Law

A. K.K. New Law Academy and Ph.D. (Law) Research Centre is a research driven private institution in Pune, India. Firmly rooted since 2003 and supported by the Bharati Vidyapeeth University, it has a reputation for being a high quality provider of legal education. The academy provides a variety of law programs, including undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes, and also law research. The infrastructure, staff and college environment are all designed to equip students, but the heart of such legal knowledge and skills lies there. Although it is run as a separate private organization, it is in accordance with the standards of the quality regulatory provisions of the concerned statutory authority of law education in India, for the purpose of seeing that its programmes are in line with the policy of the national level organisation of law education.

A. K.K. The New Law Academy and its PhD (Law) Research Centre is generally well received within the legal education community, and particularly so in India. The center is well known to its faculty with deep experience, high quality learning materials, a large number of courses, and an emphasis given to the practical legal training that might be useful for the next generations of lawyers and researchers. There is a strong expectation of research and technical expertise in the Ph.D. programme and the Centre generally strives to maintain an academically helpful environment. Notwithstanding the fact that people's experience may vary from each other, those who see themselves as wishing to learn about law or carry out legal research would likely find the academy to be a happy home. Candidates should be encouraged to take note of factors including the expertise of the faculty, the resources available, and the range of places where students can be placed so as to compare this with their own educational and vocational goals.

A. K.K. The New Law Academy and its Law PhD Research Centre is a team that pursues primarily the role model of law, scholarship and education serving practice. As a centrepiece of the market for very specialist, professional lawyers, it provides a curriculum not only dense in theory and (practical) experience. Its teaching staff is comprised of able professional and academic practitioners who teach students the comprehensive "lived" legal knowledge which is part of legal practice. In particular, it would be accurate to give particular respect not only to the Centre for the Dr Research for funding original legal research but also to the Centre for presenting legal research emerging in new and changing legal contexts. This focus on interdisciplinary approaches enhances the institution's prestige. In contrast, the acadmey also enjoys a unique bonding with practice of law through the seminar, workshop facilities and collaborative work with practice of law and that with the result, now, this acadmey stands as the institute of legal education in India.