About Us
Redefining Legal Education in India
LAWversity was born from a simple belief — every law student deserves practical, courtroom-ready training, not just textbook theory.
Our Story
Why LAWversity Was Started
Every year, thousands of law graduates step into the legal profession feeling unprepared. Despite years of academic study, most lack the practical skills needed to draft petitions, navigate courtroom procedures, or handle real client cases.
LAWversity was founded to bridge this critical gap. We bring together experienced advocates, senior lawyers, and legal professionals who have walked the courtroom floors — and we channel their expertise into accessible, practical training programs.
Through weekly webinars and intensive bootcamps, we transform law students and graduates into confident, practice-ready legal professionals who can make an impact from day one.
Our Mission
To provide accessible, practical legal education that bridges the gap between law school theory and real-world courtroom practice, empowering every student to become a confident legal professional.
Our Vision
To become India's leading platform for practical legal education — creating a generation of practice-ready lawyers who can confidently navigate the legal system from day one.
Our Values
Excellence in education, accessibility for all, practical over theoretical, mentorship-driven learning, and a commitment to transforming legal careers through real-world skills.
Why Choose Us
What Makes LAWversity Different
Practice-First Approach
Every session focuses on real legal workflows — from drafting to courtroom procedures.
Expert Mentors
Learn directly from practising advocates and senior lawyers with decades of experience.
Industry Certifications
Earn recognized certificates that add real value to your legal career.
Placement Support
We actively help students secure internships and placements at top law firms.
Free Weekly Webinars
Access high-quality legal training every Sunday — completely free.
Case-Based Learning
Train on real case studies from lower courts to the Supreme Court.