The Academic Committee serves as the central and standardized body overseeing all academic processes within the institution, functioning as the primary liaison between the student community and the faculty to ensure seamless coordination, clarity, and academic excellence.
The Business Competition Committee (BCC) of the Department of Management Studies, NALSAR University of Law, is a student-driven initiative dedicated to nurturing competitive spirit, strategic thinking, and problem-solving excellence among management students.
The SAC Cultural Committee is the core of the artistic life of the college. We are the ones who bring sounds, visuals, attractiveness, and the loving nature that transform a college into a community. Our motto is one: to make moments for students that will last beyond the semester.
The Debating Committee serves as the central hub for fostering analytical thinking, structured argumentation, and informed dialogue within the university. Rooted in the principles of intellectual curiosity and academic rigor, the committee focuses particularly on debates
The Entrepreneurship Committee (E-Comm) of the Department of Management Studies at NALSAR University of Law is a student-led initiative dedicated to cultivating a robust culture of innovation, strategic enterprise, and leadership across disciplines.
The Hostel and Campus Welfare Committee plays a vital role in ensuring that student experience a safe, comfortable, and inclusive living environment within the university
campus.
The Literary Club is a vibrant space for readers and writers to explore ideas, express creativity, and celebrate the power of words through discussions, debates, and literary events.
The Mess and Hospitality Committee is responsible for ensuring a high-quality, hygienic, and student-friendly dining experience across the University mess facilities.
The Academic Committee serves as the central and standardized body overseeing all academic processes within the institution, functioning as the primary liaison between the student community and the faculty to ensure seamless coordination, clarity, and academic excellence. Dedicated to upholding the college’s high standards of scholarship and integrity, the committee manages essential academic operations with a focus on efficiency, transparency, and responsiveness. This includes meticulously coordinating class schedules, examination timetables, and academic logistics to prevent overlaps and maintain an organized academic flow. The committee also plays a crucial role in communicating all academic notifications, policy updates, and calendar changes in a timely and structured manner, ensuring that students and faculty remain well-informed at all times. In supporting faculty, the committee assists with the smooth execution of curriculum delivery, assessment planning, and coursework management, enabling an environment conducive to high-quality teaching and learning.
Additionally, the committee systematically collects, analyzes, and represents student feedback to drive meaningful improvements in teaching methodologies, academic policies, and the overall learning environment. Beyond its operational responsibilities, the Academic Committee is committed to bringing a wide range of academic opportunities such as seminars, workshops, guest lectures, competitions, research initiatives, and skill-building programs to students in a standardized, accessible, and well-organized format that enhances academic exposure and holistic development. Its mission is rooted in fostering a culture of academic discipline, transparent communication, and institutional excellence while constantly striving for continuous improvement in all academic matters. Through its structured approach and commitment to quality, the Academic Committee ensures that students receive a supportive academic ecosystem that empowers learning, encourages engagement, and upholds the highest academic standards within the institution.
Academic Committee Members
Academic Convenor: Dasari Vinaya Varshini- IPM 23-28
Academic Members: Amritanshu Shekhar- MBA 25-27
Atulit Siingh Chauhaan- MBA 25-27
Satya Shreya Vatti- MBA 24-26
Shivanei Krishna- IPM 24-29
Sri Abhigna- LLM 25-26
Shreya Khatnani- IPM 55-30
The Business Competition Committee (BCC) of the Department of Management Studies, NALSAR University of Law, is a student-driven initiative dedicated to nurturing competitive spirit, strategic thinking, and problem-solving excellence among management students. Established with the goal of preparing students to excel in national and international business competitions, the committee acts as a bridge between academic learning and real-world corporate challenges.
BCC actively guides students through the nuances of case-solving, business simulations, and strategy formulation. It provides mentorship, conducts preparatory workshops, and shares resources that help participants refine their analytical, presentation, and teamwork skills. By engaging with diverse formats—ranging from consulting and marketing to finance and sustainability competitions—the committee encourages students to think critically, innovate effectively, and present ideas with impact.
