• LLB- Candidate must have passed Bachelors degree course of three years minimum duration from any recognized Indian University or its equivalent with minimum 45% for General,minimum 42% for O.B.C and 40% for SC/ST marks in aggregate without any grace.

Dr. Shalu Tyagi

Position: H.O.D. (Law)

Education

           Ph.D. from CMJ University, Shillong, Meghalaya.

           Topic of research: “An analytical study of the laws, concerning video and online piracy in India.”

           LL.M from Bikaner University. Bikaner.

           LL.B from CCS, University Meerut.

           MBA from MDU university, Rohtak

WORK EXPERIENCE (12years)

Working as an associate professor at Greater Noda College of law Greater Noida from August 1^st   2018 till now

 

Worked as an Associate Professor in Harlal School of law, Greater Noida from September 2014, till July 31^st 2018

 

           Worked as an Assistant Professor in Unity Degree College, Lucknow from January 2010 to April 2014..            

           Worked as an assistant professor at, Teerthanker Mahaveer University Moradabad, from 16 November 2007 to 31^st December 2009.

         Achievements-

         Awarded Best teacher of the year of Harlal School of Law, Greater Noida, 2016.

PUBLICATION:

No. of Books published :02

•   Book published on Business Law Titled” BUSINESS LAWS” ISBN-938148104-0 Ardent publications & Distributors New Delhi.
• Book published on company Law titled “COMPANY LAW”ISBN-938148112-1 Ardent publications & Distributors New Delhi.

• Teaching is through a combination of lectures, seminars, group work, presentations, class debates and ‘mooting sessions’ – practical law training in a courtroom setting to help students master important legal skills such as research and analysis, public speaking and argument formation.
• Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) - The LL.B. is the most common law degree offered and conferred by our college which has duration of three years.

Moot Court

Moot court of Greater Noida college of Law is very effective and very attractive. Moot Court is an Integral part of any law student's dream to make it big in their profession. Moot court is the laboratory where a future lawyer acquires and hones his/her skills of advocacy. Greater Noida College of Law boasts of a real moot court where students practice their court etiquette.

 

Conference And Seminar

At GNCL we have an environment that generates high-quality research which is both contemporary and rigorous. Conferences, seminars and Guest Lecture are a regular feature at the campus providing a forum for presenting research work and discussing important issues of global interest. These events bring together academics, corporate and policy-makers and are an opportunity to network and learn.

 

Library

Greater Noida College Of Law library provides students with extensive facilities to maximize their knowledge in the field of law. It is probably the most frequently visited section of the college and most certainly the heaven for dedicated law students. Students can avail library facilities from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Timing is extended at the time of examinations. For easy and prompt access all books are catalogued manually as well as on the computer. The library is wire free and students are encouraged to bring their laptops to access the internet.

 

HOSTEL FACILITIES

Greater Noida College of Law hostal provided 24 hour wi fi internet and power backup. Limited accommodation is available for boys and girls on first come first serve basis at the Hostel. Paying guest accommodations can also be arranged upon request. The halls of residence have mess facilities as well, which is managed by a mess committee comprising of students. The halls of residence also have a common dining area with a television and other sporting facilities.
Available facilities :
Boys Hostel
Number of beds - 1200
Single Occupancy
Shared Rooms
In-Campus Hostel
Girls Hostel
Number of beds - 900
Shared Rooms
In-Campus Hostel

 

Medical

Institute has a tie-up with a local hospital (which is only 1 km away from the campus) for both OPD and hospitalization facilities. In case of emergency, the institute ambulance is used to transfer the sick person to the hospital. It is a unique feature of GNCL that all hostel boarders are covered under medical insurance policy.

 

Cafeteria

A favorite joint of the students during off hours is the large and well-designed Cafeteria with open air. The Cafeteria is full-equipped with necessary appliances to provide both Indian and continental snacks, fruit juice, milk, tea, coffee, working meals, sandwich, pizza, burgers, noodles, curd, lassi etc.

Gymnasium

A well equipped gymnasium facility is available for Boys and Girls under guidance with a qualified Trainer.
Gym Gymnasiums with a trainer are located one each in girls' as well as boys' hostels. Gyms are well equipped, air-conditioned and have latest instruments and machines to ensure better fitness and health facilities for the students, faculty and staff members. There are two sections in the gymnasiums. One section is meant for general exercises while the other is meant for weight training. The instruments and machines include Tread Mills, Weight Plates, Fat Buster, Swiss Balls, Cross Trainer, Medicine Ball, Smith Machine, Dumb-Bells, Benches and Steppers.

 

Transport

Transport facility is provided to the willing students, faculty and staff residing in the NCR region, viz. Noida, Ghaziabad, Delhi etc. The institute has its own fleet of buses which take care of daily transport requirements. The bus facility also used by students for the purpose of educational tours and industrial visits

Best Career Options in Legal Industry

Law is an vast opportunity sector with various options.Depending on your interests and skills, you can pursue a unique career in this field. The following are some of the most prominent and lucrative career options in law:

1. Criminal Lawyer

Criminal lawyers are responsible for representing their clients in court for criminal cases. They present cases in the court for their client in the local court, High Court, or the Supreme Court. Criminal lawyers argue their client’s case in front of a judge, question witnesses and the people related to their case, and review evidence. This field requires strong investigative and interpersonal skills. You must also have strong oration skills as you’d need to present your client’s case as strongly as possible. Criminal Lawyers are experts at conducting research, performing legal analysis, and interacting with other people. Criminal Lawyer Salary in India The average pay of a criminal lawyer in India is INR 7 lakh per annum. Beginners in this field earn around INR 2 lakh per annum while experienced criminal lawyers can earn up to INR 30 lakh per annum. You can join a law firm as a criminal lawyer or start your independent practice. This is a big reason why it’s among the most popular career options in law. If you want a career focused on litigation, then becoming a criminal lawyer would be the most suitable choice for you.

