Vadodara: In a significant event, Supreme Court judges engaged with students at Parul University to discuss various legal topics. The discussion included important areas of law such as corporate law, intellectual property, environmental law, and cyber law. The demand for legal professionals is growing in India. Global markets also seek legal experts for cross-border trade and international arbitration.
Parul University, which has received an A++ rating from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and is recognised by the Gujarat government as a Centre of Excellence, is addressing this demand. The university offers specialised legal education and research opportunities to meet the needs of the industry.
As part of its efforts, Parul University has organised a series of lectures featuring 24 Supreme Court judges, 57 High Court judges, and 87 Supreme Court lawyers, along with 84 High Court lawyers. These lectures provide students with insights from experts in the field. Many banking and finance professionals, specifically 77 bank officers, have pursued law studies at the university, influenced by the quality education offered by its law faculty.
Additionally, 250 judges have completed their master’s degrees from the Faculty of Law, which is a point of pride for the university. Students from the Institute of Law have also achieved remarkable success. Notably, three talented students, Neel Rami, Priyanka Parmar, and Anushka Singh, passed the prestigious All India Bar Council-19 examination to become lawyers. Furthermore, 15 students secured internships with the District Legal Services Authority in Vadodara, while another 16 students gained internships in Rajasthan.
In a great achievement, Parul University’s social work students maintained a 100% placement record this year. Om Jadav, a student from social work, was offered a job with Safari, and Kushi Barot received an attractive package from the Shroff Foundation Trust. Renowned companies such as ABB, Alembic, L&T, and Sun Pharma have placed their trust in the university’s students and offered them internships.
In another highlight, the university hosted its first international mediation competition. Hon’ble Justice Girish Kathpalia from the Delhi High Court and Hon’ble Justice J.C. Doshy from the Gujarat High Court spoke about the rising importance of mediation in the Indian legal system. This event provided students with a unique opportunity to engage with top legal professionals and learn about the significance of mediation in resolving disputes.
The regular organisation of lecture series ensures that students stay updated on emerging trends and challenges in the legal field. Experts frequently guide students on various aspects of law, helping them prepare for future careers.
Overall, these initiatives by Parul University reflect its commitment to providing quality legal education and preparing students for successful careers in the legal profession. The university continues to play a vital role in shaping the future of legal education in India, helping students become competent and skilled professionals ready to meet the demands of a dynamic legal landscape.