A major highlight in BCC’s annual calendar is its flagship event “Mentora”, held on 21st March. The event featured an insightful session by a guest speaker who shared practical strategies on approaching and solving case competitions, followed by an engaging case challenge with 571 Registrations and 34k+ Impressions. It allowed students to apply the learning in real time. Mentora not only enhanced participants’ understanding of structured problem-solving but also fostered collaboration and peer learning within the cohort.
With its commitment to building a culture of continuous learning and competitive excellence, the Business Competition Committee continues to empower students to approach challenges with confidence, creativity, and strategic foresight—qualities essential for future business leaders.
The SAC Cultural Committee is the core of the artistic life of the college. We are the ones who bring sounds, visuals, attractiveness, and the loving nature that transform a college into a community. Our motto is one: to make moments for students that will last beyond the semester. We don’t think events like a huge cultural fest or a small open mic are different; we see them as opportunities to turn every occasion into something personal, approachable, and cheerful.
To us, culture is not merely an activity but rather an experience shared amongst people. It is the laughter during a late-night event, the applause in a performance, the silent bond in a song, and the unexpected memories created on the way. These moments are what the Cultural Committee is all about.
What Drives Us
We love exploring new ideas, sometimes planned, sometimes spontaneous. Our events grow out of imagination and student energy.
Anyone can participate. You don’t have to be a singer, dancer, or artist. You just have to be willing to show up and enjoy the vibe.
Every event is built around one intention: bringing people together. We want campus to feel like home.
Everything we do is created by students, for students. That’s what keeps CULT COM real and relatable.
Across the year, we host a mix of cultural experiences:
The Diwali Jamming Session – A Special Moment
One of our favourite moments this year was the Diwali Jamming Session. The idea started within CULT COM as a simple thought: What if we created a space where people could just gather, sing, relax, and enjoy the Diwali mood together?
But the real magic happened when Akshat (IPM 1st Year) took that small idea and turned it into something beautiful. Everyone, including from the SBC CULT COM members who helped set things up to all the students who joined in, contributed to making the evening feel special. But Akshat really became the heart of the night. As the main performer, his voice added a calm, peaceful vibe that made the whole moment feel magical.
Pretty lamps, cheerful aura, guitars, and voices intermixing, people sitting together on the stands and the turf, was all obtained in a manner which was very natural and pure. The session turned out to be one of the main moments of Diwali on the campus and was a reminder of the importance of culture as it gives happiness, solace, and togetherness.
Looking Ahead
The cultural committee is constantly dreaming about what’s next. We plan to:
We want every student to feel like they have a place in the committee, whether they’re performing on stage or simply enjoying the atmosphere.
Current Members (2025-26):
The Debating Committee serves as the central hub for fostering analytical thinking, structured argumentation, and informed dialogue within the university. Rooted in the principles of intellectual curiosity and academic rigor, the committee focuses particularly on debates related to business strategy, economic policy, public policy, and contemporary global issues. By engaging students in discussions that mirror real-world decision-making and corporate governance, the committee helps develop competencies essential for future leaders, policymakers, and business professionals. Our primary mission is to promote, organize, and facilitate all debating activities across the university. The committee ensures that students have continuous opportunities to refine their reasoning, presentation, and persuasion skills through a range of well-structured events. These include workshops on argumentation frameworks, policy analysis sessions, and practice debates designed to strengthen both content knowledge and delivery.
We place a strong emphasis on debates grounded in economic reforms, corporate strategy, regulatory environments, sustainability, and public-policy evaluation areas that enhance students’ understanding of the business world and societal challenges. A vital function of the committee is to maintain active contact with universities, institutions, and organizations that host debate competitions. We regularly communicate invitations, facilitate registrations, and guide students through the entire participation process. From preparing case briefs to organizing mock rounds, the committee provides comprehensive support to ensure teams are well-prepared and confident. This structured assistance not only enhances performance but also encourages broader participation by reducing logistical and academic barriers for students passionate about debating.
