mohammad Umar Convenor
Ms. Astha A. Chaturvedi
Co-convenor
3 Dr. Faisal A. Khan
Mr. Deepak kaushik
Member
Ms. Vani Sharma

4 Event Ogranizing Committee

Vidhi Utsav I (2nd GUNMCC, PD, Judgment Writing, Youth Parliament)
Mr. Nizam Khan Convenor
4.A
Mr. Mohammad Umar
Co-convenor
Mr. Pranav Raina

Vidhi Utsav II (4th ICCLI, MUN, Essay Writing, Debate)

Dr. Namita S. Malik Convenor
4.B
Dr. Narendra B. Singh
Co-convenor
Dr. Seema Yadav

Legal Aid Committee

Dr. Gazal Gupta Convenor
5 Mr. Niteesh K. Upadhyay
Co-convenor
Ms. Khyati Jain

Media Coordination Committee (Newsletter, Website updation, Alumni)

Ms. Pooja Kumari Convenor
6 Ms. Priyanka Dutta
Co-convenor
Ms. Victor Nayak

Grievance Redressal Committee

Dr. Seema Yadav Convenor
Dr. Namita S. Malik
Co-convenor
7 Dr. Eakramuddin
All Division Chairs
Member
Concerned Class Coordinator

Sport Committee
Dr. Mandeep Kumar Convenor
8 Mr. Pranay Prakash
Co-convenor
Ms. Abhilasha Sisodia

Cultural Committee
Mr. Pranav Raina Convenor
9 Dr. Prashna Samaddar
Co-convenor
Ms. Vani Sharma

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 Internship Committee
Mr. Victor Nayak Convenor
10 Mr. Dal Chandra
Co-convenor
Ms. Deepti Singh

Placement Committee
Mr. Pranav Raina Convenor
11 Dr. Faisal A. Khan
Co-convenor
Mr. Mandeep Kumar

Journal & Research Committee

Mr. Nizam Khan Convenor
Mr. Mohammad Umar
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Mr. Sayan Das Co-convenor
Dr. Faisal A. Khan

Examination Committee
Mr. Kamaljeet Singh Convenor
Mr. Bishnanand Dubey
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Mr. Vinayak Pandey Co-convenor
Dr. Salim J. Akhtar

Library Committee
Mr. Sayan Das Convenor
14 Ms. Paramita Chaudhary
Co-convenor
Dr. Narendra B. Singh

ADR & Client Counselling Committee

Mr. Sayan Das Convenor
Dr. Eakramuddin
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Mr. Victor Nayak Co-convenor
Mr. Kalrav K. Tripathi

IQAC Committee
Prof. (Dr.) Tabrez Ahmad Chaiman
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Dr. Seema Yadav Co-convenor

