Founder and Lead Instructor, Master NCA
Meet Krusha Bhatt.
Legal Educator | NCA-Qualified | Canadian Law Instructor
I founded Master NCA because I know that learning Canadian law as an internationally trained lawyer is both an academic and a professional transition.
The challenge is not simply learning new laws. It is learning how Canadian law is structured, how Canadian courts reason, how Canadian legal concepts differ from familiar legal systems, and how to demonstrate that understanding in an examination.
My role at Master NCA is to make that transition clearer.
Credentials
- Qualification
- Certificate of Qualification, National Committee on Accreditation (NCA), Canada
- Master’s degree
- LL.M. in International Commercial and Competition Law, University of East Anglia, UK
- Law degree
- BBA-LL.B., Auro University, India
- NCA teaching
- Subject Matter Expert for the five core NCA subjects, LawSikho, 2023 to 2025; founder of Master NCA, 2025
- University teaching
- Six and a half years at Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University (2020 to 2026): Assistant Lecturer, Lecturer, then Assistant Professor
- Canadian practice
- Immigration intern, Harry Brar Law Professional Corporation, 2022 to 2023
- Languages
- English, Hindi and Gujarati; French (A1)
- Scholarship
- International Office of Excellence Scholarship for higher education in the UK, and merit-based scholarships throughout her undergraduate law course
- Connect
- Krusha on LinkedIn
My NCA journey
I qualified through the NCA in 2022. Since then, I have taught hundreds of lawyers and internationally trained legal professionals preparing for Canadian accreditation, first as a Subject Matter Expert at LawSikho and now at Master NCA.
I successfully completed the NCA examinations in:
In the room.
Lecture halls, moot courts and classrooms: a few moments from Krusha’s teaching, moots and talks.
Exhibit AFinal semester of teaching at O.P. Jindal Global University, after six and a half yearsMay 2026 
Exhibit BJudge, 4th Pre-Moot Court Competition, Jindal Global Law SchoolMarch 2026 
Exhibit CGuest speaker at her alma mater, in the hall where she won Best Mooter in 2016October 2025 
Exhibit DWith the students after the NCA guest lecture, Bennett UniversitySeptember 2025 
Exhibit EThanked by the School of Law, Bennett UniversitySeptember 2025 
Exhibit FThe JGU team she guided: top 12 and the HSF Scholarship Award for Best Written Pleadings, Herbert Smith Freehills Competition Law Moot, King’s College LondonJune 2022 
Exhibit GUEA International Scholarship awardee, one of about 300 that year, University of East AngliaFebruary 2019
What began as teaching Canadian law became something much larger: helping internationally trained lawyers rebuild their confidence in a new legal system.
My teaching philosophy
I don’t believe in teaching law as a list of rules to memorise. I believe in teaching students how to think with the law.
My classes therefore focus on:
Conceptual clarity
Understanding the principle before trying to memorise it.
Case-based learning
Understanding what courts actually did with the law.
Structured legal reasoning
Learning how to move from facts to issues, rules, analysis and conclusions.
Exam strategy
Understanding how to translate legal knowledge into an effective examination answer.
Individual guidance
Recognising that every internationally trained lawyer comes with a different legal background and learning experience.
What her students say
Her notes were unlike anything I have ever seen before. They were not ordinary lectures, they were experiences.
When it comes to Canadian criminal law, Krusha Bhatt has the most knowledge and the strongest command I have ever witnessed.
I was honestly super scared about Criminal, but because of all the effort you put in, I was able to do it.
Beyond NCA teaching
My work in legal education extends beyond NCA preparation. I taught law for six and a half years at Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University, where I rose from Assistant Lecturer to Assistant Professor. I have worked across areas including Canadian Law and Competition Law, delivered academic lectures and taken part in legal education initiatives involving internationally trained lawyers.
At Jindal, I taught Constitutional Law, Competition Law, Public International Law, Civil Procedure, Labour Laws, and Moot Court and Trial Advocacy, and supervised LL.M. dissertations.