The Committee also hosts practice debates, workshops, orientations, and training sessions, particularly for first-time debaters who wish to explore the art of structured argumentation. These sessions focus on building foundational skills such as evidence-based reasoning, economic impact assessment, policy critique, and efficient team coordination. By nurturing both beginners and experienced debaters, we aim to cultivate a vibrant and inclusive debating culture within the university. Beyond competitions, the Debating Committee remains committed to other debate-related functions necessary to advance critical thinking and public discourse on campus. Our vision is to create an environment where students confidently engage with the complexities of the business landscape, challenge assumptions, and articulate informed viewpoints skills that hold immense value in the corporate, legal, and policymaking spheres.
For the students to stay motivated, the committee has an inbuilt reimbursement policy for the participants, subject to fulfillment of their criteria, which is governed by our grundnorm, the committee’s constitution. This will not only support students’ finances but also be a major factor in motivating the students to participate and involve themselves more actively in various kinds of debate competitions.
The Entrepreneurship Committee (E-Comm) of the Department of Management Studies at NALSAR University of Law is a student-led initiative dedicated to cultivating a robust culture of innovation, strategic enterprise, and leadership across disciplines. Functioning as the institutional nucleus for entrepreneurial engagement, E-Comm designs and executes high-impact programs that bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world business dynamics—leveraging synergies between law, management, technology, and social impact.
Guided by its vision to position NALSAR as a premier academic ecosystem for next-generation founders, entrepreneurs, and change makers, the Committee facilitates experiential learning through structured interventions—from ideation and validation to scaling and investment readiness.
Vision
To establish NALSAR as a nationally recognized hub for interdisciplinary entrepreneurship—where critical thinking, ethical leadership, and scalable innovation converge to address complex societal and market challenges.
Mission
Strategic Highlights: Academic Year 2024–2025
Fund Enable Workshop | 19 March 2025
In partnership with Fund Enable and Fortemagna Advisors Pvt. Ltd., E-Comm hosted an intensive, practice-oriented workshop facilitated by industry veterans Mr. Dinesh Israni and Mr. Sameer Shaikh. The session engaged over 50 participants in deep-dive modules on value proposition articulation, lean start-up methodology, term sheet fundamentals, and investor psychology. A distinctive outcome of the collaboration was the granting of complimentary one-year access to FundEnable’s proprietary start-up enablement platform for the entire DoMS cohort—ensuring sustained, self-directed entrepreneurial upskilling beyond the event.
Investor’s Table – WINNOW ’25 | 4 April 2025
As the marquee entrepreneurship vertical of “WINNOW”, NALSAR’s flagship national management fest, “Investor’s Table” provided a rigorous, pitch-competition format simulating early-stage venture evaluation. Drawing 28 high-calibre teams—including cross-institutional participants—the hybrid event challenged contestants to defend unit economics, GTM scalability, and defensibility under scrutiny from a distinguished jury:
The competition underscored E-Comm’s commitment to benchmarking student ventures against industry standards, while reinforcing the integration of legal acumen into business model design—a distinctive NALSAR advantage.
Institutional Legacy & Forward Trajectory
Under the stewardship of the “Student Affairs Council (2024–2025)” and led by the Interim Convenor, E-Comm has strengthened NALSAR’s entrepreneurial identity through consistent programmatic excellence, stakeholder engagement, and measurable student outcomes. From refining pitch discipline to facilitating early-stage mentorship pairings, the Committee has embedded entrepreneurship not as a siloed activity, but as a “cross-functional competence”—essential for future-ready professionals in law, policy, and enterprise.
As NALSAR continues its evolution into a multidisciplinary innovation campus, E-Comm remains steadfast in its mandate: to empower students to “question, create, and lead”—transforming insight into impact, and ambition into action.
“Entrepreneurship at NALSAR is not merely about launching startups—it is about instilling a mindset of principled innovation, systems thinking, and enduring value creation.”
