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Integrated Legal Education Emphasizing Intellectual and Jurisprudential Science of Law

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It has always been my dream, to envisage a university where students not only learn their subjects but also live their subjects. With this aim in mind I decided to create KIIT School of Law.

Law is a pedagogy which closely perceives all the aspects of society and subsequently deals with them. I feel that in the field of legal education, students should instinctively apply what they have studied in the four corners of their classroom to whatever their eye may observe in the environment around them. Realizing the importance of mixing law with aspects of finance such as Economics and Business Management is a revelation only 20 years old.

It is only obvious that the amalgamation of legal education with the requirements of the corporate world is almost a necessity for the modern-day law student. We at KIIT School of Law strive to mould and nurture students to not only meet but exceed expectations in the field of law integrated with the field of finance. I welcome all those who are going to share the feeling of satisfaction with the success of the KIIT School of Law and thank all those who have extended and would continue to extend their valued support in achieving our mission.

Message from the FounderProfile of the ChancellorProfile of the Vice- ChancellorMessage from the DirectorAbout KIIT UniversityAbout School of LawKSOL Breaking BarriersInfrastructureCurriculumStudent Co-curricular Activities Publication Paper Presentations, Seminars and Conferences Moot Court Achievements Students AchievementsExtra Curricular ActivitiesInternshipsPlacementsFaculty Contact

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Law Schools across the globe have one cardinal objective, to educate the youth about a science which will always stay viable and which truly and justifiably decides the entire way of living in society.

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Prof. Mathur is a seasoned Academician and an Academic Admin-istrator par excellence. He has over 30 years of experience in teaching at Postgraduate Level. In his illustrious career, he has held several visiting positions, including Visiting Scientist at the Rockefeller University, New York and Institute for Reproductive Medicine of the University of Munster, Germany. He has been an awardee of several national level awards including ICMR Interna-tional Fellowship Award for Senior Indian Biomedical Scientist in 2009-10.He has been a member of several learned societies including American Society of Animal Science (U.S.A), American Association for the Advancement of Science (U.S.A) and National Academy of Medical Sciences, India.

He was earlier the Dean, School of Life Sciences, Professor, Department of Biochemistry& Molecular Biology and Centre Head, CoE in Bioinformatics, Pondicherry University.

Prof. (Dr.) Premendu Prakash MathurB.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Zoology)

Prof. N.L. Mitra received his M.Com, LL.M. and PhD from Calcutta University. He holds certificate in Human Rights from International Institute of Human Rights, Strasbourg, France. Prof. Mitra has been formerly the Vice- Chancellor of National Law School of India Univer-sity (NLSIU), Bangalore (1997-2001) and National Law University (NLU), Jodhpur (2001-2004). He has been the chairman of several important Government of India committees and has advised Reserve Bank of India and other important bodies. He is also member of NLUO Governing Council and Executive Council and thus supervises all their academic and administrative activities.

He is a life member of Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), Member of India Law Institute (ILI), former member of the Executive Committee of Common Wealth Legal Education Association (CLEA) and Member of the Legal Education Committee of Bar Council of India (BCI).

Prof. (Dr.) N. L. MitraM.Com, LL.M. and Ph.D.

Prof.(Dr.) N.K. ChakrabartiLL.B, M.A., LL.M. and Ph.D.

are constantly innovating to ensure that our students would be competent to confront the emerging challenges and to respond to the growing national and international dimensions of both legal education and legal profession. The structure of syllabi in all the three integrated courses focuses on justice studies, multilateral legal regulations, multi-disciplinary areas, technological advances especially in the field of biotechnology, market economy, international trade and commerce besides the traditional subjects.

The teaching methods followed at KSOL involves case method, problem method, adversary method, discussion-text book method, research method, clinical method ,field visits and practical training in the legal field with the objective to teach law in context . And for achieving these objectives the KSOL is privileged to have dynamic, distinguished and energetic young faculties to fulfill the dreams of young learners of law.

Hence we appreciate if you would kindly visit our Law School and interact with our bright young students.

The teaching and learning law at KIIT SCHOOL OF LAW (KSOL) is something which responded holistically and meaningfully to 21st century challenges of legal education. The main challenges to the legal education today are to prepare law students not only as lawyers and members of legal fraternity but also as social engineers to be the driving force and to play active role in the emerging issues and movements towards emergence of trade related global market, widespread privatization of governmental functions, changing phenomenon of finance, business and industries and to response to techno-science challenges like advances of information technology, biotechnology, genetic sciences, revolution in microchips and integrated circuitry, recombinant DNA technologies.

