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The Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur (DNLU) is organizing an online Advanced Certificate Course on Competition Law and inviting interested students and professionals in the field to participate in the course scheduled from June 20-29, 2025.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to competition law in India, covering its economic rationale, legal evolution, and regulatory framework.
Through five modules, it explores key theories (Harvard, Chicago, Asian), core concepts like market power and dominance, and anti-competitive practices—both unilateral and coordinated.
It also covers merger control, Competition Commission of India (CCI) procedures, enforcement tools, and sectoral coordination. Designed for students, legal professionals, and economists, the course blends theory with case studies and expert insights.
Understand the core legal and economic principles of Competition law.
Gain practical skills in analysing cases, drafting filings, and navigating compliance.
Learn key aspects of anti-competitive conduct, market regulation, and CCI procedures.
Boost career prospects in law firms, corporate legal teams, competition authorities, and policy think tanks.
The Centre for Legal & Economic Regulatory Analysis (CLERA) at DNLU is offering an exclusive internship opportunity to select participants of this course.
CLERA is a research centre focused on regulatory developments in sectors like securities, competition, finance, insolvency, and insurance. Interns will engage with real-time regulatory tracking (SEBI, RBI, CCI, TRAI, IRDAI) and contribute to policy-oriented research.
Speakers
Dr. Praveen Tripathi: Registrar and Associate Professor, DNLU, Jabalpur
Prof. Andreas Stephan: Head of School of Law, University of East Anglia, UK
Pranjal Prateek: Partner, Khaitan and Co.
Kartikeya Rawal: Director (Legal), Swiggy
Shruti Bhat: Counsel, Touchstone and Partners
Madhulika Bose: Partner, Chandhiok and Mahajan
Module 1: Rationale for Economic Regulation
Purpose of regulation
Competition law objectives
Harvard, Chicago, Ordoliberal, Asian, Neo-Brandis Schools
Module 2: Foundational Concepts
Relevant product and geographic market
Market power and dominance
Module 3: Anti-Competitive Conduct
Unilateral: Dominance, predatory pricing, market restriction
Coordinated: Cartels, agreements, bid-rigging
Module 4: Regulation of Combinations
M&A definitions and thresholds
Legal process (Forms I and II)
Economic analysis
Module 5: Enforcement Process
CCI powers and procedures
Leniency, whistleblower programmes
Sectoral coordination
Please refer to the brochure for detailed information on each module and topic covered in the course.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with speakers, mentors, and peers
Interactive Sessions: Engage in live Q&A with our experts
Access to Recordings: Revisit all sessions at your convenience
E-Certificates: Receive a Certificate of Completion/Participation
Certificates of participation or completion shall be issued to all participants based on attendance.
An online multiple-choice assessment will be conducted upon the conclusion of the course. Participants who undertake the assessment will additionally have their respective grades duly reflected on their certificates.
Duration: 9 Days
Dates: 20th June - 29th June 2025 (Weekend Classes)
Registration Fee:
- Students: ₹1,799 | ₹1,499 (Early Bird Offer)
- Professionals: ₹3,999 | ₹3,499 (Early Bird Offer)
The registration fee is inclusive of GST.
The detailed schedule of the course will be sent to all participants on June 19, 11:59 PM.
Applications are open for law students, litigators, in-house counsel, CAs, CSs, business leaders, policymakers and and anybody interested in learning about Competition Law in India and across the world.
If you face any difficulties or have any other queries kindly contact
Phone: 8817587602 | Mail: courses@mpdnlu.in
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