The Hostel and Campus Welfare Committee plays a vital role in ensuring that students
experience a safe, comfortable, and inclusive living environment within the university
campus. The committee works closely with the administration, hostel wardens, and
student representatives to address issues related to accommodation, campus hygiene,
safety, and overall student well-being.
Our mission is to create a welcoming campus atmosphere that promotes both personal
growth and academic excellence. We actively organize welfare initiatives, cleanliness
drives, safety awareness campaigns, and feedback sessions to continuously improve
hostel and campus life. The committee also serves as a bridge between students and the
administration, ensuring that every student’s concerns are heard and effectively
addressed.
Current Members :
Convenor – Rajesh
Committee Members – Keerthana Batchu, Ganesh Chiravuri, Ujjwal Pratap, Subhavya
Bhargava, Haasini Annabattula, Abhishek, Aishwarya, Priyanjali, Suraj Kumar
The Mess and Hospitality Committee is responsible for ensuring a high-quality, hygienic, and student-friendly dining experience across the University mess facilities. The committee works in close coordination with mess contractors, catering staff, hostel wardens and nutrition advisors to monitor and enhance every aspect of food services offered on campus.
Our mission is to provide meals that are not only nutritious and hygienically prepared but also diverse, timely, and suited to the needs of a multicultural student community. To achieve this, we conduct regular inspections of kitchen operations, raw material quality, sanitation practices, and dining hall maintenance. The committee also plays an active role in designing balanced and varied menus, keeping in mind nutrition standards, seasonal requirements, student preferences, and dietary restrictions.
We organize routine feedback sessions, weekly menu review meetings, and periodic food quality audits to ensure continuous improvement. In addition, the committee leads initiatives such as special festive meal arrangements, and emergency response coordination when food-related grievances arise.
Serving as a vital communication bridge between students and the mess administration, the committee ensures that concerns regarding taste, portion size, service efficiency, and overall dining experience are promptly addressed. Through consistent monitoring and collaborative efforts, the Mess and Hospitality Committee strive to create a warm, efficient, and inclusive dining environment that contributes positively to students’ health, comfort, and overall campus life.
Current Members:
Convenor– Raghav Agarwal (IPM 24-29)
Members- Devaditya Kartik (MBA 24-26), Sana Chaitanya (MBA 25-27), Arukonda Neha (IPM 21-26), Vaibhav Garg (LLM), Raghuram Naidu (IPM 23-28), Abhishek Kumar Chaurasia (IPM 25-30)
The Sports Committee at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, plays a pivotal role in fostering a dynamic, inclusive, and engaging sports culture within the campus. The committee works in close coordination with the university administration, faculty
advisors, and student representatives to promote physical fitness, teamwork, and a spirit of healthy competition among students. Dedicated to ensuring that sports become an integral part of student life, the committee organizes a wide range of intra-college tournaments and inter-college events across various disciplines including football cricket, basketball, volleyball, badminton, tennis, and kabaddi. Beyond organizing events, the committee actively contributes to the development and maintenance of sports infrastructure, ensuring that facilities and equipment are accessible, well-maintained, and conducive to training and recreation.
Our mission is to create a campus environment where students not only excel academically but also thrive physically and mentally through active participation in sports. The committee regularly introduces innovative sporting initiatives, practice sessions, and friendly matches that encourage wider student participation and help build a strong sense of community and sportsmanship across the campus. It also acts as a bridge between students and the administration, voicing student concerns, suggesting infrastructural improvements, and initiating welfare-driven sports programs.
Through its efforts, the Sports Committee seeks to instill values of discipline, perseverance, and camaraderie, nurturing well-rounded individuals who carry the NALSAR spirit of excellence both on and off the field.
Current Members:
Convenor: Medha Bajaj
Members: Aaditya Srivastava, Aamir Khan, Ankitha Ajmeera, Aryaman Tripathi,
Hasheer Shahid Kanneth, Inderjeet Gurjar, Kaparthi Diya, Keshav Raghuwanshi, Korra
Anand Nayak, Pawar Shivani, Sheetal Mishra