The Mid-Semester Tests (MST) for April 2026 commenced at G.H.G. Institute of Law, Sidhwan Khurd on 2nd April 2026 and will continue until 9th April 2026. The examination schedule has been implemented smoothly under the able guidance and supervision of the Officiating Principal, Prof. (Dr.) Shweta Dhand. The overall coordination and management of the examinations are being efficiently overseen by the MST Incharges, Dr. Jaswinder (Associate Professor of Laws) and Dr. Jaspal Kaur (Assistant Professor of Laws).Mid-Semester Tests (MSTs) play a crucial role in the academic framework of higher education institutions. They serve as an effective tool for continuous assessment, enabling students to evaluate their understanding of the syllabus at the midpoint of the semester. These tests help identify areas of strength and improvement, allowing students to enhance their performance well before the final examinations.From a pedagogical perspective, MSTs provide valuable feedback to faculty regarding the effectiveness of teaching methodologies and the overall academic progress of students. They also foster regular study habits, improve time-management skills, and promote a disciplined and structured learning environment. Consequently, MSTs significantly contribute to strengthening the teaching-learning process and ensuring sustained academic engagement.The ongoing MSTs are being conducted in a disciplined and systematic manner, with strict adherence to the academic standards and examination protocols of the Institute. The meticulous efforts of the MST Incharges in planning, organizing invigilation duties, and ensuring a fair and conducive examination environment have played a pivotal role in the successful conduct of the tests.The Institute remains steadfast in its commitment to maintaining academic excellence and upholding a fair, transparent, and robust assessment system for all students.
The foundation stone of the college was laid down by Padam Bhushan Prof.(Dr.) Khem Singh Gill, former Vice Chancellor Punjab Agriculture University, Ludhiana on Nineteenth day of December, 2005. This institute is affiliated to Panjab University, Chandigarh and approved by Bar Council of India, New Delhi.
