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CS ORIENTATION

The Company Secretary (CS) Orientation is an essential program designed to provide law students with a strong foundation in corporate compliance, governance, and administration. It offers comprehensive knowledge of corporate laws, legal frameworks, and company law, ensuring students understand their role in maintaining ethical business operations. Through this orientation, students gain practical insights into corporate governance principles, learning how to ensure businesses adhere to legal and regulatory standards. Additionally, the program emphasizes the development of interpersonal and communication skills, which are vital for company secretaries, who serve as key liaisons between the board, management, and stakeholders. By engaging with real-world case studies and discussions, students enhance their problem-solving abilities, critical thinking, and ethical decision-making. The orientation also familiarizes students with business formation processes, boardroom dynamics, and regulatory reporting requirements, preparing them to navigate corporate challenges effectively. Ultimately, this program equips students with the expertise and confidence needed to excel in corporate legal advisory and governance roles. 

INDUSTRIAL VISITS

Industrial visits to SKF Engineering, Mysore Silk Factory (KSIC), and Mandya Milk Union (Nandini) gave BBA LLB students practical exposure to engineering, textiles, and dairy manufacturing, boosting employability and skills. At SKF, they saw automated bearing seal production, quality control with groove-cut/Tagarno machines, Factories Act compliance, safety protocols, and global operations targeting Rs.25 Crore monthly. KSIC featured silk weaving with GI/ISO standards and ethical practices; Nandini showed cooperative dairy processes, food safety, and women-led STEP initiatives. Expert interactions covered management, labor laws, and supply chains, building critical thinking and teamwork. These bridged academic learning with industry, preparing students for compliance and corporate careers.

ECHELON'25 : MOCK STOCK & CRISIS MANAGEMENT

Echelon’25: Mock Stock and Crisis Management Competition, held on 30 August 2025, was an interdisciplinary event jointly organised by the School of Law and School of Business and Management, CHRIST University. The event combined simulated stock trading with crisis management scenarios, testing participants’ legal, financial, and strategic decision-making skills. Over 200 law and business students engaged in high-pressure simulations requiring risk assessment, corporate law application, and negotiation. Expert sessions by Dr. Sreerengan V. R. and Dr. Nijumon K. John provided insights into crisis handling and trading strategies. The competition successfully enhanced employability, entrepreneurship, and cross-disciplinary skills. 

MELTDOWN- LEGAL CASE STUDY COMPETITION, 2026

Meltdown’ 26: Legal Case Study Competition, held in two stages, preliminary rounds on 13 February 2026 and final rounds on 23 February 2026, brought together students from various colleges to engage in analytical and practical legal problem-solving. The competition featured an initial proposition based on Formula 1, followed by a final round centred on a recent issue involving Indigo Airlines. The event provided participants with valuable exposure to drafting and analysing case studies grounded in contemporary global and practical legal challenges, thereby enhancing their research, reasoning, and application-oriented skills.

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