NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law Convocation 2025: BCI Chairman Outlines Four Stages of Litigation for Young Lawyers
August 18, 2025: Urging aspiring lawyers to serve society and help build a better nation, Member of Parliament and Bar Council of India Chairman, Hon’ble Shri Manan Kumar Mishra, called upon them to prioritise pro bono service over monetary gains. The senior advocate at the Supreme Court of India, speaking as Chief Guest at the Convocation Ceremony of SVKM’s NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, said that those entering the litigation field without any godfather are 'first-generation warriors' who must pass through multiple stages of hard work and perseverance before they start earning in lakhs for just a few minutes of arguing in court.“Those who enter litigation with no godfather will have to go through four stages. Most get disheartened in the first stage and look for alternative careers. But a determined few move to the second stage, here they get a senior’s office, some work, a few clients, but still no money. T
NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law Convocation 2025: BCI Chairman Outlines Four Stages of Litigation for Young Lawyers
August 18, 2025: Urging aspiring lawyers to serve society and help build a better nation, Member of Parliament and Bar Council of India Chairman, Hon’ble Shri Manan Kumar Mishra, called upon them to prioritise pro bono service over monetary gains. The senior advocate at the Supreme Court of India, speaking as Chief Guest at the Convocation Ceremony of SVKM’s NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, said that those entering the litigation field without any godfather are 'first-generation warriors' who must pass through multiple stages of hard work and perseverance before they start earning in lakhs for just a few minutes of arguing in court.“Those who enter litigation with no godfather will have to go through four stages. Most get disheartened in the first stage and look for alternative careers. But a determined few move to the second stage, here they get a senior’s office, some work, a few clients, but still no money. The third stage is when your dedication is recognised and some money starts to come in. The fourth and final stage is the most rewarding, when you have your own juniors doing research, preparing briefs, drafts, and citations. You walk into court, argue for just a few minutes, and get paid in lakhs,” Mishra said.
The convocation saw degrees conferred upon students from the BA LL.B. (Hons.), BBA LL.B. (Hons.), and Master of Laws (LL.M.) programmes, with awards presented to high performers, all-round achievers, faculty, and staff. Dean Dr. Durgambini Patel presented the annual report and congratulated the graduating batch. “Today signifies a momentous occasion when we continue to set new benchmarks. We celebrate our students for crossing a huge milestone and our teachers for passing on the legacy of shaping excellent legal minds. The 2025 batch exemplifies resilience, excellence, and ambition,” she said. “Remember, students, you are not just graduates, you are the torchbearers of justice, innovation, and leadership,” she added. The ceremony concluded with the Graduate Oath and a Sustainability Oath, highlighting the school’s commitment to ethical and socially conscious law practice.
NMIMS Kirit 0P. Mehta School of Law Ranks 7th Best Private Law College In India
July 5, 2021: In the fifth edition of India Today's Best Colleges, SVKM's NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law (KPMSOL, Mumbai), one of India's top law education institutes, was ranked 7th Best Private Law College in India.
Academic excellence, intake quality and governance, infrastructure and living experience, personality and leadership development, and career progression and placement are among the 112 performance characteristics assessed by the survey, which was inaugurated 25 years ago.
“NMIMS has always believed in providing an unrivalled educational experience, and we have endeavoured to extend our quality offerings across domains,” stated Dr Ramesh Bhat, Vice-Chancellor, SVKM's NMIMS Deemed-to-be-University. “We have come a long way since our humble beginnings 41 years ago, and we are ecstatic that our convictions have been validated. Our accomplishments are largely due to our faculty and staff, who have embraced NMIMS' vision for the future and dedicated themselves to developing future leaders and innovators. I congratulate everyone at NMIMS KPMSOL on these and future successes.", he continued.
The poll also looked at how universities are prepared to deal with the pandemic. To offer accurate and relevant rankings, data from the current year (December 2020 to June 2021) was analysed. KPMSOL was recognised for its innovative legal education (including online), top-notch infrastructure, world-class research resources, and placement assistance.
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The school has disclosed the percentage of students placed in various sectors during Kirit P. Mehta School of Law placements 2024. Check the table below to know the insights:
| Sectors | Placements 2024 |
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| Law Firms | 55% |
| In-house Counsel | 39% |
| Litigation | 3% |
| Others | 3% |
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The School has not released the placement percentage. However, the sector-wise distribution for placements 2024 is out. A large share (55%) of students were placed in Law Firms during KPMSOL placements 2024.
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