Company Laws tutors available for Law Subjects in Abu Fazal Enclave, Delhi

Education

MSC

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Education

B.COM/M.COM

Experience

8 YEARS TEACHING EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD OF TEACHING EXCELLENT RESULT OF LAW AND MATHS

Tutoring Approach

CLASS WILL BE HELD OF TWO HOURS AND WEEKLY TEST

Education

CA (Institute of chartered accountants of india - 2023), B.Com (Delhi College of Arts & Commerce (DCAC), New Delhi - 2018)

Experience

I have a lot of practical exposure in accounting and taxation because I am working in this field, and I know how to connect with students in an easy way.

Tutoring Approach

I have the ability to adapt my teaching methods to students' individual learning styles and capabilities. I use visual aids and practical experiences to enhance their understanding.

Education

B.Com (Delhi School of Economics - 2013)

Experience

A CA by profession. Graduate from Delhi University rank holder in Accounts and Taxation.

Tutoring Approach

Provide real knowledge with much interest that will go way forward with students throughout life

Education

LLB (National Law University Delhi - 2014)

Experience

I would like to introduce myself as someone who is curious and always looks forward to new experiences and and new opportunities for learning. I’d say I’m the same professionally as well. Review of my credentials will indicate that I am a corporate lawyer from India's one of finest University- National Law University Delhi with over 3 year of experience in Academic Teaching , Writing and handling complex corporate legal matters. In addition to my strong educational foundation and work experience, I have a great passion for academic research and writing which is evident from my academic writings which has been recognised and published in professional journals of national and international repute. • Equity Financing: Class Rights and variation of rights of Shareholders, Vol. 114, Issue 5,SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 73 (July 12). • Put the Technology Genie Back in the Bottle: a Critique of Algorithmic Trading, Vol.25, Issue 4, Corporate Professional Today, TAXMANN, pg. 402 (Oct 12). • Blind Leading the Half Blind: A Need for Diagnosis and Treatment of IPO Grading Process, Vol. 116, Issue 2, SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 21 (Nov 12). • Listing of the Stock Exchanges: India Vis-À-Vis International Perspective, Vol. 116, Issue 2, SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 30 (Nov 12). • Rajiv Gandhi Equity Saving Scheme: a Failure to Diagnose Pulse of Investor’s Requirement , Vol. 211, Part 3, Corporate Law Adviser, pg. 87 (Dec 12). • Stand at the Door of SEBI with a Cheque in Hand: An Analysis of Consent Order Mechanism, Vol. 117, Issue 2, SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 27 (Jan 13). • Legal and Regulatory Hurdle on Starting Equity Crowd-funding Platform in India, Vol. 117, Issue 2, SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 01 (Jan 13). • SEBI Bites Those Who Contributes More: Misery of Independent Financial Advisors, Vol. 117, Issue 3, SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 69 (Feb 13). • SEBI Don't Just Show Your Teeth: Bite These Stock Tip Givers, Vol. 26, Issue 4, Corporate Professional Today, TAXMANN, pg. 355 (Feb 13). • Corporate Privileges and Confidential Information in the Context of Good Governance, Vol.2, Part 1, Company Law Journal, pg.14 (Apr 13). • Wake Up SEBI "All Is Not Well" With Portfolio Management Schemes, Vol. 119, Issue 2, SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 53 (May 13). • The Road To Hell Paved With Good Intentions: An Analysis Of Trading in 'Illiquid' Scrip Through Periodic Call Auction, Vol. 119, Issue 2, SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 59 (May 13). • Product Labeling of Mutual Fund: A Big Thumbs up To the SEBI’s Pragmatic Approach, Vol. 27, Issue 1, Corporate Professional Today, TAXMANN, pg. 60 (May 13). • Revisiting Controversy over the Precise Scope of Winding Up Provisions, Vol.2, Part 2, Company Law Journal, pg.56 (May 13). • Sunshine in the courtroom: A boon of Indian Finance Code, Vol. 27, Part 3, Corporate Professional Today, TAXMANN, pg. 251 (June 13). • An Analysis of Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill 2012, Vol.2, Part 3, Company Law Journal, pg.97 (June 13). • Vodafone’s case: Wherever it goes revenue follows but now for conciliation, Vol. 27, Part 7, Corporate Professional Today, TAXMANN, pg. 654 (Aug 13). • Conflict between Shareholders’ Agreement and Articles of Association – A New Round of Tussle, Vol.27, Part 7, Corporate Professional Today, TAXMANN, pg. 696 (Aug 13). • The Absurdity of Private Limited Companies Under new Companies Act, Vol. 28, Part 1, Corporate Professional Today, TAXMANN, pg. 42 (Sep 13). • Whether order by the Chief Justice Appointing an Arbitrator is Administrative or Judicial in nature, Vol. 5, Part 11, THE INDIAN ARBITRATOR, pg. 2 (Sep 13). • Stirring up debate surrounding the need for agricultural taxation in India, Vol. 217, Issue 5, SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 157 (Sep 13). • NSEL Crisis: An Analysis, Vol. 122, Issue 1, SEBI & Corporate Laws, TAXMANN, pg. 13 (Nov 13) • An Analysis of RBI’s Framework for setting up of Wholly Owned Subsidiaries by foreign banks in India, Vol. 122, Issue 3, SEBI & Corporate Laws , TAXMANN, pg. 95 (Dec 13). • The Road To Hell Paved With Good Intentions: An Analysis Of Trading in 'Illiquid' Scrip Through Periodic Call Auction, Vol. 119, Issue 2, SEBI & Corporate Laws , TAXMANN, pg. 59 (May 13) • How Should RBI Choose Amidst The Applicant For New Banks? Vol.1, Part 1, Company Law Journal, pg.46 (Jan 14). • Live From Lounge: An Open Clash between the Regulator and Its Appellate Authority over Front Running ,Vol. 123, Issue 1, SEBI & Corporate Laws , TAXMANN, pg. 01 (Jan 14). • An Analysis of the Limitation of Benefits Clause in Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements, Vol. 163, Part 1, International Taxation Journal, TAXMANN, pg. 37 (Mar 14). • Analyzing Foreign Direct Investment in Multi Brand Retail from Multiple Perspective, Vol. 282, Part 4, Madras Law Journal, pg. 3 (April 14). • Arbitration of Disputes Relating to International Taxation, Vol.2, Part 2, Company Law Journal, pg.1 (May 14).

