Practical Legal Skills That Law School Doesn't Teach
Live certification courses in Cyber Law, AI & Media Law — taught by practicing legal professionals. Academic Board includes faculty from UPSIFS and an Oxford MSc.
Live classes · Practitioner-led · Batch 1 dates announced soon
The Gap
Why Law Students Feel Unprepared
Theory-Heavy Curriculum
Law colleges teach statutes and case law but skip the practical skills firms actually test during internships.
Overpriced Certifications
Existing platforms charge ₹3,000 to ₹80,000 for courses that are mostly pre-recorded videos with no live interaction.
No Mentorship
Students graduate without ever drafting a real contract, writing a legal opinion, or understanding courtroom procedure.
LegumED was built to fix all three.
Is This You?
Who This Is For
This is for you if
- You're a law student who wants practical skills, not just more theory
- You'd rather learn from people who actually practice this, not a recorded voiceover
- You're building your internship applications and want something real to show for it
- You can commit to live sessions, or catch the recording within 48 hours
This isn't for you if
- You want another 40-hour recorded course to abandon by week two
- You're looking for a semester-length degree substitute
- You want a certificate without actually showing up to sessions
Batch 1
Batch 1 — Coming Soon
8 live sessions per course | Weekend schedule | Recordings available | Certificate on completion
Limited seats per batchCyber Law & AI
Taught by Adv. Ahmed Mehdi
Published Author, Cyber Law | Legal Educator & Moot Court Judge
Best for: students interested in cybercrime, AI, technology & emerging legal practice.
- IT Act, Data Privacy & Cybercrime Framework
- AI Regulation & Emerging Legal Challenges
- Real Case Studies from Indian Courts
- Practical Drafting: Cyber Complaint & Response
Waitlist members are notified first
Have a question? Ask us on WhatsAppMedia & Entertainment Law
Taught by Saksham Varshney
Legal EdTech Specialist | Academic & Curriculum Expert
Best for: students interested in media, entertainment, IP, OTT & content law.
- Film, Music, OTT & Digital Content Law
- IP Rights in Entertainment Industry
- Defamation, Censorship & Free Speech
- Practical Exercise: Entertainment Contract Review
Waitlist members are notified first
Have a question? Ask us on WhatsAppBoth Courses Together
Learn from both Adv. Ahmed Mehdi and Saksham Varshney
- 16 live sessions across both subjects
- 2 doubt resolution sessions
- 2 separate certificates
- Priority access to future career programs
Both courses · Waitlist members are notified first
No payment needed to join the waitlist
Join the waitlist and you'll hear about dates, pricing and seat opening before everyone else.
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Highlights From Each Curriculum
Cyber Law & AI: 8 modules · 16 hours | Media & Entertainment Law: 8 sessions · 12 hours. See the full brochure above for the complete breakdown.
Cyber Law & AI
IT Act, Data Privacy & Cybercrime Framework
AI Regulation & Emerging Legal Challenges
Real Case Studies from Indian Courts
Practical Drafting: Cyber Complaint & Response
Media & Entertainment Law
Film, Music, OTT & Digital Content Law
IP Rights in Entertainment Industry
Defamation, Censorship & Free Speech
Practical Exercise: Entertainment Contract Review
How the Waitlist Works
Join the waitlist with your name, number and the course you want
We announce Batch 1 dates and pricing to waitlist members first
You get early access when seats open, before the public announcement
Confirm your seat and join your batch group on WhatsApp
Waitlist
Why Join the Waitlist
Be first in line while Batch 1 comes together.
First to Know
Get Batch 1 dates and schedule before the public announcement.
Early Seat Access
Seats are limited per batch, and waitlist members get the first chance to claim them.
Free Webinars & Events
Hear about our free webinars and competitions as they are announced.
Full Syllabus Access
Download the detailed course brochures and plan which course fits you.
Credibility
Academic & Editorial Board
Every course is reviewed and certified under the guidance of our academic board.
Exhibit A
Dr. Habib Ur Rehman
Academic Advisor & Guest Faculty
Assistant Professor, UP State Institute of Forensic Sciences | PhD in Law, NLU lucknow | Published Researcher
Guest lectures and academic oversight
Exhibit B
Saahas Arora
Academic & Editorial Standards Advisor
Editor, Central Law Agency | Founding and Managing Editor, The Constitutional Corridors | Reporter, LiveLaw | MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Oxford.
Curriculum review and editorial quality
Proof, Not Promises
LegumED in Action
Cancel Culture to Court Orders: The Legal Battle of the Internet
Our first free webinar, live on Google Meet — covering how cancel culture intersects with defamation and free speech law in India, real court orders that started as social media outrage, and what it means for a legal career in the digital age.
National Speech Competition & Prize Distribution
Built as a LegumED initiative to spotlight tomorrow's legal orators, our National Speech Competition gave law students a national stage to argue, persuade, and be heard — capped off with a prize distribution honouring the sharpest voices in the room.
More webinars and competitions are on the way — join the waitlist to hear about them first.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Not at the moment. Batch 1 is coming soon and dates will be announced shortly. Join the waitlist and you will be the first to hear about dates, pricing and seat opening.
The start date hasn't been announced yet. We will share it with waitlist members first, and then on our website and community channels.
All sessions are 100% live and interactive on Google Meet. Recordings are uploaded within 48 hours for students who miss a session.
Certificates are issued by LegumED under the academic guidance of our Academic Board, including Dr. Habib Ur Rehman (Assistant Professor, UPSIFS) and Saahas Arora (Editor, CLA; MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Oxford).
Not at all. Our courses are designed for law students of all years. We start from fundamentals and build toward practical application.
All sessions are recorded and shared within 48 hours. You also get access to a dedicated doubt resolution session at the end of the course.
No. Joining the waitlist is free and doesn't commit you to anything. Payment is only requested once Batch 1 enrollment opens.