An Alumni Letter to the Best Mentor

A letter that Director Sir received Yesterday and wishes to share with everyone. He greatly values the sentiments of the sender.

Subject: Letter to the best mentor

Dear Sir,

I wanted to extend my deepest regard and thank you for everything ALS gave us. I was eagerly waiting for result day to send this mail to you as otherwise it wouldn't have been ethically right on my part.

Sir, I cannot describe in words what ALS has given me. I'm a different adult altogether from what i was 5 years back.  

I thank you for all the guidance, love, support you gave us throughout our college life. Today Sir i feel very happy to tell you that I secured a good SGPA in my last Semester and I will be passing out with a first division. My parents were extremely happy to know about my performance. 

I have so many good memories of getting scoldings from you, getting directions from you, listening to your finely articulated sentences, which actually makes me feel that I'm not leaving this college empty handed but with a basket-full of memories to cherish. The best thing I will be taking along is "experience" in all the fields a student can think of which I don't think any other college could have ever given me. 

In ALS, I always felt that students are motivated to explore new dimensions whether its Moots, debates, sports, cultural,etc. Throughout my college days I received remarkable support from all faculty members which was like a blessing, they not only supported but also appreciated on our achievements to a great extent.

In the end I wanted to let you know that this was the best place I could have ever enrolled in. For me I have been in ALS during its Golden era and I'm sure it will continue to progress and shine forever.

Thank you so much,Sir.

Yours Sincerely,

Batch 2009-2014

Impressions of an Australian law student for Dr. J.S. Nair

Letter of appreciation for Dr. Jayadevan.S.Nair, Lecturer by Lev Yulin , a student pursuing 4th year law in Australia , for having taught him during his visit here recently.

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I am currently in Singapore on my way back to Australia.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you again for our classes together. My visit came during a very busy period on the university calendar and I am most grateful for the time you have taken out of your busy schedule. With your guidance, I have learned many things about the Indian constitution and Indian history. My studies of constitutional law in Australia were more practical-oriented and I most enjoyed being able to discuss the evolution of ideas behind the words of the Indian constitution.

I was very humbled to be taught by you.

Thank you,

Lev.


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Posted by Adhish Sharma 

Impressions of an Australian student

Impressions of an Australian student who interned with Amity Law School, Noida.

From: "Lev Yulin" <levyulin@gmail.com>

Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2010 8:06 PM

To: nkumar4@amity.edu

Subject: My Visit

Dear Maj. Gen. Kumar,

I am currently in Singapore on my way back to Australia.

I would like to thank you for the warm hospitality and attention with which I was received at Amity law school.

My visit was most enriching and allowed me to learn about the nuances of Indian law while also enhancing my knowledge of law more broadly. India, with its vibrant but often troubled history, offers a unique perspective on the operation of the law and how the law evolves to meet the needs of a changing nation. I am most grateful for the personal attention that I have received, and I cannot imagine any better way for me to have spent my time at the law school. I definitely have much new knowledge to share with my fellow students in Australia!

Thank you once more for this opportunity,

Sincerely,

Lev Yulin.

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Posted by Adhish Sharma