Education

B.Com (Delhi university - 2011)

Experience

I have done BCom MBA and LLB from all reputed universities and have a good work experience in teaching and other fields . In my family my parents are also in teaching profession

Tutoring Approach

As per me learning something is only possible if we understand it and practice it and revise it regularly which is important to remember things

Education

M.Com (DU - 2017)

Experience

My Qualifications are CA, M.com, LLB Specialist in Accountancy, GST, Indirect taxes, Costing, Financial Management and Costing School level to Graduation Level

Education

MBA/PGDM (imt ghaziabad - 2015)

Experience

i can teach well rest you can decide by taking class from me i am a ca final year student and interested in teaching alot

Tutoring Approach

i believe in concept clearity not in ratta

Education

LLB (National Law University - 2016)

Experience

I have done B.A.LLB (Hons.) from National Law University. During my graduation, I taught different law subjects to my juniors for gain. Currently I am preparing for Judicial Services.

Education

LLB (Jamia Millia Islamia - 2014)

Experience

I have been teaching students as teaching law is more of a passion to me than profession which has ended up giving me knowledge about various other subjects which I intend to impart to my students.

Tutoring Approach

I have been teaching since more than a year as I am passionate to teach law besides my practice which has ended up giving me vast knowledge about various diverse subjects which I intend to impart to my students.