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Law School 101: IDIA Karnataka to conduct two-day online bootcamp

The bootcamp is open to all law students and aspirants interested in learning more about law school and legal careers.

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The Karnataka Chapter of Increasing Diversity by Increasing Access to Legal Education (IDIA) is conducting a two-day online bootcamp titled Law School 101 on August 8 and 9, 2026.

IDIA is a non-profit, student-run movement that seeks to empower underprivileged and marginalised children through legal education.

The bootcamp will be conducted by distinguished alumni of the National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore, who will share their experience and insights from academic, professional, and research pursuits.

Event Details

Sessions: The bootcamp will consist of eight sessions conducted across two days. These sessions will cover mooting and alternative dispute resolution, legal writing and academic research, CV building and internships, careers in corporate law, careers in litigation and advocacy, careers in public policy and postgraduate studies and fellowships.

Speakers: The sessions will be led by NLSIU alumni who have excelled in various fields of law and higher education, both in India and abroad.

Eligibility: The bootcamp is open to all law students and aspirants interested in learning more about law school and legal careers.

Certificates: All participants will receive a Certificate of Participation issued by IDIA Karnataka upon completion of the program.

Registration Fees:

  • One Day: ₹500

  • Both Days: ₹800

(The option for fee waiver is available for IDIA Scholars on the Registration Link.)

Registration Link

Link to the Brochure

Contact Information: For any queries, please feel free to email idia@nls.ac.in.

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