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Sonipat, Haryana, March 5, 2016:   The 2nd batch of the five year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) batch at Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) graduated in 2015 alongside the students of the three-year LL.B. and one-year LL.M. batch. A total number of 91 students from the B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) batch, 24 students from the LL.B. batch, while the total number of LLM graduates was 22. The graduating students opted for diverse careers in organizations ranging from law firms, corporates, senior counsels, think-tanks, start-ups, and public policy organizations, among others. A large number of students also chose to pursue higher studies abroad for which many partner universities of JGLS offered generous scholarships to the students. An interesting new trend among the career choices was a few students’ choice to launch or join start-ups in FMCG sector. Each of the 137 students who have graduated is either working or pursuing higher studies, with a small number of students preparing for competitive exams. Prof C Raj Kumar, Vice Chancellor of OP Jindal Global University and Dean of JGLS, remarked: “With a growing range of career streams being pursued by JGLS students, we are confident that in a very short time, our students are going to emerge as thought leaders making deep changes to the very landscape of preferred careers after law. The JGLS graduate is situated to make choices that may not exist in many law schools. As JGLS, our duty is to provide the necessary guidance, support, and all possible means for ensuring that every student is able to pursue a career that truly fulfills her dreams and aspirations and leads to a self-realized life.”   PLACEMENT HIGHLIGHTS (BA LLB + LLB + LLM) LAW FIRMS Name of Organization Number of Offers White & Case, London 1 Trilegal 5 Nishith Desai & Associates 3 Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas 2 AZB & Partners 2 Continue Reading

‘The weakest link’, determines the strength and liability of a supply chain system; Professor (Dr.) Prem Vrat, Pro-Chancellor, Professor of Eminence and Chief Mentor, NORTHCAP University Leading industry stalwarts and academicians from across the country deliberate on issues surrounding Supply Chain Management and Logistics National symposium is organized by the Continue Reading

Sonipat, Haryana, India:  ‘The weakest link’, determines the strength and liability of a supply chain system; Professor (Dr.) Prem Vrat, Pro-Chancellor, Professor of Eminence and Chief Mentor, NORTHCAP University Leading industry stalwarts and academicians from across the country deliberate on issues surrounding Supply Chain Management and Logistics National symposium is Continue Reading

Sonipat, Haryana, 23 February, 2016:  Societal-cultural uniqueness, globalization, political change, technology and economic variegation introduce ‘difference’ as a cornerstone of our ‘civic’ and multi-cultural lives. How does ‘citizenship’ then, and along with it ‘community engagement’, power the Liberal Arts as a quintessential form of education to combat today’s multilayered challenges? Continue Reading

New Delhi, February 20, 2016:  Business education worldwide is going through a transformation as opportunities become global, and companies source talent from across the globe. This has led to the acceptance of the fact by the institutions that there is a need to produce skillful management professionals with thinking capabilities Continue Reading

New Delhi, February 18, 2016:   The 43rd Annual Conference of the National Progressive Schools Conference (NPSC) themed “A Learning Revolution for Sustainable Development Goals”, was held on 16 and 17 February 2016 at the Air Force Auditorium, Subroto Park, New Delhi. The two day informative and interactive forum was attended Continue Reading

New Delhi, Delhi, India:  Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) launched a new B.A. Honours in Economics programme amidst a galaxy of academicians, economists and policy makers. The inaugural session was followed by a daylong seminar on the theme “Discipline of Economics: Responding to Peoples Aspirations and Policy Continue Reading

The 2008 financial meltdown started a conversation among mainstream economists about what’s ailing the free market system.  It sent ripples within economic departments in many universities. As a ‘first of its kind’ initiative in India, the Jindal School of Government and Public Policy announced today the launch of a new Continue Reading