The interactive teaching methods are designed to aid comprehension and retention and aid for a lifetime. Our focus is to train the student to think and act from the very inception with a legal mind, acquiring lawyering skills for varied legal services in the modern world. The teaching methods provide rapid socialization into the standards of legal thinking and blends training with knowledge management.

"The only source of knowledge is experience."
- Albert Einstine

Pravin Gandhi College of Law has a vantage location on the eighth floor of the Mithibai Complex in Vile Parle West; the heart of Mumbai city.  This location facilitates its connectivity to the various Courts and the offices of major law firms in Mumbai.

Pravin Gandhi College of Law is renowned for its infrastructure; an infrastructure which goes a long way in facilitating numerous services.  This includes a state of the art Moot Court Room, Wi - Fi enabled Library, Computer Laboratory, fully furnished air-conditioned classrooms with multimedia facilities.  It also has auditoriums, seminar halls as well as conference halls.  Closed circuit television systems contribute to the enhanced security of the college environs in the college corridors and Library.

The well-stocked, wifi enabled Library is designed for comfort and it’s spaciousness creates a conducive environment for research. Student have access to legal and non-legal journals, subject related reference resource and a wide range of online services and programs which support and supplement the syllabus, enables unhindered continuous research hence promoting legal scholarship. Leading international and national law journals, law reports and magazines are subscribed by the college and are available to students. In addition to print collection, the library has electronic resources and data bases accessible to students through links. Use of laptops is permitted in the library. 

Legal Journals:

1)       AIR Law lines

2)       All India Reporter

3)       APS Labour Digest

4)       Asian Journal of Legal Education

5)       Christ Law University Journal

6)       Corporate Law Advisor

7)       Corporate Professional Today

8)       Current Central Legislation

9)       Current Labour Report

10)    Education Law Cases

11)    Flair Talk

12)    Foreign Trade Review

13)    Gender, Technology & Development

14)    Indian Journal of Corporate Governance

15)    Insight

16)    Journal of Human Values

17)    Lawyers Update

18)    Legal Era

19)    Legal News & Views

20)    Management and Labour Studies

21)    One India One People

22)    Witness

Non – Legal journals : 

1)       Bhavans Journal

2)       Business Today

3)       Caravan

4)       Chartered Accountant

5)       Chartered Secretary

6)       Civil Society Online

7)       Corporate Environment Inc.

8)       Down To Earth

9)       Economic and Political Weekly

10)    Economist

11)    Frontline

12)    Honey Bee

13)    India Quarterly

14)    Indian Journal of Gender Studies

15)    International Studies

16)    Jadavpur Journal of International Relations

17)    Journal of Education for Sustainable

Development

18)    Navneet

19)    Outlook

20)    Quest In Education

21)    Reader’s Digest

22)    Science, Technology and Society

23)    Seminar

24)    Social Change

25)    South Asia Green File

26)    South Asia Research

27)    Studies Indian Politics

28)    The Week

29)    University News

30)    Vikalpa

31)    Yojana

E-Resources

Electronic Journal Databases:

1)      EBSCOhost

2)      Economic and Political Weekly

3)      J-Gate (Social & Management Science)

4)      JSTOR

5)      ProQuest Central

6)      ScienceDirect

E-book Databases:

1)     E-brary

2)     McGraw-Hill: Access Engineering

3)     McGraw-Hill: Express India

4)     Pearson E-Books

Research Databases:

1)    CMIE: Economic Outlook

2)    CRISIL

3)    Euromonitor: Passport

4)    EPWRF India Time Series

5)    Frost & Sullivan

6)    ISI Emerging Markets

Law Databases:

1)      Heinonline

2)      Lexisnexis

3)      Manupatra

4)      West Law India

Pravin Gandhi College of Law has on its premises a simulated court room in which   the dignity of the institution of the judiciary is upheld and revitalized by mooting students. Mooting nurtures students’ analytical skills indispensable to courtroom advocacy.  Thus students learn doctrine through real world context skills, a ‘learning by doing’ approach.

“Give me the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely according to conscience, above all liberties.”
- John Milton

Computers facilitate research for moots, presentations, projects and syllabi related queries. Internet access assists in this endeavor.

Pravin Gandhi College of Law has all this and more available at the click of a mouse in the well-equipped twin computer labs with its seating capacity of more than thirty students.

The college has dedicated Counselor for the students.

Ms. Karuna Jaggi - Mob.9321529365