Legal education has become the most sought after professional education in India during the past two decades. India is now poised to become a global giant in technology and industry and therefore centre-staging of legal education gains global relevance. In the past, legal education was merely looked at as an entry process for those who want to practice law. The learning process was to equip students with the minimum knowledge and no skill training. In these days of diversity, competition and unlimited opportunity, legal education needs to be globally relevant and of international standard. Human endeavours have undergone a fundamental change with new professions and new opportunities opening up with the explosion of knowledge and revolution in information and technology. Present-day students of law can never be satisfied with mere textbook knowledge, information globally and readily available on the World Wide Web. What is required of a law student is the capacity to comprehend such information, synthesize them, analyze and apply them to make it relevant to a given situation. This calls for tact and skills in the interpretation and the application of law in addition to sound knowledge of the law.