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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
She has completed her LLM from the Institute of Legal Studies, Ranchi University in First class in the year 2023. She has cleared UGC NET EXAM twice both in December and June 2022 and June 2023.
Chhaya Lalwani is an accomplished academician and legal professional currently serving as an Assistant Professor of Law at Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata. Her academic journey and professional achievements underscore her dedication to legal education, research, and practice.
Chhaya completed her LL.M with first-class honors from the Institute of Legal Studies, Ranchi University, in 2023. Prior to this, she excelled in her LL.B (Hons) at BBMKU, Dhanbad, where she earned the prestigious Gold Medal for her outstanding academic performance in 2020. Her educational prowess extends further with a B.Com (Accounts Honors) from V.B.U. Hazaribag, where she also graduated with first-class distinction.
Her academic accomplishments are complemented by her success in clearing the UGC NET exam multiple times, demonstrating her comprehensive understanding and expertise in legal studies. Chhaya's scholarly pursuits are evidenced by her numerous publications in reputed journals and articles, reflecting her keen interest in legal research and mooting activities. Her research interests encompass various areas of law, including criminal law, constitutional law, and contract law, showcasing her versatile academic interests and expertise.
Before joining academia, Chhaya Lalwani was enrolled with the Jharkhand State Bar Council in 2021 and commenced her legal practice as an Advocate at the Dhanbad District Court from 2023 onwards. Her practical experience in legal advocacy provides her with firsthand knowledge of courtroom proceedings, legal strategies, and the application of legal principles in real-world scenarios.
As an Assistant Professor of Law at Sister Nivedita University, Chhaya plays a pivotal role in shaping the academic and professional growth of law students. Her teaching methodology likely integrates theoretical knowledge with practical insights gained from her legal practice, providing students with a holistic understanding of the law. Additionally, she is actively involved in mentoring students, guiding their research endeavors, and fostering critical thinking skills essential for legal education and practice.
Legal Research and Writing: Proficient in conducting thorough legal research, analyzing case laws, and drafting scholarly articles and research papers.
Teaching and Instruction: Skilled in delivering lectures, designing curriculum, and mentoring law students in various subjects including criminal law, constitutional law, and contract law.
Legal Practice: Experienced advocate with practical knowledge of courtroom proceedings, legal strategies, and application of legal principles in Dhanbad District Court.
UGC NET Qualified: Demonstrates in-depth knowledge and understanding of legal concepts, validated by clearing the UGC NET exam multiple times.
Publication and Academic Writing: Author of several publications in reputable legal journals, showcasing expertise and contribution to legal scholarship.
Mooting and Advocacy: Active participant in mooting competitions and advocacy exercises, honing skills in legal argumentation and presentation.
Interdisciplinary Knowledge: Integrates insights from diverse fields such as criminal law, constitutional law, and contract law into teaching and research.
Leadership and Mentorship: Effective mentor to law students, guiding their academic and professional development in legal studies and research.
Critical Thinking and Analysis: Applies analytical skills to evaluate legal issues, propose solutions, and contribute to policy discussions and reforms.