Keeping in mind the above advances a truly integrated legal education in India had been introduced in KSOL, the only law school having all the basic integrated courses, such as, B.A.LL.B., B.B.A.LL.B., and B.Sc.LL.B. The LL.M. and Ph.D programme of KSOL are also designed to pursue legal education emphasizing intellectual and jurisprudential science of law. In matters of curriculum development and pedagogy we

KSOL BREAKING BARRIERS

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KIIT university is one of the youngest institutions to be awarded the deemed university status under Section 3 of the UGC Act of 1956 in India. It has travelled a fascinating journey from being a technical institute to a multi-disciplinary university. The university has 22 constituent schools offering 50 programmes which are accommodated in 17 sprawling Wi-Fi campuses spread over an area of 7.5 million sq.ft. A total of 17000 students pursue under graduate and post graduate studies in Engineering, MCA Management, Rural Management, Law, Bio-technology, Nursing, Fashion Technology, Cinema & Media Studies and Language.

Along with the excellent infrastructure it provides a diverse environment to the students engaged in multiple disciplines for the wholesome personality development. It provides perfect setting for excellence.

Students from nearly 20 countries are pursuing their students here while students researchers from KIIT are engaged in academic activities in more 15 countries, a fact that puts KIIT in league with the best institution of the country.

Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS)KISS- Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences is a step of KIIT University towards social commitment. Here children from impoverished tribal areas are given education free of cost by arranging for their stay as well as food. This is the largest institute for tribal children in South Asia which is home to 15000 tribal children providing them accommodation, food, healthcare and education- from Kindergarten to Post Graduation.

Not only does this institution fulfills their all basic amenities of life absolutely free of cost but also guarantees them a job after their education and vocational training. KISS added another feather in the hat by winning the World Under – 19 Rugby Championship in the year 2007.

KSOL-has established itself as a pivotal institution of excellence, scholarship and rigor among the law institutions of the third generation. We have a diverse student population drawn from as many as 20 states of India, enriching the experience of those who study here.

Emerging as one of the finest law schools, KSOL is known for its teaching standards and scholarship. We are also the first law school that implemented the curricula recommended by the Bar Council of India in 2009.

Similarly, we are amongst the first law schools to offer three conjoined honours degree courses - B.A.LL.B (Hons.), B.B.A LL.B (Hons.) and B.Sc.LLB (Hons.). KSOL is also the first law school in India to offer specialized honors courses viz. Constitutional Law, Business Law, Human Rights Law, International Law, Crime and Criminology, Intellectual Property Law and Taxation Law. KSOL is also a member of the International Association of Law Schools, Washington, U.S.A. and Asia - Pacific Association of Law Schools, Australia.

KIIT School of Law, in a short span of five years, has overcome hurdles and broken many barriers. The rich course curriculum, meticulously framed by KIIT School of Law, was also reflected in the model

curriculum proposed by the Bar Council of India. The recommendation by a few bright students to Election Commissions for recognition of transgender voting rights was accepted and

implemented in the year 2009.

KIIT School of Law also has the honour of hosting two of the most prestigious moot court competitions held in the country: The 52nd Phillip C. Jessup Moot Court

Competition and the First Bar Council of India (BCI) International Moot Court Competition in the same academic year, which is an unmatched feat. KSOL

has also organized the 3rd International and 7th Biennial Conference of Indian Society of Victimology. The hosting of 150 years of the Indian

Penal Code, which was attended by several eminent legal dignitaries including Rt. Hon Lord Nicholas Phillips, President of the Supreme

Court of the United Kingdom.

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Computing FacilitiesThe University offers sophisticated computing environment with access to a powerful network of resources and applications. The ICT cell equips the university campus with state-of-the-art networking facilities in a single loop with wireless internet connectivity by utilizing technologies such as VoIP, Video Conferencing, video streaming, and wireless LAN. All the students are equipped with wi-fi-enabled laptops.

Seminar Hall & Moot CourtThe school has an air conditioned seminar hall with a seating capacity of 200. In addition the school has a huge moot court room and students are expected to take part in simulated court proceedings, which usually include drafting briefs and oral arguments. The KSOL has a very tough and competitive internal moot court competition in order to select the students who represent KSOL at the various National and International moot court competitions.

Hostel FacilitiesThe Law course is a full time residential programme and all the students are required to stay in the hostel. The separate hostels for boys and girls have 24- hour wireless internet connectivity conducive to a professional work ambience. KSOL strives to create the best possible living environment for all the boarders to be able to meet their interests and needs – both academic and personal.

LibraryKIIT School of Law library is one of the most comprehensive law libraries in India and undeniably one of the most attractively designed. The library is open 24X7 and despite having a plenteous collection of books and titles, it is still expanding at a fast rate. Spread across 3 floors and having an annual budget of over Rupees 1 crore, the library contains a rich collection of printed as well as electronic resources which include books, journals, back volume of journals and reports, databases, audio- visual materials, CD’s, e-journals annual reports of top companies, case studies, conference proceedings, standards and patents etc, is regarded as one of the best upcoming libraries amongst all law schools in India.

ClassroomsThe multimedia –enabled classrooms are spacious and air-conditioned. These are equipped with overhead LCD projectors, public address system, internet facility and laptop power supply.

