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Mentoring Future Lawyers: Practical Legal Guidance

bySakshi AroraAvailable online and for events across India; Office in Pitampura, DelhiStarts from3,500 per event (up to 3 hours)View full gallery

I don't believe in keeping legal knowledge locked in courtrooms. Whether it is judging moot courts or sharing real-world practice hacks, I am here to bridge the gap between textbooks and daily litigation for students.

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.

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.

Serving as a judge at the National Moot Court Competition. My role involves carefully evaluating arguments and providing constructive criticism to help students sharpen their advocacy skills.

Deep in thought while reviewing materials during a moot court competition. Judging these events takes me back to my own college days and reinforces my love for the law.

Another shot from the judges' table at the moot court competition. Observing the participants' legal reasoning and presentation is a rewarding part of the experience.

I authored this book of solved test papers specifically for LLB students at the University of Delhi. It is a practical tool designed to help them prepare for exams and understand key legal concepts.

Visiting my alma mater, Miranda House, University of Delhi, to speak with students. I share my journey as a female advocate to inspire and inform those considering a career in law.

Another memory from Miranda House. My education here was foundational, and I enjoy every opportunity to return and connect with the current generation of students.

About Mentoring Future Lawyers

Students often ask me how to navigate the shift from theory to the real-world pressures of the High Court. When I judge a moot court or deliver a guest lecture, I do not just focus on the law—I talk about the practical grit you need. I share the exact courtroom dynamics and client-handling skills that you will not find in your standard LLB textbooks.

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