I had always been very interested in law and started thinking about it as a viable career option in 12th standard. A lawyer seeks to achieve, through various means, a utopian world using the ideals of justice, equity and good conscience. A lawyer seeks to aid the society and work towards its development and evolution by providing the skills necessary to facilitate such a change. I wanted to be a part of this change; I dreamed of changing the world in whatever small way possible. Symbiosis Law School, Pune has proven to be the perfect platform to hone my skills and realise my dream.

The faculty is very experienced and highly resourceful and intellectual. The mode of teaching is very interactive and student participation is a big part of the learning experience. Professors mostly use PowerPoint presentations and videos to help the students in better understanding of the concepts of law and management.

The students I have met and interacted with are all very intelligent and have been active participants in several co-curricular and extra-curricular activities throughout their school life. We have students from all parts of the country, and the world. This institute truly lives up to its motto “vasudeva kutumbakam” or the world is one family. I felt at home the day I walked into the college, as if this is where I belonged. It is amazing how this college and its beautiful people make you feel as if you belong and that you matter. Nobody is rude or arrogant to anyone; seniors interact freely with juniors and students can interact freely with teachers. There is also so much to do here, the faculty and the students keep you engaged at all times and it is amazing because all the work is really fun to do. The college organises guest lectures for students, introducing them to new ideas and helping them absorb as much knowledge as possible. There are several competitions that students can be a part of throughout the year. Moreover, there are various autonomous cells and committees existing within the college that are managed and operated by students. First year students are encouraged by both teachers and students to become a part of these cells and learn how they work. It is a vastly enriching experience to participate in these activities and I believe that they will help us in our growth, both personally and professionally.