Clubs & Associations

The Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee introduces students to negotiation, mediation, conciliation and arbitration as practical alternatives to litigation. Through workshops, simulations and participation in mediation, negotiation and client counselling competitions, students develop the listening, problem-solving and advocacy skills that modern legal practice demands.

The All India Catholic University Federation is one of the oldest national student movements in India. The SJCL unit brings together students who wish to grow as socially conscious leaders, through leadership training, awareness programmes and engagement with issues of justice, equality and human dignity. Membership is open to all students, irrespective of faith.

Campus Ministry nurtures the spiritual, moral and personal growth of the College community in the Jesuit tradition of care for the whole person. It organises prayer services, retreats, reflection sessions and celebrations of important occasions in the College calendar, while remaining respectful of the diverse faiths and beliefs of all students.

The COMED Cell focuses on the intersection of law with commerce, business and economics. It conducts sessions, workshops and talks on themes such as financial literacy, markets, corporate practice and economic policy, helping students, particularly those in the B.Com. LL.B. and B.B.A. LL.B. programmes, to connect their commercial learning with legal studies.

The Cultural Committee celebrates the creative talent and cultural diversity of the student body. It organises the College's cultural events, festivals and celebrations, and supports students in music, dance, theatre, literary and visual arts, as well as participation in inter-collegiate cultural competitions.

The Debate Society cultivates the art of reasoned argument, public speaking and critical thinking. It conducts debates, group discussions, elocution and Model United Nations sessions, and prepares students to represent the College in inter-collegiate debating and MUN competitions.

This Committee engages students with environmental law, sustainability and the growing field of climate justice. Through awareness campaigns, research, talks and campus initiatives, it encourages students to understand the legal frameworks that protect the environment and the communities most affected by environmental harm.

The Intellectual Property Rights Committee promotes awareness and scholarship in patents, copyright, trademarks, designs and other forms of intellectual property. It organises seminars, workshops and competitions, and complements the College's LL.M. programme in Intellectual Property Rights.

The Law Society is a forum for academic and professional engagement beyond the classroom. It hosts guest lectures, panel discussions, quizzes and interactions with members of the Bar, the judiciary and academia on contemporary legal developments.

The Moot Court Society trains students in legal research, memorial drafting and oral advocacy. It conducts internal moot court competitions, organises training sessions, and selects and mentors teams representing the College at national and international moot court competitions.

The Research Committee fosters a culture of legal research and writing among students. It conducts workshops on research methodology, legal writing and citation, encourages student publications, and supports participation in essay, paper presentation and research competitions.

The Sports Committee promotes physical fitness, teamwork and sportsmanship. It organises the College's sports events and intra-college tournaments, and coordinates the participation of student teams and athletes in inter-collegiate and university-level competitions.

The Trial Advocacy Committee builds practical courtroom skills through mock trials, witness examination and cross-examination exercises, and sessions with practising advocates. It helps students understand trial procedure and develop the confidence required for practice before trial courts.

The Peace and Reconciliation Committee promotes dialogue, harmony and peaceful resolution of conflict within the College and in society. Through conversations, workshops and outreach, it encourages students to value diversity, practise empathy and act as bridge-builders in their communities.