For a law student, knowing legal concepts is important, but knowing how to use them in actual legal work is equally necessary. Drafting a notice, bail application, plaint, written statement or agreement requires practice and an understanding of how legal documents are prepared.
The PW Legal Drafting Certification Program 2026 is designed to help law students, including those from the University of Rajasthan, develop these practical skills.
The four-month online course covers legal drafting, court procedures, judgment analysis, client counselling and modern legal practice through live and recorded classes. Students also get access to 10,000+ editable legal drafts in English and Hindi, along with assignments and practice exercises.
The PW Legal Drafting Certification Program 2026 is a four-month online programme focused on practical legal drafting and courtroom-related skills. It includes weekend live classes, recorded lectures, drafting practice and access to 10,000+ editable legal drafts.
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PW Legal Drafting Certification Program 2026 Key Details |
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Particulars |
Details |
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Course |
PW Legal Drafting Certification Program 2026 |
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Course Duration |
4 Months |
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Classes |
Weekend Live Classes + Additional Weekday Sessions |
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Course Start Date |
20 June 2026 |
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Course End Date |
30 October 2026 |
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Validity |
30 July 2027 |
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Batch Price |
Rs. 5,999 |
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Original Price |
Rs. 10,000 |
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Mode |
Online |
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Language |
Hinglish |
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Legal Drafts |
10,000+ Editable Drafts |
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Draft Languages |
English and Hindi |
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Certificate |
PW Completion Certificate |
Law students spend considerable time studying subjects such as Constitutional Law, Contract Law, Criminal Law and Civil Law. However, classroom learning may not always show students how these concepts are used while preparing an actual legal document.
For example, a student may understand the provisions relating to bail but may not know how to prepare a bail application. Similarly, knowing the basic principles of a contract does not automatically mean that a student can draft a professional agreement.
Legal drafting practice helps bridge this gap.
Students can learn how to:
Convert legal provisions into a properly drafted document
Understand the purpose of different legal documents
Arrange facts and arguments clearly
Use appropriate legal language
Identify important facts and legal issues
Prepare documents in commonly used formats
Review and improve their drafts
These Legal skills can be useful during internships, chamber work, law-firm assignments and early professional practice.
The programme covers eight practice-oriented modules. The focus is not limited to learning the format of a document. Students are also introduced to court procedures, client handling, case analysis and modern legal practice.
Students can practise different types of documents used in civil and criminal matters, including:
Legal Notices
FIR-related drafting
Bail Applications
Criminal Complaints
Cheque Bounce matters under Section 138 of the NI Act
Quashing Petitions
Appeals
Plaint
Written Statement
Set-off and Counter Claim
Injunction Applications
Caveat
The aim is to help students understand how the facts of a case are presented in a legal document.
The course also covers drafting related to family-law matters, such as:
Maintenance
Restitution of Conjugal Rights
Divorce
Talaq-related matters
Students can understand how facts, grounds and reliefs are presented in such documents.
Students are introduced to commonly used documents such as:
Sale Deed
Lease
Gift Deed
Mortgage
Partnership Deed
Family Settlement Agreement
Power of Attorney
Wills and Testamentary Documents
Learning these formats can be particularly useful for students interested in civil litigation, corporate work or independent legal practice.
One of the major resources included with the programme is access to 10,000+ editable legal drafts in English and Hindi.
Having access to different draft formats can help students understand how legal documents are written and arranged. Students can refer to these formats while practising their own drafting skills.
The drafting toolkit is included with the batch at no additional cost.
Legal drafting is closely connected with court procedure. A well-written document is useful only when a practitioner also understands where and how it needs to be filed.
The programme therefore introduces students to practical aspects of:
Court procedures
Filing requirements
Draft preparation
Case-related documentation
Legal communication
Practical courtroom work
This can help students connect what they learn in law school with the work they may encounter during internships or chamber practice.
Reading judgments is an important part of legal education and practice. Students need to understand the facts, legal questions, arguments, reasoning and final decision before using a judgment in their work.
The course includes judgment reading and analysis, helping students practise looking at cases from a practical perspective.
This can also help students develop better case research and argument-building skills.
Legal practice involves more than drafting documents. Lawyers also need to understand client concerns, ask the right questions and communicate legal issues clearly.
The programme includes client management and counselling, giving students exposure to situations they may face during internships and early practice.
For a law student, these skills can make it easier to communicate with seniors, clients and other members of a legal team.
Technology is becoming a part of everyday legal work. The course also introduces students to AI-powered legal drafting and modern legal practice.
The focus is on understanding how technology and AI tools can be used to improve productivity while working on legal tasks.
Students should still verify legal provisions, facts and authorities before using any AI-assisted output in actual legal work.
