About the School Of Law
The School of Law at Atharva University, Mumbai is designed for students who aspire to understand the legal system, uphold justice, and build successful careers in the legal profession. The programme provides a strong foundation in legal principles, constitutional values, ethics, and the role of law in shaping society, business, governance, and public policy. The curriculum combines classroom learning with practical legal training in areas such as Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Contract Law, Corporate Law, Family Law, Intellectual Property Rights, Cyber Law, Environmental Law, and International Law. Students also develop essential skills through legal research, drafting, moot courts, case studies, debates, negotiations, and advocacy exercises.
Through internships, court visits, legal aid activities, seminars, workshops, and interaction with legal professionals, students gain real-world exposure and professional confidence. The School of Law prepares graduates for careers as advocates, legal advisors, corporate lawyers, judicial service professionals, policy researchers, compliance officers, legal consultants, and other roles across the legal and corporate sectors.
Your future in technology starts here — let’s build it together.The School of Law at Atharva University, Mumbai is designed for students who aspire to understand the legal system, uphold justice, and build successful careers in the legal profession. For information about available Scholarships, please visit the Scholarships page.
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12 Specialised Labs
Industry-Integrated Curriculum
Active Research Centre
100% Placement Assistance
International Collaborations
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Programmes Offered
LL.B (Hon.) (3 years Integrated)
UGBA LL.B (Hon.) (5 Years Integrated)
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View ProfileTanwi Rath is a legal academic and former Judicial Magistrate with over seven years of adjudicatory experience in the Odisha Judicial Services. She holds a B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and an LL.M. from Utkal University, and secured All India Rank 37 in the Odisha Judicial Services Examination, 2017. Her professional experience spans the administration of civil and criminal justice, labour and employment law, dispute resolution, and judicial governance. She has also served as Visiting Faculty at Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, SVKM’s NMIMS, Mumbai. Her academic interests lie at the intersection of criminal and constitutional law, dispute resolution, governance, and social justice.
Dr. Shweta Shah is the Head of the Dattaji Rane School of Law, Atharva University, Mumbai. She has previously served as I/c Principal of Reena Mehta College of Law and Vice Principal of Adhia College of Law. She holds an LL.M. in Business Laws and a Ph.D. in Constitutional Law, along with Diplomas in Cyber Law, Intellectual Property Rights, and Human Rights. A legal educator and practicing advocate, she has appeared before the Bombay High Court and other courts. She has over 15 publications, presented 15+ research papers nationally and internationally, chaired academic sessions, and received the Maharashtra Ratna Award for her contribution to academics.
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Mahavir Mandot is a legal academic, researcher, and practicing advocate, currently serving as an Assistant Professor at Atharva University, Mumbai. He holds a BMS in Finance, LL.B., LL.M. in Business Law (First Rank Holder), and Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights, and is pursuing a Ph.D. in IPR at Shoolini University. His expertise includes Intellectual Property Rights, Business Law, Cyber Law, and Artificial Intelligence and Law. He has served as a judge in national and international moot court, mediation, negotiation, and debate competitions. He has also presented research papers at various national and international conferences and actively contributes to legal education and academic research.