1. Dean, School of Law will be de facto Chairman of all the aforementioned committees.
2. The concerned committee is required to recommend a student team and each student team will
consist of following:
a. One Student Convenor (Desirable from 4th year in 5 years course and from 2nd year in 3 years
course)
b. Two Student Co-convenor (Desirable from 3rd year in 5 years course and from 2nd year in 3 years
course)
c. Subcommittee heads from 2nd year in 5 year course and 3 year course
d. Atleast one member from each section of all UG programs (Desirable from 1st or 2nd year in 5
year course and from 1st year in 3 year course)
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Major events and participation of School of Law, GU:
• 20th and 21st January, 2018: The debate was of Uthan Youth Parliament, held in Delhi University.
Amar Pandey and Md. Bilal got the special mention award and Jhanvi got the verbal mention award.
• 10th February 2018,: The debate was held in GCET, Om Prakash Jha, Amber Agarwal, Sakshi
Khulve got the special mention in their respective committees . Also Mandavi and Harsha got the
verbal mention award.
• 17th and 18th February, 2018: A debate was held at Jamia Milia Islamia University. Om Prakash and
Praveen Chaudhary won the Special mention award in their respective committees.
• 25th February, 2018: Shekhar won the High Recommendation award in the Parliamentary Debate
held in the parliament.
• A heartfelt thanks to Mr. Amber Agarwal, a beloved student of Galgotias University, for presenting our
Edited book ‘Lex Et Societatis’ to Shri PP Chaudhary ji, Union Minister of state for Law and Justice &
Corporate Affairs, Government of India. Muskan Garg and Jatin Lalit Singh participated in
• 4th NATIONAL LEVEL SMT. KASHIBAI NAVALE MOOT COURT COMPETITION, Singhad Law
College, Pune and achieved 3rd position.
• Priyanka, Ishita and Ananya of School of Law, Galgotias University, who have not only won Banasthali
National Moot Court Competition but have also bagged Best Mooter and Best Memorial awards.
• HUMAN RIGHTS (LGBT) WORKSHOP: The workshop was conducted on the 7th March 2018, in
A-Block of Galgotias University. Its main motive was to create awareness of LGBTQ rights in our
country. In recent times, the right of the LGBT community has become a huge matter of concern
and is also being taken into consideration by the judicial system. The Supreme Court is all set to
reconsider whether to legalize same sex activities and possibly draft a Uniform Civil Code.-a very big
claim-not authenticated, As of now, LGBT haven’t got their rights and the practice of lesbian, gay,
bisexual, transsexual and queer sexual activities aren’t legal in India. The event began with a brief
introduction about the workshop by Dr. Seema Yadav. Our Dean, Dr. Kiran Gardner spoke about the
same followed by our Vice Chancellor, Dr. Renu Luthra. A bag of, “Youth for Human Rights Interna-
tional” along with a book on positive thinking, were given to all the guests present at the workshop. A
video on the historical background of Human Rights was presented by Mr. Niteesh Kumar Upadhyay.
He also had an interactive session (discussion) on the topic of Human Rights with the audience. Mr.
Niteesh Kumar Upadhyay, Dr. RamNivas Sharma and Mrs. Prashna Samaddar explained the Human
Rights Declaration document in detail. Students; Saijeet and Satakshi gave a presentation on Human
Rights, with the help of music. Saijeet and Satakshi were awarded the best speakers for their presen-
tation.
• ETHNIC DAY AND FRESHERS PARTY it was conducted on the 9th April 2018, on the ground op-
posite to C-Block of Galgotias University. Ethnic Day and the Fresher’s Party for the 1st year students
was organized on the same day by the Cultural Committee of School of Law and Faculty members
teaching in the first year. Several fun activities and events took place for the entertainment of the
faculty members and students. There was a lemon race, in which both, students and teachers took
part and enjoyed themselves. Balle Balle Amritsar to L.A was another fun event. A race which had
three different stages. It was a very unique and interesting concept and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Students from School of Law took part in the talent show where they showcased their talents by sing-
ing, dancing or playing an instrument. Provision for DJ was made so that the teachers and students
could dance and have a great time. The band of School of Law performed several different songs.
Lunch was arranged for the first year students and the faculty members. After the lunch break, there
was ramp walk and question answered round for Mr. and Ms. Fresher’s And Mr. and Ms. Ethnic and
the winners were given the prizes. The event was a huge success as it was one of its kinds and was
appreciated by all.
• WORKSHOP ON LEGAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH METHODOLOGY On 16th Jan-
uary, 2018 , Centre for Legal Research and Pedagogy hosted a one day workshop on Legal and In-
terdisciplinary Research Methodology, Innovation in Legal Research: Issues & Challenges. The work-
shop followed a comprehensive approach towards legal research. It aimed at introducing the specific
tools and techniques including the application and working of Manupatra - an online database. The
learning objective was to enable the participants to use doctrinal tools and innovative techniques for
legal research. The event was graced by Pof. (Dr.)Renu Luthra, V.C., G.U as the Chief Guest, Mr.
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 Dhruv Galgotia, CEO, G.U as the Guest of Honour. Special Invitee was Prof. Jayasankar Varlyar, Pro
V.C. Academics, G.U. Keynote Speaker for the event was Dr. T.R.Vijayaram, Director for Research,
G.U. Advisor to CLRP Prof. (Dr.) Kiran Gardner, Dean, SOL, G.U also was among the speakers for
the event
• 18th March 2019, Womens’ Day Celebration; Nukkad Natak at Kasna Village were conducted under
the auspices of Legal Aid Committee.
• 2nd April 2019, RTI Cell of Legal Aid Committee in association with Debate Committee conducted a
student debate programme on RTI and Constitutional Rights of People.
• 6th April, 2019, a jail visit was organised by Dr. Gazal Gupta for the students of VIIIth Semester.
• Students have done exponentially good in representing the university for various intra moot court
competitions some of the highlighting achievements of early 2019 are; Best Female Speaker to Jan-
hvi, VI Semester student at IMS Dehradun, Runner up Team at GIMS Greater Noida, Best speaker
award at GIBS Delhi, Runner Up team in MEWAR Law Institute, Best speaker award at Shobhit Uni-
versity, Meerut.
• Some of the students’ from pass out batch has done exemplary performance in CLAT for getting into
LL.M. Priyanka Maurya stood 6th in CLAT and 1st in female category.
• 3rd International Conference on Contemporary Legal Issues was organized on 9th March 2019.
Hon’ble Justice Dipak Misra, Former Chief Justice of India was the Chief Guest of this Event. The
event was also graced by Deputy High Commissioner of Zimbabwe (Mr. Lovemore Ncube) Adv.
Sidharth Luthra, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India and Advocate Gautam Khizanchi of
Delhi High Court
• Some of the students also got admission in prestigious University like; South Asian University, Na-
tional University of Juridical Sciences, Hidayatullah National Law University, National Law University
Odisha. (to be put in bold)

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