Internships are an important part of a law student's professional journey. Students may be asked to conduct case research, prepare briefs, read judgments or assist seniors with drafting.
Some important skills students should develop before or during internships include:
Legal English
Case Research
Brief Preparation
Understanding Bare Acts
Identifying Legal Issues
Case Law Analysis
Basic Legal Drafting
Legal Documentation
MS Word and Document Formatting
Professional Communication
Time Management
Responsible use of AI tools
For University of Rajasthan students, developing these skills alongside their regular law studies can help them feel more prepared when they enter a litigation chamber, law firm or legal internship.
Learning drafting early can be useful for students who want to build a career in litigation or other legal fields.
Some possible benefits include:
Students who understand basic drafting formats can contribute more confidently when working with seniors or legal teams.
Drafting practice can help students understand the kind of documents they may encounter in lower courts and other legal settings.
Once students develop sufficient skills and experience, drafting can become one of the areas through which they explore freelance legal work, subject to applicable professional rules and supervision.
Practical drafting exercises can help students connect legal provisions with actual legal documents.
The skills covered in the programme can be useful for students planning to enter litigation, legal practice, legal services or related fields.
The faculty listed for the programme includes:
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Faculty for PW Legal Drafting Certification Program 2026 |
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Faculty |
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1 |
Karan Sangwan Sir |
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2 |
Atma Prakash Singh Sir |
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3 |
Shrimee Ma’am |
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4 |
Arjita Chaturvedi |
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5 |
Kiffi Agarwal Ma’am |
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6 |
Apoorva Ma’am |
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7 |
Gyanendra Chaturvedi |
The programme includes live expert-led sessions along with recorded content and practice resources.
A student can approach the programme step by step rather than trying to learn every type of drafting at once.
Start by understanding the purpose and basic format of common legal documents.
Use sample drafts to understand how facts, provisions, grounds and prayers are presented.
Try preparing your own drafts based on sample facts and case situations.
Learn how drafting connects with filing and other court-related processes.
Read judgments and identify the facts, issues, arguments and decision.
Practise regularly and review mistakes in language, format and legal reasoning.
Use the skills learned during internships, chamber work and other supervised practical experiences.
The programme can be useful for:
BA LLB students
LLB students
LLM students
Law interns
Judiciary aspirants
Fresh advocates
Young legal practitioners
Students interested in litigation
Beginners who want to learn legal drafting
It is designed for beginners as well as fresh practitioners, so students do not need extensive prior drafting experience to start.
Legal employers generally value a combination of legal knowledge and practical skills. Some important qualities include:
Legal research
Legal drafting
Clear legal communication
Analytical and critical thinking
Attention to detail
Case and fact analysis
Problem-solving
Time management
Teamwork
Willingness to learn
For students, these skills develop gradually through classroom learning, internships, assignments and regular practice.
Many law students have a good theoretical understanding of legal subjects but may need more practice in applying that knowledge.
Common areas where students may need additional practice include:
Practical application of law
Legal drafting
Legal research
Court procedure
Case analysis
Applying law to facts
Professional communication
Legal documentation
Regular practical exercises can help students become more comfortable with these tasks.
Law students should have a basic understanding of core areas such as:
Constitutional Law
Contract Law
Criminal Law
Civil Law
Company Law
They can also gradually develop awareness of areas that have become increasingly relevant in legal practice, such as:
Cyber Law
Data Privacy
Intellectual Property Rights
Insolvency Law
Arbitration
Competition Law
The programme provides students with:
Four months of online learning
Weekend live classes
Additional weekday evening sessions
Live and recorded lectures
Drafting notes
Assignments and practice exercises
10,000+ editable legal drafts
Drafts in English and Hindi
Practical legal drafting sessions
Court procedure exposure
Judgment reading and analysis
Client counselling sessions
Internship-focused learning
PW Completion Certificate
Students who complete the programme will receive a PW Completion Certificate.
The certificate can be added to a student's academic or professional profile, while the practical skills and drafting practice gained during the programme can be useful during internships and early legal work.
The listed price of the programme is Rs. 5,999, compared with the original price of Rs. 10,000.
The drafting toolkit containing 10,000+ editable legal drafts is included with the batch.
Note: The fee once paid is non-refundable as per the stated course policy.
For University of Rajasthan law students, learning legal drafting can be a useful step towards understanding how legal knowledge is applied outside the classroom. From preparing notices and pleadings to understanding court procedures, client communication and case analysis, practical exposure can help students feel more prepared for internships and early legal work.
The PW Legal Drafting Certification Program 2026 brings these areas together through live classes, practical exercises, recorded sessions and access to 10,000+ editable legal drafts in English and Hindi. Students who want to strengthen their practical legal skills can consider adding drafting practice to their regular law studies.