My tenure at NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law has been an intellectually enriching and profoundly transformative experience. Immersing myself in the complexities of legal principles, statutory interpretations, and corporate frameworks has not only sharpened my analytical acumen but also fuelled my passion for the law. Moot court competitions honed my advocacy, critical thinking, and research skills, teaching me the art of precision and persuasion.
Interning at esteemed law firms such as Trilegal and Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. provided me with invaluable exposure and this was only possible with the support and guidance that I have received from my school. These experiences fortified my legal expertise and solidified my ambition to excel in corporate law, my faculties my mentors and my seniors have always believed in me which has given me the strength to fight through all sort of situations.
As an associate at IC Universal Legal, I carry in me the life lessons, challenges, and triumphs of my law school. With a relentless drive for excellence and a deep-seated commitment to the legal craft I know this school has made me a better person
Viloni Dedhia (Batch of 2025)
We are the COVID batch—the ones who started our law school journey behind virtual screens. Despite the challenges, the experience was at par with expectations. Microsoft Teams became our classroom, with dedicated faculty ensuring that learning never felt distant. Engaging discussions, interactive sessions, and supportive professors made the transition to online education seamless. The vibrant student community, the sheer diversity, and the competitive yet collaborative spirit of the students made the journey even more enriching.
One of the standout aspects of KPMSoL NMIMS has been the approachability of faculty & authorities. Whether it was professors guiding us academically or even the Dean being open to discussions, grievances, and suggestions, the support system here has been truly commendable. Beyond academics, the people here made all the difference. NMIMS attracts some of the brightest minds from across the country, yet the environment remains inclusive, warm, and supportive.
From the virtual screens to the bustling campus corridors, this journey has been nothing short of transformative. As we step into the next phase of our lives, we carry not just legal knowledge but also lifelong friendships, unforgettable experiences, and the spirit of NMIMS SOL that will always stay with us.
Utkarsh Vatsa (Batch of 2025)
Stepping into the heart of Mumbai, I was introduced to a fast-paced, diverse, and vibrant environment that deeply shaped my personality and perspective. The city of Mumbai, with its energy and opportunities, became the perfect backdrop for my growth journey both personally and professionally.
This school, gave me more than just academics. From being actively involved in various student committees to working with the placement cell, I gained hands-on experience that went far beyond textbooks. These roles taught me leadership, teamwork, and accountability. The faculty’s constant guidance, combined with interactive lectures, internships, and peer learning, provided me with a strong foundation in the legal field. The exposure to real-world legal scenarios through moot courts, seminars, and workshops helped bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Looking back, I am grateful for every challenge, every late-night project, and every moment of learning. " We entered law school as curious noobs, and walked out as confident, full-grown advocates ready to take on the world "
Mr. Ashish Singh (Batch of 2025)
I wasn’t sure about pursuing law at the beginning of my academic journey. But choosing B.B.A. LL.B. at Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, NMIMS turned out to be my life’s best decision. The course offers a unique blend of business administration and law, giving me a dual advantage. In the first two years, I gained insights on business functions and research paper writing. Then my third and fourth years brought a perfect mix of theory and practical exposure on my table. I actively participated in moot courts, mediation, and arbitration competitions, which helped me to sharpen my advocacy, drafting, and problem-solving skillsets.
In my final year, I specialized in business law, aligning with my interests and goals. However, the real turning point in my journey was during my internships. I had the privilege to work with leading top-tier law firms, counsels, and in-house teams. These experiences gave me first-hand exposure to the legal ecosystem and helped me to connect classroom knowledge with real-world applications. I developed not just legal skills, but professional discipline and clarity during this beautiful journey. This journey has been truly inspiring and empowering for me.
I’m ever grateful to the faculties and placement cell of KPMSOL for shaping my professional path.
Mahak Jain (Batch of 2025)
My college experience at Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, NMIMS, has been a dynamic blend of academic rigour and vibrant student life. The strong curriculum and industry-oriented approach truly stand out, with a significant emphasis on practical learning through moot court competitions, legal aid camps, and internships with reputed law firms. The quality of teaching we received is remarkable.
