of law but of the International ones also. I got to interact with and assist the students and eminent personalities of SAARC Nationals while organising the Prof. N. R. Madhava Menon SAARC LAW Mooting Competition. Then I got the wonderful opportunity to represent College and Nation in the ALSA International Moot Court Competition 2019 at Bankok, Thailand."

suffer what I suffered some time ago. With none of my peers aware of it, it was tough for me. I had the financial resources to seek help from a psychologist and then a psychiatrist. I got lucky, but had people been aware of Mental Health, it would’ve been a little easier for me. This society was thus founded with the sole purpose of making Lloyd a Mental Health friendly place. Sessions were held for all about destigmatizing mental health, and the support that this society has gotten over time has left me overwhelmed. Even though I pass out this year, I have envisioned to bring radical change in the mindsets of people through this initiative, and I hope to achieve it through Lloyd and its students."

the country. Moots are allocated to students from the very first year of the law school and all the required help like reading resources, mentors and financial support is provided to them. Also mooting is seen as an opportunity to help students to learn and not just to win. This is the biggest reason behind the success of the college in the area of mooting."

towards understanding of law. It requires a proper guidance from college days itself. Lloyd Judicial Services Preparation Cell is the place where I got this guidance. It is one of unique cell started by Lloyd to train its students who wants to pursue their career in judicial services. I am a part of this cell since 2017. This cell has not only helped me in understanding the basics of law but also to understand the proper strategy for my preparation. I am very thankful to my college for this innovative idea."

I remember, a team of three members with me went to a national Moot Competition. Two of our partners fell sick so could not prepare well and thought to withdraw from the competition. However, our faculty helped, motivated and encouraged us to give our best to this competition. Then, we attained among top 05 positions, Awarded Best Judgement writing competition and Best Memorial Award."

by Lloyd in me. From the beginning, I had speaking skills but from the very first year, Lloyd helped me in enhancing my skills by providing me platforms like Lloyd debate society, Anchoring in SAARC Moot Court Competitions and participation in various national competitions. With the ample opportunities by college, I landed up being the recipient of Versatile Female Student Award. Making students the organiser of events, Lloyd has always helped us to gain experience in managerial skills and that ultimately lead to boosting our confidence."

opportunity to enhance my skills. Initially I had lack of self-confidence and inability to put myself in front of a larger crowed. However after getting an opportunity to participate in moot competitions at National and International Level it has been easier for me to transform my inabilities into abilities. Mooting has allowed me to understand my capabilities and has made my time in college much more enriching and worthwhile."

Internships that made me a confident legal professional. I have done five world class Moots FDI, Jessup, LCI-DU, VIPS, Refugee & Migration Law - Amsterdam, Jean Pictet - Indonesia. Lloyd provided constant support and encouragement in my endeavours. I founded Refugee & Migration Law Center at Lloyd."

actively involved in almost all the activities of Lloyd. But Moot Court Society has always been close to my mind and heart. It helped me in brushing my research skills but also getting the first Award in Trial Advocacy for my College. MCS plays a very important role in every law student's life and MCS of our college is very supportive in all aspects. Moreover, there are various other cells like LTAC, Research Cell, Internship and Placement Cell, Environment Law Centre, Let's Talk and so many more. These cells help you in overall development and becoming a better lawyer tomorrow."

India, the challenges that I faced and the exposure of multitudes I got in Lloyd with every opportunity in mooting, research and event organsing transformed me to LEAD in a colossal way. Profession centric teaching and practice based learning remains the most contributory factors to my growth in Lloyd studentship."

the legal field. The college has given me opportunities through out my legal studies. Lloyd’s internship and placement cell has helped me in contacting different firms and getting an opportunity to work in those firms. The college support you in every field of law through different programs such as research cell, PIL cell, moot court cell to name a few. Every cell plays a very vital role in overall development and make you future ready for the field by giving you the practical experience."

presentation. But mooting owned me completely, it became my heart and soul. Now with 05 top moots of India and the world rounds of ICC MCC 2020, it feels on top of my skills. I am a consistent batch topper and judiciary aspirant with the guidance and aspirations of my father. Now I believe I can be whatever I want to be."

in English speaking, I did not knew what will happen to me. But my professors worked with me and helped me in every possible manner and made me a confident legal professional. I have participated in debates, moots, trial advocacy, judgment writing and I have filled, argued and won in public favour two public interest litigations in the High Court of Delhi where I argued as petitioner in person before the Chief Justice of Delhi. I wish everyone should be so lucky and get such people and opportunities in life and career as I have got in Lloyd."

winner / finalist / awardee in 08 moots. Mooting at Lloyd changed my perspectives from classroom to internships with best of the advocates and law firms in India."