Medical FacilitiesAdjacent to the school’s campus, KIIT has its own ultra-modern multi-specialty thousand- bed hospital. Besides providing medical checkups to the students every year, the school covers students under the University mediclaim policy.

Sports FacilitiesA centrally located indoor stadium provides facilities for all indoor games such as table tennis,carrom, and snooker. Outdoor facilities for games such as cricket, basketball, tennis and baseball are also available in the campus itself.

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1st SemesterLaw of Contract-1Legal MethodsGrammar of SociologyMicroeconomicsGrammar of PoliticsGeneral English

2nd Semester Law of Contract-IILaw of TortContemporary Political Ideologies and IdeasContemporary Sociological IssuesMacro EconomicsLegal English

3rd SemesterConstitutional Law-IPenal LawExplorations in Social InequalitiesIndian EconomyAnatomy of Global PoliticsGeneral English

4th SemesterConstitutional Law-IIPublic AdministrationJurisprudence

Public International LawEconomics of Growth and DevelopmentLaw and Society

5th SemesterCompany Law IHuman Right LawFamily Law IIntellectual Property Law Administrative Law Criminal Procedure Code, P.O.Act & J.J.Act

6th SemesterCivil Procedure Code & Limitation Act Company Law IIFamily Law IIProperty LawPrinciple of TaxationHons. Paper I

7th SemesterLabour& Industrial Laws-1Interpretation of statutes & Principles ofLegislation Law of EvidenceDrafting, Pleading & Conveyance (Clinical Paper- I)Hons Paper –IIHons. Paper –III

8th SemesterEnvironmental LawCyber Law Labour & Industrial Laws – IIBanking Law Hons. Paper- IVHons Paper -V

3rd SemesterConstitutional Law-I Cost & Management AccountingManagerial EconomicsOrganisational BehaviorGeneral EnglishPenal Law

4th SemesterConstitutional Law-IIHuman Resource ManagementJurisprudencePublic International LawFinancial Institution and MarketsFinancial Management

5th SemesterAdministrative LawIntellectual Property LawFamily Law ICompany Law IHuman Rights LawCriminal Procedure Code

6th SemesterCivil Procedure Code & Limitation ActCompany Law – IIFamily Law – IIPrinciples Of TaxationProperty LawHons. Paper –I

7th SemesterLabour & Industrial Laws –ILaw Of EvidenceInterpretation of statutes Drafting, Pleading & ConveyanceHons. Paper –IIHons. Paper- III

9th SemesterInternational Trade lawAlternative Dispute Resolution(Clinical Paper – II )Land LawsProfessional Ethics & Professional Accounting System (Clinical Paper- IV)Hons. Paper – VI Hons. Paper - VII

10th SemesterHons. Paper-VIIIMoot Court & Internship (Clinical Paper -III)Seminar Course I Seminar Course IISeminar Course IIISeminar Course IV

1st SemesterLaw of Contract-IGeneral EnglishLegal MethodsPrinciples & Practices of Management Marketing Management Principles of Financial Accounting

2nd Semester Law of Contract-IILaw of TortLegal EnglishBusiness EthicsService MarketingAdvanced Accounting Principles

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Curriculum (2008-13 Batch) B.B.A.LL.B (Hons.)

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Curriculum (2008-13 Batch) B.Sc.LL.B(Hons.)

8th SemesterLabour & Industrial Laws – IICyber LawEnvironmental LawBanking LawHons. Paper – IVHons. Paper – V

9th SemesterLand Laws International Trade Law Professional Ethics (Clinical Paper- IV)Hons. Paper – VIHons. Paper – VIIADR (Clinical Paper – II )

10th SemesterMoot Court & Internship (Clinical Paper-III)Seminar Course – I Seminar Course – IISeminar Course – IIISeminar Course – IVHons. Paper-VIII

4th SemesterConstitutional Law-IIPublic International LawChemical & Pharmaceutical Bio-TechnologyChemical & Pharmaceutical Bio-Technology- Lab JurisprudenceAnimal & Plant BiotechnologyAnimal & Plant Biotechnology- LabFood and Industrial BiotechnologyFood and Industrial Biotechnology- Lab

5th SemesterCompany Law IHuman Right LawFamily Law IIntellectual Property Law Administrative Law Criminal Procedure Code, P.O.Act & J.J.Act

6th SemesterCivil Procedure Code and Limitation ActProperty LawCompany law-IIFamily Law -IIPrinciples of TaxationHons. Paper -1

7th SemesterLabour& Industrial Laws-IInterpretation of statutes & Principles of Legislation Law of EvidenceDrafting, Pleading & Conveyance (Clinical Paper- I )Hons Paper –IIHons. Paper –III

8th SemesterLabour and Industrial Laws-IIBanking LawCyber LawEnvironmental LawHons Paper -IVHons. Paper –V