However, my journey hasn’t been without its own challenges. The competitive environment here is intense, pushing myself constantly to strive for growth, in this ever demanding place, has been incredibly rewarding.
Overall, this college has provided me with excellent opportunities for legal education and networking. It’s an academically challenging and fast-paced environment, but one that has shaped me into a more resilient, capable and strong individual.
Parv Baxi (Batch of 2025)
Looking back at my five years’ journey that I spent at NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, it’s hard to believe how much everything has changed – in me, around me, and because of me. The course itself was quite rigorous, balancing core legal subjects with research papers, presentations, and continuous assessments wasn’t easy. But somewhere in the chaos, I found purpose.
What made the journey fulfilling was not just what I learned in class but everything I experienced outside it. I was fortunate to be a part of multiple committees during my time here. From the Moot Court Committee, to the Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) Committee, where I learned the nuances of negotiation and client interaction – each role gave me something new to hold on to. The Cultural Committee (Meraki) was my creative escape, while Parakram, our Sports Committee, reminded me of the importance of team spirit and healthy competition.
Throughout the five years, I ensured I interned consistently. These internships whether in law firms or with advocates allowed me to put theory into practice. Each stint taught me different aspects of the legal industry, helping me gradually find my footing. Beyond academics and internships, what made this journey special were the friendships built, the late-night study marathons before exams, committee meetings that turned into life lessons, and the sheer sense of community that comes when you spend half a decade growing with people who are just as driven as you. I walk away from NMIMS not just with a degree, but with memories, lessons, and values that will stay with me for a lifetime.
Nandini Soora (Batch of 2025)
The person I was when I entered law school and the person I am today are worlds apart. From shaping my mind set, sharpening my instincts, and redefining my approach to law, it’s a journey that recreated who I am today. Being on point, thinking fast, and understanding the nuances of legal interpretation have become second nature, thanks to the challenges and experiences that tested and refined me.
Law school wasn’t just an academic pursuit; it was an intense whirlwind of emotions, more than just a few, a spectrum of them. My teachers and mentors played a pivotal role, not just in teaching the law but in showing me its depth, its unpredictability, and its sheer diversity. They opened doors to perspectives I hadn’t imagined, introducing me to paths I could enjoy, explore, and possibly redefine for myself.
As for what’s next, higher studies are definitely on the horizon. But first, I want to gain more experience in my professional ambit, get quicker, sharper, and make my master's journey truly worthwhile.
Taniya Jain (Batch of 2025)
I’m Asha Anandkumar, a 5th year law student from NMIMS, Kirit P. Mehta School of Law. As I am set to graduate in May 2025, I have been wondering more often than not about my journey in law school and how it has shaped me as a person. When I had recently sat for a job interview and was discussing my innate passion for the field of law, I vividly remember saying, "even though I have not grown up in a world of law, I have definitely grown into it”.
This sums up my life in law school. I have had access to a college and a city that has opened up several windows for me, not only in terms of career growth but personal growth as well. I have made friends for life and the lessons I have learnt within the four walls of our lecture halls will never be forgotten. Today as I stand at the threshold of my legal career, I know I will not only carry with me a legal degree, but a wealth of experiences, lessons and a steadfast commitment to making a difference in the legal profession. I am forever grateful to this amazing institution for it.
Asha Anandkumar (Batch of 2025)
My five-year journey at Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, NMIMS, has been nothing short of transformational. From stepping into the university as a curious, idealistic student to now graduating with clarity, confidence, and ambition, every phase of this journey has shaped me.It was never a straight line. There were ups and downs, moments of self-doubt, academic pressure, and emotional hurdles. But what made this journey meaningful was the unwavering support of my teachers, friends and mentors. They saw potential even when I couldn’t. Some mentors didn’t just guide me in law but helped me think beyond, about society, governance, and my role in it.
It was through this nurturing ecosystem that I found my calling in public policy and international relations. I realized that the law is not just about statutes and courts, it's about people, power, and change. This understanding inspired me to aim high. I’ve received admission to the several universities including a seat at MAIR program at Johns Hopkins University (SAIS), one of the world’s leading IR programs. But more than these milestones, what I carry with me is the resilience, friendships, and purpose I found here. Law school at NMIMS didn’t just teach me law, it taught me how to dream, fall, get up, and keep going.