2. Corporate Lawyer

Corporate lawyers help companies in complying with the rules and regulations of their industry. They are responsible for assisting their client with all the legal processes related to a company’s formation and management. As a corporate lawyer, you’d have to advise your client in claiming liability, business transactions, and represent in court during a trial. Corporate lawyers help their clients in reviewing and submitting legal documents related to their issues. Corporate lawyers must be familiar with many subjects including Competition Law, Advanced Company Law, Commercial Contract Drafting, M&A Transactions, Banking, and Financial Law, etc. Corporate Lawyer Salary in India The average salary of a corporate lawyer in India is INR 6.9 lakh per year. As a beginner, you can expect to earn INR 1.47 lakh per annum including the base salary and the offered bonuses. The upper limit for this profession is quite high and your pay can go up to INR 20 lakh per annum. This field is among the best career options in the legal sector in terms of growth opportunities and income potential.

3. Judicial Services

A judge presides over court proceedings. They give the final verdict on a case after hearing arguments from both sides and evaluating the legal situation of the case. Judicial services are among the most respected careers in India. To pursue a career in the judicial services of India, you would need to appear for the state-level exam for the judicial services. Judicial Services Salary in India The salary of a High Court judge in India is INR 2.2 lakh per month. Similarly, the salary of a Supreme Court judge in India is INR 2.5 lakh per month. As it’s a government job, it offers many additional allowances and perks.

4. Legal Journalist

If you have a knack for writing, then you can pursue a career in legal journalism. Legal journalists attend court hearings and report the facts directly. They write articles for publications that could be online (blog, website, and social media) as well as offline (newspaper, magazine, etc.). Legal journalists might take part in discussions on legal issues as they have a strong understanding of the law and current affairs. This field requires strong communication skills and writing skills. However, it’s also possible for a legal journalist to work in visual media (television, YouTube, etc.) instead of being limited to writing. It’s certainly a unique career with a specific set of opportunities and challenges. Legal Journalist Salary in India The average salary of a journalist in India is INR 3.7 lakh per annum. Beginner-level professionals in this field earn around INR 1.6 lakh per annum however senior-level professionals can earn up to INR 9.89 lakh per annum. It’s among the best career option in the legal industry for creative people.

5. Legal Analyst

Legal analysts are responsible for researching and reviewing legal issues while making recommendations on the same. They assist legal teams and lawyers in performing research, gathering evidence, preparing legal documents, and performing various tasks to help the lawyers perform their duties. Legal analysts are also known as paralegals or litigation analysts and their work can vary a lot depending on the case they are working and who they are assisting. They are responsible for handling tracking systems and databases while collating, tracking, and reviewing important documents. They work on the usual business hours but might have to work overtime while working on big cases. Moreover, they might have to travel for researching more on their cases. Legal analysts must have a basic understanding of the law, legal documentation, research in law, and management. You can also check out our free courses offered by upGrad in Management, Data Science, Machine Learning, Digital Marketing, and Technology. All of these courses have top-notch learning resources, weekly live lectures, industry assignments, and a certificate of course completion – all free of cost! Legal Analyst Salary in India The average salary of legal analysts in India is INR 4.14 lakh per year. It’s an attractive field for beginners in the legal industry who want to get hands-on experience. The pay of a legal analyst in India can go up to INR 9.8 lakh per annum.

6. Civil Lawyer

Civil Lawyers handle non-criminal litigation, but their duties are the same as Criminal Lawyers. Civil Lawyers take over the litigation once a defendant hires them. A Civil Lawyer is responsible for all the case-related tasks such as communicating with the other party’s lawyers and the judge, interviewing the people related to the case, filing motions, hiring expert witnesses, presenting the case, and much more. There are many specializations among civil lawyers so the field is quite diverse. Common specializations in this field include divorce law, taxation law, excise law, etc. Civil Lawyer salary in India As we mentioned before, there are many branches in civil law so it’s rather challenging to determine the average civil lawyer salary in India. Different specializations offer different salaries such as divorce lawyers earn INR 10 lakh per annum on average while Intellectual Property Lawyers might earn considerably more than the former. The pay in this field depends primarily on your experience. The more experienced you are, the better is your understanding of the country’s law and litigation process.

7. Legal Advisor

One of the most career options in law is legal advisor. As a legal advisor, you’d be responsible for advising your client on legal issues, prevent litigation, and take care of contractual and regulatory problems. Legal advisors have to negotiate with the other party to resolve disputes and analyze contracts for their organization. Organizations rely on legal advisors to prevent legal disputes. Legal advisors usually offer advice to the upper management of a company and work with them to resolve any legal disputes that arise. Prominent skills in this sector include Legal Research, Contract Negotiation, Contract Management, and Litigation Case Management. Legal Advisor Salary in India The average salary of legal advisors in India is INR 5.9 lakh per annum. Freshers in this field earn around INR 2.73 lakh per annum. However, with sufficient skills and experience, your pay can go up to INR 40 lakh per annum. It’s certainly one of the most lucrative career options in law and if you’re interested in a corporate career away from litigation, then you should definitely give this field a try.