Mentors who have walked the path themselves.

Garima Singh brings to Law School Mentors a rigorous foundation in finance, operations and institutional management. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours), a Diploma in Finance and Accounting from NIIT, and a Master of Business Administration in Finance — a combination that underpins her ability to build and sustain the operational infrastructure that serious mentorship practice demands.

As Executive Director and Operations Manager, Garima oversees the full operational and administrative function of Law School Mentors — from programme delivery and student intake to financial planning and institutional partnerships. Her role ensures that every student who joins the practice receives a consistent, professionally managed experience from first consultation through to programme completion.

Nidhi Singh is an Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India — entitled to practise before the apex court — and a legal scholar whose work sits at the intersection of competition law, arbitration, artificial intelligence, technology law, IPR and constitutional governance.

She holds a Master of the Science of Law (JSM) from Stanford Law School, where she was a SPILS Fellow, received the Stanford Pro Bono Distinction and multiple research grants. She also holds an MSc in Law and Finance from the University of Oxford, where she was both a British Chevening Scholar and a Louis-Dreyfus Weidenfeld Scholar, and was nominated as a top-three finalist for the Outstanding Alumni Award by the Weidenfeld-Hoffman Scholarships & Leadership Programme.

She completed Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, US Litigation coursework at the Antonin Scalia Law School (George Mason University), and a PG Diploma in Economics for Competition Law at King's College London. Her specialist training includes a PG Diploma in Competition Policy and Law from NLU Delhi — completed with Distinction as Rank 1 — and a fully-funded programme in Investment Law and Trade Law at the Universitat de Barcelona, on scholarship from the University of St. Gallen and WTO Geneva.

She began her legal education as Gold Medallist and Rank 1 at KIIT School of Law, where she held the Dean's Scholarship for all five years and graduated with the Chancellor's Gold Medal and Nanibala Memorial Gold Medal.

In practice, Nidhi has spent nearly a decade at the Supreme Court of India, handling matters across election law, constitutional law, arbitration, service law and capital markets. She has advised on competition compliance and merger control for Indian and international clients, represented the National Highway Authority of India in infrastructure arbitration, and provided litigation support before state and federal courts across California, Texas, Arizona, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Washington D.C. She has also worked for the California Department of Justice and District Attorney Office.

She has taught Comparative Competition Law and Supreme Court Practice & Procedure at three of India's top National Law Schools — NLSIU Bangalore, NALSAR Hyderabad and NUJS Kolkata — and has trained IAS and IPS officers at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration. Her Stanford JSM thesis examined algorithmic collusion under US, EU and Indian antitrust law — a line of inquiry she continues to develop in a book due in 2027.