Rushank Kumar (Batch of 2025)
My experience at NMIMS Kirit P Mehta School of Law has been deeply enriching. The academic curriculum is rigorous, providing a strong foundation for students entering the legal field. The university's location in the financial hub opens doors to intern at prestigious law firms, consulting houses, and the Bombay High Court, exposing students to real-world legal practice. Moreover, the college cultivates a vibrant culture of mooting, alternative dispute resolution (ADR), debates, and diverse extracurricular activities, fostering holistic growth and professional development.
Simone Fernandes B.B.A., LL.B. (Batch of 2024)
Studying at Kirit P. Mehta School of Law was an enriching and empowering experience for me, and these five years have been a period of continuous growth and development. In these last five years, KPMSOL has provided me with abundance of opportunities to explore what I want to be, what I want to achieve and how to reach my goals. The constant guidance and help of the faculty members and the environment provided by KPMSOL has helped me to become a better person and develop skills that are going to stand me in good stead as I traverse the immediate and future steps of my career.
Monisa Mohanty B.A., LL.B. (Batch of 2024)
My experience at NMIMS School of Law has been transformative. The institution, situated in Mumbai, offered abundant opportunities for both academic and extracurricular pursuits. Exceptional faculty members imparted knowledge with passion, while industry connections and proactive placement cell executives prepared me for the real world. The diverse co-curricular activities honed my leadership and communication skills. Grateful for the nurturing environment, NMIMS became a second home where academic rigor intertwined with personal growth. With camaraderie among peers and guidance from mentors, I am now poised to embark on my professional journey with confidence.
Ojaswi Bhagat. B.A., LL.B. (Batch of 2024)
My time at NMIMS Kirit P Mehta School of Law, Mumbai, has been nothing short of excellent. I believe that KPMSoL equipped me with the necessary skills and stimulating environment that one needs in order to thrive, in the legal front. My legal education at KPMSoL provided me with innumerable opportunities to learn and expand my horizons, and has greatly augmented my legal competence. My experience here has played an integral role in my professional development, and has helped me learn to adapt to the constantly changing and growing field of law.
Bhargavi G. Iyer B.A., LL.B. (Batch of 2024)
The best thing about NMIMS KPMSOL, hands down, is the highly qualified and approachable faculty who go out of their way to help you not only with academics but with every event and extra-curricular activity you decide to pull off. Talk about research papers or moot court competitions, or academics, they give their 100% to make sure we always stay on the top.
Shreya Chamaria B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) (Batch of 2021)
Choosing to study in Kirit P. Mehta School of Law was on of the best decisions that I have made for myself because NMIMS does not just focus on any one aspect but strives for the holistic development of each of its student unlike any other law school. I know that I am a better individual, both personally and professionally because of the environment that school of law has offered and isn't that what a college should do for you?
Nikita Gupta B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) (Batch of 2021)
College is a phase of growing and learning. My experience at NMIMS School of Law has been a learning experience where with the best of the knowledge resources, I have been able to achieve my professional goals. The last four years have taught me a lot and it has been an enriching experience!
Shivani Prasad B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) (Batch of 2020)
When I first entered this college, I was shocked to see the campus of this college. But I realized, the smaller the campus, the closer everyone in the college is. You get to know everyone from senior most batch to freshers, making it a healthy environment of growth and development. The feared Attendance Policy that overwhelms everyone when they first hear about it, is in favor of the students as they soon realize in continuous internship breaks the curriculum provides. Lastly, the experienced faculties here make you a better human being, and prepare of almost every challenge you might face in your career.
Ketan Sarraf B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) (Batch of 2020)
The best thing, which has also been often hailed as the worst thing about our college is our attendance policy, though strict once you get used to it, you realise that it helps a lot, it forced us to sit in lectures and learn, and also make friendships which would last a lifetime, the faculties are excellent, they are mentors and not just professors, we have at least 3-4 jitu bhaiya's and we could not be more grateful.
Ivin George B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) (Batch of 2020)
