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Mentoring the Next Generation of Legal Talent

byKaran AhujaTakes cases across Delhi NCR; Visit offices in Rohini or New Rajinder NagarStarts from₹7,500 Per Notice / ReplyView full gallery

I believe law school is only half the battle. I regularly visit colleges in Delhi to share the reality of litigation, conduct workshops, and connect with students who are ready for the courtroom grind.

It was a pleasure representing the Chamber at an internship fair at Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management. I was impressed by the enthusiasm and legal knowledge of the students.

Receiving a token of appreciation at the internship fair. Interacting with bright young minds who are eager to enter the legal profession is always a rewarding experience.

About Mentoring the Next Generation

I head out to colleges not just for lectures, but to see who is actually ready for the courtroom. My internship process is simple: if you can digest a complex judgment into a two-page brief without the legalese, you are halfway there.

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Karan Ahuja

Takes cases across Delhi NCR; Visit offices in Rohini or New Rajinder NagarStarts from ₹7,500 Per Notice / Reply

I am Karan. I believe legal education is mostly theory, so I head out to colleges to show students what real litigation looks like—the highs, the lows, and the late-night tea. If you are a student trying to figure out your path, I am happy to share what I have learned the hard way.

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On the judging panel for the Brown Mosten International Client Consultation Competition at Lloyd School of Law. It is always inspiring to see the skill and dedication of law students as they prepare for their careers.12
Receiving a memento in appreciation for my role as a judge. These events are a fantastic opportunity to connect with legal academia and contribute to the practical training of future lawyers.
A photo from the client consultation competition at Lloyd Law College. I believe it is important for experienced advocates to be present and accessible to students, offering guidance and feedback.
A close-up of the certificate and memento of appreciation from the competition. Being recognized as a judge for the parliamentary round was a privilege.

Mentoring Future Lawyers: Practical Legal Guidance

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Sakshi AroraAvailable online and for events across India; Office in Pitampura, Delhi
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Practical Legal Mentorship & Courtroom Training

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Archana Rahul SinghOnline sessions available; In-person mentorship and field visits across Delhi NCR
A warm welcome to our July interns from various universities. I look forward to a month of intensive learning and collaboration as they begin their journey into the practical aspects of the legal profession.22
Welcoming our June interns to the firm. This is the start of their journey to gain practical insights into the legal world, and I am excited to guide them through this experience.
It is always a pleasure to welcome new talent. Here, we are welcoming interns from Amity University and Sushant University, who are joining us to gain practical legal experience.
Welcoming our new interns from MDU, Amity University, and Nirma University. Each intern brings a unique perspective, and I am committed to providing them with a meaningful and educational experience.

Mentoring Future Lawyers: Practical Legal Internships

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Law Offices of Vivek Tanwar & AssociatesOnline sessions; Conducts workshops at Gurugram office or travels across India
Serving as a judge in the final round of a moot court competition at The NorthCap University. I was impressed by the students' compelling arguments and confident courtroom demeanor.14
Focused on the proceedings during the moot court finals. Evaluating the students' reasoning and providing constructive feedback is a challenging but rewarding part of being a judge.
With my eminent colleagues from the Gurugram Bar Association, judging a moot court competition at MDU Law College. It is always a pleasure to interact with aspiring advocates.
In a discussion with a fellow advocate during a moot court competition at B.S. Anangpuria College of Law. The students were well-prepared and presented their cases impressively.

Mentoring the Next Generation of Legal Advocates

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Neyha ChaudharyPractices at Gurugram District Court; Takes cases across Delhi NCR, Haryana, and Punjab
Delivering a virtual lecture on "Drafting & Landmark Judgements" for aspiring Advocate-on-Record (AOR) candidates, organized by EBC Learning.43
A screenshot from my comprehensive lecture for the 2025 AOR Examination, focusing on equipping candidates with essential drafting skills and knowledge of landmark cases.
At a legal awareness seminar hosted by the Faculty of Law, Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur. I shared my expertise on a range of topics from litigation to dispute resolution.

Mentorship and Legal Training Sessions

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Siddharth Praveen AcharyaOffice in Defence Colony, New Delhi; Represents clients across India
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A clear, one-page chart breaking down the entire criminal trial process. This is a great study tool for law students, showing the different stages from commencement to judgment for cases in various courts.

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Priyanshi BhardwajAvailable online

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