GNLU encourages litigation as career through Rs 90,000 scholarship for 5

GNLU Gandhinagar will reward five of its most recent alumni each year with Rs 7500 each, monthly, as scholarship to practice in courts as a litigation lawyer.

The GNLU Litigation Assistance and Support Scholarship (GLASS), launched by the law school this year, aims to support the litigation career of fresh graduates of the law school. To qualify for GLASS the graduates will have to submit their student academic record, record of litigation internships done during law school, moot court and advocacy skills, publications, extra curricular activities and conferences, and will also be finally interviewed, confirmed GNLU faculty convenor Nidhi Buch.

The personal interview will carry 30 per cent of the evaluation marks and the other things will be worth the remaining 70 per cent. Scholarship holders will also have to submit monthly reports of their litigating career to GNLU to retain the one-year-long scholarship, added Buch.

GNLU’s 2015 batch alumni Garv Malhotra, Saksham Marwa, Sushal Tiwari, Tirth Bhatt and Prince Mishra were awarded the scholarship this year. Mahotra and Marwa are practicing before the Delhi high court, Tiwari is practicing in Bangalore, Bhatt is at the Gujarat high court and Mishra is practicing before the Allahabad high court.

Comments

waddalawyer 23 Sept 2015, 13:09
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congratulations GNLU for doing somethings right. I hope the very deserving students who won the scholarship do the right thing by transferring it to someone in the batch who would be equally interested in litigation and does actually NEED the scholarship money. congratulations all the way, nevertheless.
Gandhi 24 Sept 2015, 16:02
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Concur with waddalawyer. Really curious to find out how the aforesaid 5 were selected for the scholarship. Guess after blowing your parents money for 5 years, must feel nice to get some scholarship money to do litigation.

GNLU, like seriously, please come up with a transparent selection procedure that is fair and advantageous to DESERVING students only.
Guest 26 Sept 2015, 05:33
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[quote name="Gandhi"]GNLU, like seriously, please come up with a transparent selection procedure that is fair and advantageous to DESERVING students only.[/quote]

Out of curiosity, from a total outsider, is there any reason to suspect that those 'deserving' were overlooked?
waddalawyer 28 Sept 2015, 09:10
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I am positive that each of the students are indeed deserving of the scholarship (as I know some of them). It is senseless to question the credibility of a students coz some of them comes from a privileged background. It is for the Institution to ensure that "economic condition" of a student is also one of the ESSENTIAL criteria while awarding the scholarship.
Saksham 24 Sept 2015, 09:21
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That's Marwah, biatch! :P