9th SemesterInternational Trade lawAlternative Dispute Resolution(Clinical Paper – II )Land LawsProfessional Ethics & Professional Accounting System (Clinical Paper- IV)Hons. Paper – VI Hons. Paper - VII

10th SemesterHons. Paper-VIIIMoot Court & Internship (Clinical Paper- III)Seminar Course -ISeminar Course -IISeminar Course -IIISeminar Course -IV

1st SemesterLaw of Contract-ILegal MethodsFundamentals of BiotechnologyFundamentals of Environmental ScienceChemistry-IChemistry Lab-IGeneral English

2nd SemesterLaw of Contract-IILaw of TortCell & Molecular BiologyCell & Molecular Biology LabChemistry-IIChemistry Lab-IIEnvironmental Issues and The Judicial SystemsLegal English

3rd SemesterConstitutional Law-IPenal LawRecombinant DNA Technology and Forensic Science Biotechnology -LabTechnological Issues in Environmental ScienceGeneral EnglishChemistry-III Chemistry Lab-III

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Business Law

Criminal Law

Constitutional Law Intellectual Property LawCorporate Governance

Investment LawCapital Market RegulationBankruptcy & Insolvency LawMerger & AcquisitionsCompetition LawDirect & Indirect TaxationLaw of Corporate Finance

Introduction to criminology & Forensic SciencePenology & VictimologyPrison law and Administration in IndiaInternational Criminal LawJuvenile JusticeWomen & Criminal LawProhibition & ParoleComparative Criminal Procedure

Comparative constitutional LawIndian FederalismAffirmative action and Discriminative JusticeHuman Rights Law & Indian ConstitutionLaw and EducationMedia and the LawGovernment account, audits and fiscal responsibility and ManagementLegislative Drafting

International Law

International OrganizationIMF, World Bank & WTOInternational Humanitarian Law & International Criminal LawMaritime law and Law of SeaInternational Investment LawInternational Commercial ArbitrationPrivate International LawAir and Space Law

Law relating to CopyrightLaw Relating to Trade MarksLaw relating to PatentLaw relating to G.I., Biodiversity, Biotechnology, Farmers and Breeders RightLaw relating to Trade Secrets, Design and Technology transferInformation Technology & Intellectual PropertyIPR Transaction and LitigationIPR Management

Taxation Law

Income Tax Law and PracticeCentral ExciseCustoms and Service TaxWealth TaxVAT/ Sales Tax LawCorporate Tax planning and Direct Tax CodeIntroduction to International TaxationAdjudication of Tax related disputes

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The American Journal of Economics And Business Administration. 1 (3): 255-260, 2009. ISSN 1945-5488 © 2009 Science Publications. Paper Titled: ”Development Or The Environment”

American Journal of Economics And Business Administration, 1 (3): 241-248, 2009 ISSN 1945-5488 © 2009 Science Publications. Paper Titled “Guised in Green: Uncloaking the Myth of World Trade Organization’s Trade-Environment Harmony” (Co- Authored)

The American Journal of Economics And Business Administration. 1 (3): 268-274, 2009 ISSN 1945-5488 © 2009 Science Publications “The Legal Inter-Linkages: Trade: Environment: Development”

Journal of Civil and Environmental Research “Interstate Water Dispute and Federalism: Governance of Interstate River Water in India”, [ISSN 2222-1719 (Paper) ISSN 2222-2863 (Online)], Vol. 2, No 2 (2012) at p.11-16, which is published by The International Institute for Science, Technology, and Education (IISTE). ( Co- Authored)

The Asian Journal of International Law, Jan.-Dec. 2011 at p.109-117, Paper on “Intellectual Property and Sustainable Development”. (Co-authored)

The Journal of World Intellectual Property, (2012) Vol. 15, no. 2, pp. 155–170. DOI: 10.1111/j.1747-1796.2012.00436.x, Paper Titled: “Role of Collective Management Organizations for Protection of Performer’s Right in Music Industry: In the Era of Digitalization” (Co-authored)

International Publications National PublicationsUnistar Books Pvt. Ltd. 2012 , paper titled: “Role Of Judiciary, Public Interest Litigation and Media”, published in Human Rights: Issues and Perspective by Dr. Jatinder Kaur, ISBN: 978-93-81832-96-7 at Page. 395-400.

Journal of Intellectual Property Rights, Comparative “Analysis of Copyright Protection of Databases.” Vol. 17(2) Pp – 111-121. ISSN – 0971-7544.

Journal of Intellectual Property Rights, Paper titled: “Rebirth Of Opt-In System in Copyright: Analysis In The Light Of 'Google Books' Controversy”, Vol. 16, (Nov.), 500-508, ISSN No.0975-1076.

