First day in Faculty of Law

Faculty of Law, under University of Delhi, was established in 1924, is well known as one of the best law colleges not in India but also in Asia. The strong infrastructure, qualitative teaching, revised case materials, regular research, excellent library, moot court competitions, campus placements, regular conference are some features which makes the Faculty the centre of excellence.

The aforesaid qualities of the Faculty was reflected in the prospectus of the Faculty and we expect the same quality but things are different as joining the Campus Law Centre. But still during the first day in the campus we were guided by professors and seniors as fresher’s were treated more friendly in the in the campus with many reasons which I will share with you in the course of time. The campus was filled up with help desks set up by seniors of the college. They help us fill up the forms and guide us during our admission procedures.

After completing all the admission formalities, we were asked to join the college by 26^th July 2012, for regular classes. My friend Kinley Gyelthen and I joined our class for first time and it was Family Law class. We were scold by Professor Madhu as we were late in the class and while our friends were introducing themselves, we were left behind. But later Professor Madhu openly said in the class that two of us were the best students of that class which made our friends annoyed for not treating equal.

It is worth mentioning here about the teaching and learning of Indian laws and international as well with intelligent Professors and brilliant seniors. But sad thing is that college buildings, other infrastructures and surroundings are not in the standard of international level. Still our library is one of the best and biggest in India and it has over one lakh books including law reports journals.