About National Law University Delhi
National Law University Delhi (NLU Delhi) has invited applications for the position of Litigation Supervisor in Jaipur, Rajasthan, under its Justice for Children Litigation Fellowship. The programme is being conducted through the NLUD Chair on Justice for Children in collaboration with UNICEF.
The selected candidate will receive a monthly stipend of ₹60,000. The appointment is contractual and part-time, with an initial duration of 12 months beginning on December 15, 2026.
The university is offering one position for an experienced legal professional who can supervise litigation involving child rights, guide young lawyers and coordinate with legal institutions in Rajasthan.
The last date for submitting applications is November 30, 2026.
About the Justice for Children Litigation Fellowship
The Justice for Children Litigation Fellowship is an initiative of the NLUD Chair on Justice for Children, established in collaboration with UNICEF.
The programme aims to improve access to justice for children in need of care and protection and children in conflict with the law.
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The fellowship also seeks to develop a group of lawyers who understand child-sensitive litigation and can provide legal assistance in matters involving vulnerable children.
Under the Rajasthan programme, Litigation Fellows will handle cases and provide legal support. The Litigation Supervisor will oversee their work and help ensure that cases are handled according to the required legal and professional standards.
About the Vacancy
NLU Delhi is recruiting one Litigation Supervisor for Jaipur, Rajasthan.
The position is offered on a contractual, part-time basis for 12 months. The appointment is scheduled to begin on December 15, 2026.
The selected candidate will be responsible for supervising litigation activities under the fellowship in Rajasthan.
The role will involve working with Litigation Fellows, monitoring cases and coordinating with institutions connected with child protection and legal aid.
The Supervisor must be based in Jaipur. The position also requires regular visits to Udaipur for litigation supervision and case management.
This opportunity is meant for lawyers who already have practical litigation experience and are comfortable handling cases involving children and criminal law.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates applying for this position must possess a law degree, either an LL.B. or B.A. LL.B., from a recognised institution.
Applicants must have at least two years of litigation experience in Rajasthan.
The university requires candidates to have updated knowledge of the POCSO Act, Juvenile Justice Act, the new criminal laws and other relevant special legislation.
Applicants should understand court procedures and possess practical knowledge of how litigation is conducted.
The position also requires a strong understanding of child-centric criminal jurisprudence and the legal framework governing children’s rights.
Candidates should have experience in legal research, drafting and preparing court pleadings.
NLU Delhi has also made experience in supervising litigation and mentoring or training junior legal professionals an essential requirement.
Applicants must possess strong organisational and case-management skills.
Good proficiency in written and spoken English and Hindi is necessary.
The university has also emphasised a commitment to ethical, trauma-informed and rights-based legal practice.
Desirable Qualifications
Apart from the essential eligibility requirements, NLU Delhi has mentioned several additional qualifications that may be useful for the position.
Candidates who have previously handled cases involving children before child-related judicial or legal forums may have an advantage.
Experience working as a support person in child protection matters is also desirable.
The university has mentioned experience in providing free legal aid, including assistance with victim compensation, among the preferred qualifications.
Applicants familiar with MS Excel, artificial intelligence tools and graphic design software may also find their skills relevant to the fellowship’s activities.
Experience in social media outreach is another desirable qualification.
These additional skills are preferred, but they are not presented as compulsory requirements.
Roles and Responsibilities
The Litigation Supervisor will oversee and coordinate litigation work undertaken through the Justice for Children Litigation Fellowship in Rajasthan.
One of the main responsibilities will be supervising Litigation Fellows who are handling cases in the field.
The selected candidate will guide them on legal procedures, review the progress of assigned cases and help ensure that litigation work is completed within the required timelines.
The Supervisor will also assist in developing litigation strategies involving the POCSO Act, Juvenile Justice Act and the new criminal laws.
Another important part of the position involves maintaining proper case records and litigation documentation.
The selected candidate will assign cases, monitor their progress and coordinate with fellows whenever additional legal support is required.
The university expects the Supervisor to ensure that litigation work follows child-sensitive and trauma-informed practices.
Mentoring and Training Litigation Fellows
The selected professional will also be responsible for mentoring young lawyers working under the fellowship.
This includes providing guidance on court procedures, case preparation, drafting and litigation-related responsibilities.
The Supervisor will help organise training and capacity-building activities for Litigation Fellows.
These activities will focus on improving their understanding of child rights law, court practice and the treatment of children involved in legal proceedings.
The position requires someone who can guide junior lawyers while also independently managing the supervision of ongoing cases.
Coordination with UNICEF and Legal Institutions
The selected candidate will work closely with the UNICEF Rajasthan Office and the Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority.
The Supervisor will also act as a link between the litigation team in Rajasthan and the NLUD Chair on Justice for Children.
Another responsibility will be coordinating with legal institutions and identifying resource persons for training programmes and project-related events.
The candidate will be expected to maintain communication with relevant stakeholders and ensure that the fellowship’s activities remain consistent with its objectives.
The position also involves regular visits to Udaipur to monitor litigation activities and support case management.
Stipend and Fellowship Duration
The selected Litigation Supervisor will receive a fixed monthly stipend of ₹60,000.
The engagement will continue for 12 months, beginning on December 15, 2026.
At the notified monthly rate, the total remuneration over the complete 12-month period would amount to ₹7.20 lakh.
However, this is a contractual, part-time appointment and not a permanent university position.
The official recruitment notice does not specify any additional allowances, travel reimbursement or other employment benefits for the position.
Job Location
The position is based in Jaipur, Rajasthan.
The selected candidate must reside in Jaipur and coordinate with the UNICEF Rajasthan Office and the Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority.
Regular travel to Udaipur will form part of the responsibilities.
The university has not advertised this position as a remote or work-from-home opportunity.
Selection Process
NLU Delhi has stated that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the next stage of recruitment.
Shortlisted applicants will be invited to participate in an interview.
The university has not announced the interview date or specified whether the interview will be conducted online or in person.
Candidates should provide accurate details of their legal qualifications, litigation experience and professional responsibilities when applying.
How to Apply?
Interested and eligible candidates must submit their applications through the official NLU Delhi recruitment portal.
Applicants should visit the portal and locate the Litigation Supervisor opportunity under the Justice for Children Litigation Fellowship.
Candidates must complete the prescribed application process and provide the information requested by the university.
Applicants should clearly mention their litigation experience in Rajasthan, particularly cases involving child rights, criminal law and legal aid.
Experience in supervising junior lawyers, preparing pleadings and handling matters under the POCSO Act or Juvenile Justice Act should also be highlighted.
NLU Delhi has specifically instructed candidates not to submit application materials through email or post.
Official Application Portal: https://careers.nludelhi.ac.in
Official Recruitment Announcement: https://nludelhi.ac.in/call-for-applications-nlud-justice-for-children-research-and-litigation-fellowships/
Official University Website: https://nludelhi.ac.in
Email for Recruitment Queries: unicefchair@nludelhi.ac.in
The email address is provided for queries only. Applications must be submitted through the online recruitment portal.
Application Deadline
The last date for submitting applications is November 30, 2026.
The selected candidate is expected to begin the contractual engagement on December 15, 2026.
There is only one Litigation Supervisor vacancy in Jaipur.
Interested candidates should complete the application through the official recruitment portal before the deadline.