Journal of Intellectual Property Rights, “Virtual Trademark Use: The Curious Case of Key Words and Adwords.” (Paper No. IPR– 784)(Accepted for publication)

Journal of Indian Law and Society (2010), paper titled: “A Tortured Bill: An Analysis of the Prevention of Torture Bill 2010”, 2 (Winter) 125.(Co-authored)

Orissa Law Review, paper titled: “Hohfeldian Analysis of Article 19 – With Special Reference to Bharat Kumar v. State of Kerala”

Peoples Union for Civil Liberties News Bulletin, Article: “A Study of Death Penalty in India”, November 2009.

Calcutta Law Times, November Edition, Paper Titled: “Internet Voting in India: The Upcoming Reality, Overcoming The Fiasco Of EVM’s” [Cal.L.T.(2010)4] P.23

Indian Human Rights Law Review, June 2012, Edition Vol. III, No. 1. Paper Titled: “Hindu Jurisprudence, Hinduism and Human Rights: Search for the Element of Human Rights In Hindu Jurisprudence”. ISSN 2230-7036.

Indian Legal Impetus, Article: “5000 Years of Yogic Knowledge: Intellectual Or Traditional”, Vol.4, Issue XII, (Dec.), 16-18.

Current Law Reports, Odisha, Paper titled: “Directors in the Dock – An Analysis In The Light Of Maksud Sayid” April 2011 Edition

CONFERENCEs& SEMINARS

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Rotary International District 3290 award for Academic Excellence (July 2009) Won the 2nd Prize in Lex Tech Pan Asian Essay Competition, organized by GNLU, Gujarat, India June 2009. Secured 11th Rank In LicitoConcurso 2010, National Essay Writing Competition, Theme- “Legal Education: Impact Of Globalization On Legal Education In India” Article was ranked 28th out of top 35 articles in India Law Journal “LICITO CONCURSO ’10” on topic “Climate Change: Was Copenhagen more than the accord: The Indian perspective”Selected among the top 25 entries in the 5th NALSAR-Nani Palkiwala Foundation Taxation Law Essay Competition, 2012.Participated in 11th Human Rights Summer School held from 14 to 26 December, 2010 at Proshika HRDC, Koitta, Manikganj, Bangladesh, organized by Empowerment through Law of the Common People (ELCOP) under the guidance of Dr. MizanurRahman, Chairman Of Human Rights Commission Of Bangaladesh.Participated in 58th session of Harvard National Model United Nations from 16 February to 19 February 2012 at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel organized by Harvard International Relations Council, an NGO associated with the United Nations Department of Public Information. 1st Runner Up in Parliamentary Debate held at NIT Rourkela Finalist in Parliamentary Debate held at C.N.L.U, PatnaQuarter Finalist in Parliamentary Debate held at RMLNU, Lucknow

International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility and Industrial Disaster (NLIU, Bhopal – 5-6th Dec. 09).

International Conference on Climate Change and Social Issues, Colombo, Sri Lanka organized by IHDT, Sri Lanka and Toulouse Business School, (France 15th – 16th December, 2011.)

ILSA International Conference 2009 ( NUJS Kolkata- July 22- 25, 2009)

International Conference on International Trade and Commerce” (Osmania University, Dept. of Commerce, 5-7th March, 2010).

“International Conference On Gandhian Values: Corporate Governance & Sustainability” ,Bangalore

“Law vis-à-vis ethics and morality” , New Delhi under the joint auspices of Delhi School of professional Studies and Research and AISC, UK ( Jan 4-5, 2012)

The Indo-European Dialogue on innovation, creativity and I.P. policy, organized by National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata, (19th -20th November , 2010)

Winner, Best Memorial Award at the “Commonwealth International Law Moot Court Competition” (School Of Law, Christ University, Bangalore – February 19-22, 2009).

Winner, 3rd Best Memorial And Quarter-Finalist At The 51st Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition (Lucknow – 15th To 17th January 2010).

Runners Up, in 1st D.H Law Associates National Moot Court Competition, 2012 organised by CNLU ,Patna (Participated as “Speaker”) (30th March-1st April 2012)

Runners Up, in 2nd R.K. Jain Memorial National Moot Court Competition, 2011 (Participated as “Speaker”) (26TH-27THMarch)

Secured 2nd Position in Advocacy Skill and Moot Court Competition organized by Odisha Human Rights Commission. (6th December 2011)

Winner, 4th best Memorial in the Philip C Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition – 2011; North India Rounds.

Quarter-Finalist, Fifth Annual NALSAR – Justice B.R. Sawhny Memorial Moot Court Competition, 2011

Qualified for Asia-Pacific Regional Rounds Manfred Lacs Space Law Moot Court Competition 2011 At UPH, Jakarta

Qualified for 18th Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Court Competition Vienna” 2011

All India Law Congress-2010 held on 27-28 March, 2010 at Punjab University (Department of Law) in Chandigarh.

State Level Seminar On Development Project, Tribal Displacement And Resistance, Organised By Scheduled Caste And Scheduled Tribe Research Insititute, Bhubanesheswar

Conference On “National Initiative ForIncreasing Access To Justice” in the Regional Seminar Organised by National Human Rights Commission, In KIIT Bhubaneswar, Odisha.

