DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD in Law)

• Seeking the position of Assistant Professor in the Law Department to contribute to academic excellence and research in legal studies.
• Delivered lectures, seminars, and tutorials for undergraduate (B.A. LL.B.) and postgraduate (LL.M.) students.
• Developed and updated course materials, syllabi, and reading lists for assigned subjects, including Constitutional Law, Criminology and Penology, Family Law, Indian Penal Code (IPC), Legal History, and LL.M. (Criminal Branch – Victimology, Police Law and Administration, Cyber Security Law).
• Integrated legal theory with practical applications, including drafting, advocacy skills, and legal research.
• Conducted student assessments such as examinations, assignments, and presentations, and provided timely feedback.
• Offered academic support and guidance to students regarding coursework and professional development.
• Assisted in organizing and coordinating departmental activities, including moot courts, legal aid clinics, and workshops.
• Served on departmental and institutional committees.
• Engaged in academic advising and mentoring of students.
• Attended faculty meetings and contributed to the university’s mission and goals.

As a Asst. Professor Department of law

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