Category: Civil law

Having been a part of a law school for five years now, I have come across one of the most common issue with the majority of law students in their initial years, which is that they are unable to determine “How and from where to begin the legal research?” For example, Constitutional law, Corporate law […]

Meaning of Multidisciplinary Research Multidisciplinary research is a form of research based in specialized branches of different disciplines with a much more comprehensive examination of research problem from a wider perspective integrated together in terms of research methods, objectives of study with achieving a common aim of specialized knowledge with the help of relevant findings. Significance & Application of Multidisciplinary Research in Law Legal issues can not […]

Getting admission into a National Law University is a dream of every law aspirant. Currently, there are 23 established National Law Universities in India. National Law Schoolof Indian University, Bangalore, also known as NLSIU, established itself at the first National Law University of the country in 1988 and Dr. BhimraoAmbedkar National Law University, Sonipat, is the last […]

With over 47000 students competing for 2820 seats in NLUs in 2019, CLAT is seen as one of the most difficult entrance exams in the country. Around 54,450 students appeared for CLAT in 2018, too. With a minute increment of the seats in National Law Universities this year and the number of students expected to […]

In this changing time of evolution in the field of Artificial Intelligence, its interface with the legal education system is a big debate. Few believe that bringing the efficient option of AI will not just boost up the quality of its but also helps in maintaining proper data storage of the law student development by continually tracking and […]