Golden Jubilee National Seminar on “Current Issues in Law” organized by The Bar Association ofIndia in cooperation with the High Court and District Bars of Odisha. (27-28 February, 2010)

33rd All India Criminology Conference organized by the Faculty of Law, University of Kashmir, Srinagar( October 22-24, 2009.)

Seminar on “Radical Movements in India”, part of Sameeksha 2009: the annual fest organized by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai (21st-22nd December 2009)

National Conference On Technology Transfer And IP Issues, (NLU Jodhpur, 22-23 October, 2010)

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Justice K.M.Subhan Memorial Best Mooter Award For The HRSS ’10 Moot Court Competition Organized By ELCOP, Bangladesh.Won the 1st prize for presenting the paper (co-authored) entitled “Sixty-one years of affirmative Action – An Assessment” in the Seminar on the Vista of Constitutional Law organized by National Law University, Orissa, on 13th November 2011.Student Ambassador of International Trademark Association, (INTA) since April,2011. Sole representative from India as an Ambassador.The only one selected from India in the Academic Committee of International Trademark Association (INTA), New York USA. Student Consultant and Project Manager, McCullough Robertson Lawyers, Brisbane (Australia)Selected As Member Of The National Innovation Team For Kalpanyaya's I.P. Treatise Initiative. Involved In Authoring A Chapter On Controversies And Issues Surrounding From Patent Rights.Honorary Member of Internet Society ( ISOC) Bangalore Chapter.

Selected by University Grants Commission for UGC Sponsored Major Research Project on Admissibility of Forensic Evidences: A futuristic Study. Submitted a report to the CENTRAL FORENSIC SCIENCE LABORATORY, Kolkata on "Detection and Elimination of Counterfeit Currency in India through the Indian Legal Systems.Represented India in International Youth Forum, Seliger in 2011 out of 700 people from all over the world (among 80 countries)

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KSOL Moot Court SocietyThe KIIT School of Law Moot Court Society (KSOLMCS) is the student committee assigned with the responsibility of administering and managing mooting activities as well as maintain-ing the benchmark that KSOL has set itself. The MCS’s role is to facilitate and regulate mooting at the KSOL which involves planning, organising and

TARKA SAMUHA (KSOL Debating Society)A debate competition increases inquisitiveness coupled with spontaneity in the minds of a man, which is the fuel to a lawyer. The part of brain which delves into analysis, arguments, speech and precision are sharpened by this art called debate, add to that a format in the Asian style of parliamentary system is what is majorly followed in School of law, KIIT. Intra debates are conducted as often as possible by Tarka Samuha (KSOL debating society) and in a very intellectually challenging environment. Teams are given various topics which may vary from society to

executing the various prestigious moot court competitions that are hosted by KSOL. Mooting can best be depicted as the closest means to achieving the end of becoming a lawyer while still in law school which includes identification of legal issues in the particular instance, comprehensive research in that area of law, followed by written submissions as well as grueling and challenging oral argument before a bench of eminent judges – in brief, everything that a lawyer is expected to do.

culture or from politics to entertainment. We have always believed sky is the limit to create an ambit for our debating Society. To sustain a platform where men are at constant scrutiny of each syllable of other men is equal to productive creativity for the human good, the results from such a platform are never haste or one sided and Tarka Samuha has been thriving to maintain such a platform.

SIFE-KISS-KIIT TeamThe SIFE organization was founded in United States in the year 1975. The aim of this organiza-tion is to bring together the top leaders of today and tomorrow so as to create a better sustainable world through the positive power of business. Today, SIFE India operates as a subsidiary of SIFE Worldwide. It is one of 39 countries around the world that comprises SIFE’s premier business and higher education network. A chapter of SIFE was launched in KIIT on 25th January 2011. The team members comprises of individuals from different fields of interest. The Primary motive being, engaging students in community services in a

business model, and making maximum usage of our available resources to indentify various community problems, to find the solutions for betterment of their interest and development.

ILSA Chapter and International Law SocietyMr. Philipe Cullet, School of Oriental and African Studies of the University of London, inaugurated the chapter of the International Law Students' Association (ILSA) that was launched on

1st August, 2009 at KIIT School of Law. The main aim behind the establishing the International Law Society is to provide education to the students by way of conducting academic conferences, the publication of books, magazines, and other academic resources, globally coordinating different student chapter organizations, and administrating the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.

West Law Clinic & Training ProgrammeThomson Reuters, Legal has engaged a Student Consultant of KIIT School of Law. During this

the library. Apart from on-spot assistance in library, Student Consultant shall also answer the questions raised by end users through telephone, email & Facebook. Student Consultant shall communicate with professors and conduct Westlaw training in the class and also in the University. Student Consultants shall endeavor to do promotions through social media marketing. Study and summarize proper methods to help increase usage with cooperation of the Online Trainer.