supposed to be long and tedious, but it was not so for me. It was a path of self discovery, tonnes of knowledge and bucket loads of experience. Lloyd never fails to support and motivate students to take up challenges and inspire them to excel with skill development programs. Lloyd is always re-inventing itself and improving standards of education to match the needs to the students in the ever competitive world. Exposure to the legal field through Lloyd has been one of my enriching moments in my life. Life at Lloyd Law College is all about starting new things, discovering various options and learning to accomplish it."

place in my journey for professional legal learning. LADR cell taught and trained me knowledge and skills of ADR processes outside court. Every such opportunities from the very first years is the most unique and exceptional quality in Lloyd. The positive environment, constant support from teachers and professionals from industry are blessed Hands that made me. I promise to achieve more in coming years."

me to stand sound in legal knowledge and professional skills. Judiciary coaching is a unique initiative of Lloyd. LJSPC is the place where I developed as a law student and got to know what Law is and how to read Law."

in LTAC to learn the knowledge and skills of trial advocacy with practice in the span six months. Trial preparations from scratch to end research, drafting and pleading. I am a complete lawyer, this competition changed my life in and out and where ever I stand today it is only because of LTAC."

running Internship program helped me learning with work. My five years of college consisted classes and 2.1/2 years of running internships. I worked as an intern Hon'ble Judges in High Court, Adv. in Supreme Court and Parliament of India. The positive surrounding along with the practical exposure and the other theoretical knowledge has transformed me to become a better learner."

any barriers and let me seek opportunities outside the ambit of law, and law school is what worked. Had I not gotten the push and the time to let me experiment with my passion, I wouldn’t be where I am today. I began Lloyd Mental Health Society, I am proud to be an advocate of Mental Health in my law school, and out of all this – confidence, tenacity, and resilience is what I take with me as I pass out of Lloyd."

I could grab opportunities to work in almost every sector of the legal profession like Law Firms, Law Chambers, PSU’s, LPO & NGO. My association with mooting carved my horizons and hopes with various National and International moots. It transformed and equipped me with better research mechanisms and has sharpened my oratory skills. Lloyd cultivated leadership, time management, team skills and professionalism in us."

Lloyd's mooting cultivated my learning, performing and achieving through intricate legal knowledge and professional skills at FDI, Manfred Lachs, NLSTIAM and Oxford Price Media. I feel complete and blessed to be here."

national ADR competitions. I convened numerous workshops, training sessions, guest lectures, Intra Round Competitions, CATALYST-2020 for LADRC with PSL Advocates & Solicitors and Advani & Co., Anviti International, Batra Law Offices, International Mediation Institute and Trust Legal etc. I glad to grow into a complete ADR practitioner and start my own firm in a year after law school."

It has provided me with a multitude of significant opportunities to showcase my mettle and calibre, be it in academics, moot court competitions, research paper competitions, parliamentary debates, internships, and other curricular as well as co-curricular activities. College uplifted my confidence and inspired me to always put my best. My ultimate goal in life is to become a successful advocate and my college is exceptionally supportive to steer my ship to my cherished goal. It has taught me that profuse determination, stellar dedication, and purposeful hard-work lead a person to the path of successful outcomes. I owe an inestimable debt of gratitude to my college for invigorating me to rise in the cluster of budding legal practitioners."

a lawyer here, but it brought out the researcher, writer, mooter and debater in me. I did Stetson International Environment Law Moot 2016. That opportunity gave me the confidence of public speaking, after that I interned and did more moots, and events conducted by Lloyd. Graduating from college is a grateful experience."

to legal practice, corporate law and sports cell with different activities made me skilled and confident professional. In my first year, I was given an opportunity to participate in a Moot Court Competition at Delhi University, thereafter I continued. Corporate Law Practice Center (CLPC) is where I developed in Corporate Laws. I am very thankful to my college for practice and profession based learning systems."

I’m a firm believer that you get out of college what you put into it. Yes, Lloyd College has helped me in finding passions I never knew I had. From the journey being Law Intern to Legal Researcher & Analyst, Lloyd has taught me to reinvent myself again & again! Lloyd has made me feel that Learning is so much about fun and ease as of the time of getting achievements in mooting, debating & researching which headed me to represent India, in Paris! Apart from the academics, Lloyd has served me well to feel that everything is about the possibility, which allowed me to invest myself in extra curriculums being a Manuscript Editor, Moderator, Legal Blogger, etc. THANK YOU, LLOYD!"

Day to Trial Advocacy, I got enormous opportunities at Lloyd to build my self-confidence and to reflect and inculcate my views and strategies in these initiatives. In Lloyd I learnt legal practice with academics at the same time. Dr. Vikram, Prof. GK Jha and Prof. Ahsan are the ones under whom guidance I could get my papers published in reputed journals and Prof. Rupesh is one who always appreciated my contribution to the Trial Cell. Director and Deputy Director always encouraged me and gave the green signal for everything I proposed. I believe it is the faculties at Lloyd including Adv. Shriya with whom I discussed my strengths and weaknesses at crucial times who always helped me with a smile.”