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LAW FIRMSA K Choudhury & Co, KolkataA.K.Singh & Associates Calcutta Acharya & Co.AmarchandMangaldass and Suresh and Shroff and Co.Anand and Anand.ANS Associates, Kolkata Dua AssociatesErnst & YoungFox Mandal & Co.George A. Rebello ChambersGurmeet Bindra & Associates Law OfficesThe Chambers of George A. Rebello, MumbaiHolla & Holla, BangaloreK & S Partners Intellectual Property AttorneysKarvy & Co. And Batliboi & PurohitKhaitan & Co, Advocates.Kochhar & Co.Kundalia & AssociatesLexOrbis IP Solicitors & AdvocatesLakshmi Kumaran & SridharanM S Mishra & Associates.P. Basu and Co. (Solicitors & Advocates)Paras Kuhad Associates AdvocatesPathways Legal Consultants, New DelhiR. Ginodia& Co. Solicitors & Advocates.Mason and Associates, New DelhiR K Dewan& Co.S K.Banerjee& Associates, KolkataS. Jalan And Company (Advocates And Solicitors)S. Kakrania& Co.S. Majumdar& Co.S. R. Kakrania And CoSandersons and MorgansScriboardSingh & Associates, Advocates & SolicitorsSinghania & Co, LLP.Sinha & Co., AdvocatesSRGR Law Offices.Trademark Registration Bureau, Trilegal.Varma and Associates.Victor Moses & Co.Wadia Ghandy& Co.Zeus AssociatesZeus IP Advocates.L.P AgarwallaAnd Associates.

HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONNational Human Rights Commission, New DelhiOrissa Human Rights Commission, Bhubaneswar.Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission.West Bengal Human Rights Commission, Kolkata.

NGO / THINK TANKSCRY (Child Rights And You), KolkataPeople’s Cultural Centre, BhubaneswarHelpage India World Wildlife Fund, Bhubaneswar YCDAThalassaemia Treatment & Research Centre (Indian Red Cross Society) (Kolkata)Sacred Heart Mission Centre for Youth & Social Development, Bhubaneswar, OdishaObserser Research Foundation (Think Tank),New DelhiPeople’s Union for Civil Liberties, New DelhiRural Litigation And Entitlement Kendra, DeharadunRotary Club of Calcutta, Metro City India Vision, 2020.Indian Association of Blood Cancer & Allied DiseasesNavjyoti India Foundation (NGO), New DelhiMine Labour Protection Campaign ( NGO), Jodhpur

COMPANIESAmbuja Cements Ltd.CESC Ltd.DamodarValley CorporationNational Aluminium Corporation Ltd.Larsen and Toubro Ltd.Steel Authority of India Ltd.Heavy Engineering Corporation Ltd, RanchiInternational Conveyors LtdOil and Natural Gas Corporation of IndiaTata Global BeveragesAreva T&D (Legal Department), NoidaAndrew Yule & Company Limited(Legal Department), Kolkata

LEGAL PRACTITIONERSDr. Rajeev Dhavan, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of IndiaMr. Ram Jethmalani, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of IndiaMr. Pravin H. Parekh, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of IndiaDr. Adish C. Aggarwala Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of IndiaMr. Kawaljit Kochar, Advocate, Supreme Court of IndiaMr. Niraj Sharma, Advocate, Supreme Court Of IndiaMr. Rana Mukherjee, Advocate, Supreme Court of IndiaMr. Sanjay Ghosh, Advocate Supreme Court Of IndiaMr. Saurabh Mishra, Advocate, Supreme Court of IndiaMr. Devendra Kumar Sinha, Addl. Advocate General, Patna High CourtMr. Sidharth Luthra, Senior Advocate, Delhi High Court.Mr. SurajNarain Prasad Sinha, Senior Advocate, Patna High Court.Mr Arup Kumar Panda, Advocate, Odisha High Court.Mr. Amar Mohanty, Advocate, Odisha High CourtMr. J.K. Nayak, Advocate, Odisha High CourtMr. J.P.Khaitan, Senior Advocate, Calcutta High Court.Mr. Rodney D. Ryder, Advocate, Delhi High CourtMr. Shiv Ratan Kakrania, Advocate Calcutta High CourtMr. Soumitra Banerjee, Advocate, Calcutta High CourtMr. Suman Kumar Dutt, Advocate, Calcutta High Court.Mr. Utpal Bose, Advocate, Calcutta High Court.Mr. Vinay Ranjan, Advocate, Calcutta High Court.

OTHERSDr. Justice Vineet Kothari, Judge, Rajasthan High Court, JodhpurMr. A.K Patnaik, Judge, Supreme Court Of IndiaMr. Justice V.K. Shali, Judge, Delhi High Court, New DelhiMr. Justice Navaniti Prasad Singh, Judge, Patna High Court, PatnaBureau Of Police Research And Development, New DelhiCopyright Office, Ministry Of Human Resource Development, Govt. Of India.Debt Recovery Tribunal, New Delhi Delhi International Airport Pvt. Ltd.Department of Law, London School of Economics.Directorate of Forensic Science(State Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi)Federation Of Chambers Of Commerce And Industry (FICCI), New DelhiHuman Rights Law Network, KolkataMr. Farook M. Razack, Additional Solicitor General of India.National Rural Health Mission Balangir, OdishaResearch Assistant under Mc Ccullough Robertson Lawyers, Brisbane (Australia)Legal Assistant in John Macaluso, Gibeny Anthoney & Flaherty LLP, New York, USALegal Assistant to Marti Nedved, Studio Fontana SPOL. S.R.O., Praha, Czech Republi

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Placement 2012

Total companies 16Total eligible 41Interested students 41Total job offers 41

• Punjab and Haryana High Court ( Legal Researcher)• Quislex• Tata Motors Finance• Trade Marks Registration Bureau• Wadia Ghandy & Co.

• Basu & Associates• Corporate Lexport• ICICI Lombard• Kotak Mahindra• Mahindra Finance• OSC Knowledge Centre

The following organizations had shown interest in the students of the batch of 2007-2012 :

KSOL has an excellent track record of placement. Last year, the job offers made were more than double of the total number of eligible students.The reason for such success is the quality of our students, made possible through a rigorous curriculum, encouragement for independent thinking and constant exposure.

I have gained this by philosophy: that I do without being commanded what others do only from fear of the law - Aristotle

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Prof.(Dr.) Nirmal Kanti ChakrabartiDirector, KIIT School of Law

Prof. V.D. Sebastian Adjunct Professor

Prof. J. Martin HunterEmeritus Professor, Nottingham Trent University, U.K.

Dr. S. N. Mishra Professor

Dr. Prafulla Chandra Mishra Professor

Prof. PathikMitraProfessor

Dr. Rati Kumar NandaProfessor

Mr. Surendra Kumar PatriAdjunct Faculty

Dr.Siddharth SatpathyAssociate Professor

Dr.Nabin Chandra MahapatraAssociate Professor

Mr.Kumar Kartikeya Assistant Professor

Mr. V. Ramachandran NairAssistant Professor

Dr. Pradip Kumar DasAssistant Professor

Ms. Jinia KunduAssistant Professor

Mrs. Pratyusha DasAssistant Professor

Ms. Samraggi ChakrabortyAssistant Professor

Ms. Golda SahooAssistant Professor

Mr. Swagat MohapatraAssistant Professor

Ms.Pratiti NayakAssistant Professor

Mr. Jayanta BagchiAssistant Professor

Mrs. Kyvalya GarikapatiAssistant Professor

Mr. Puranjoy GhoshAssistant Professor

Ms. Ipsita DasFaculty Associate

Mr. Kishor KunalFaculty Associate

Ms. Nidhi ChauhanFaculty Associate

Ms. Shruti KakkarFaculty Associate

Mr.Prasant Kumar BeheraFaculty Associate

Mr. Biswadeep DasFaculty Associate

Mr. Rohit Kant MishraFaculty Associate

Mr. Amarendra PattanaikAssistant Professor

Mr.Sudipta De Sarkar Assistant Professor

Mrs.Shreya ChatterjeeAssistant Professor

Ms.Kasturi Bhagat Assistant Professor

Ms.Ananya ChakrabortyAssistant Professor

Mrs.Paromita ChattorajAssistant Professor

Ms.Sushree Sanghamitra Jena Assistant Professor

Ms. Parimita Dash Assistant Professor

Dr. Arpita Mitra Assistant Professor Mr.Satya Narayan Jena Assistant Professor

Mr.Nimain Charan Swain Assistant Professor

Mr. Sanjit Kumar ChakrabortyAssistant Professor

Mr. Amitava ChakrabortyAssistant Professor

the library. Apart from on-spot assistance in library, Student Consultant shall also answer the questions raised by end users through telephone, email & Facebook. Student Consultant shall communicate with professors and conduct Westlaw training in the class and also in the University. Student Consultants shall endeavor to do promotions through social media marketing. Study and summarize proper methods to help increase usage with cooperation of the Online Trainer.

Mr. Sudipta De Sarkar Placement -in-charge, Campus -16, KIIT University Patia, Bhubaneshwar-751024Odisha

Email: sdesarkar@kls.ac.in, placement@kls.ac.in Cell: (+91) 86580 36165, 96686 81812Website: www.kls.ac.in

Prerna Dhoop 09777928539Sumir Kumar Jaiswal 09040705201Pratyush Nath Upreti 09090295205Kanad Bagchi 09777621710Sonali Banerjee 09777947208Soumyajyoti Biswal 09338888177

KSOL Placements Contacts

KSOL Placement & Recruitment Committee

Ms.Gurprit Kaur Asst. Training & Placement Officer

Email: gurprit.kr@kls.ac.in Cell: (+91) 9439919340

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