I have coached moot court teams, including the Symbiosis Hyderabad team that won Best Written Submission at the 18th John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition, and guided the Jindal team that reached the top 12 and won the HSF Scholarship Award for Best Written Pleadings at the Herbert Smith Freehills Competition Law Moot at King’s College London. I have judged national moot court, client counselling and debate competitions.
I have published legal research and taken part in academic discussions on comparative and international legal issues, with published work in the European Competition Law Review, the Yearbook of Antitrust and Regulatory Studies and the Indian Journal of Law and Public Policy.
Most recently, I was invited to take part in a Canadian legal accreditation information session organised with the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, for law students, graduates, lawyers and legal professionals based in India.
Selected publications
- 2025Convergence of Competition Law and Constitutional Rights: A Comparative Study of the WhatsApp (India) and Facebook (Germany) CasesYearbook of Antitrust and Regulatory Studies, 18(31), 131 to 154. Ganesh, A. and Bhatt, K.
- 2022Protection of Creditors: A Comparative Study of Germany and IndiaIndian Journal of Law and Public Policy, 8(1), 47 to 60. Bhatt, K.
- 2021Google: An Interminable Friction of Abuse of Dominance. A Comparative Study between the EU and IndiaIOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 26(9), 56 to 81. Bhatt, K.
- 2020The Indirect Route of Securing Interest of Consumers and Competitors under the EU Competition LawEuropean Competition Law Review, 41(11). Bhatt, K.
On the record.
Teaching, talks, moots, awards and media, dated. Filter by kind.
2026
- 23 OctTalkCanadian legal accreditation information session with the Peter A. Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia, for law students, graduates and lawyers in India.
- MayTeachingCompleted six and a half years teaching law at Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University.
- AprTeachingAssistant Professor, Jindal Global Law School: taught the electives Competition Law in Digital Markets and Fundamentals of Competition Law, and supervised postgraduate dissertations.
- MarMootJudge, 4th Pre-Moot Court Competition, Jindal Global Law School.
- JanMediaPanellist on the Constitution of India and youth, Nirmana News (Gujarati television). Designation: Law Professor.
2025
- OctTalkGuest speaker at Auro University: Charting Global Legal Careers, a student’s guide after law school.
- 2 SepTalkGuest lecture, Pathways to International Practice: Navigating the NCA, School of Law, Bennett University.
- MarTeachingFounded Master NCA to coach internationally trained lawyers in the five core NCA subjects.
2023
- MootCoached the Jindal team for the Herbert Smith Freehills Competition Law Moot, London. The team qualified for the oral rounds at King’s College London.
- JanTeachingSubject Matter Expert at LawSikho until March 2025, coaching hundreds of internationally trained lawyers for the five core NCA exams.
2022
- SepMootJudge, quarter-finals, 8th Auro National Moot Court Competition, with the Competition Commission of India.
- JunMootGuided the JGU team to the top 12 and the HSF Scholarship Award for Best Written Pleadings, Herbert Smith Freehills Competition Law Moot, King’s College London.
- AwardQualified through the National Committee on Accreditation, Federation of Law Societies of Canada.
2021
- OctMootJury, National Debate Competition on Competition Law in Digital Space, Law and Technology Society of NLSIU and The Dialogue.
- AprTeachingLecturer, Jindal Global Law School: Constitutional Law, Moot Court and Trial Advocacy, Civil Procedure, Labour Laws and Legal Aspects of Business, with LL.M. dissertation supervision.
- MarTalkWebinar for Auro University: Right to Equality and the Indian Constitution.
- MarMootJudge, 2nd National Virtual Client Counselling Competition, Legality Viability.
2020
- SepMootJudge, Annual Ranking Moot Court Competition, IFIM Law School.
- MayMootCoached the Symbiosis Hyderabad team to Best Written Submission, 18th John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition.
- MayTalkPanellist, Law as a Career, Auro University.
- MayMediaFeatured by Budding Lawyers: insights from a young law lecturer.
- JanTeachingJoined Jindal Global Law School as Assistant Lecturer, co-teaching Public International Law, Constitutional Law and Competition Law.
2019
- DecAwardLL.M. with Merit in International Commercial and Competition Law, University of East Anglia.
- JunAwardTransforming Education Award, UEA Students’ Union, for her work as Law course representative.
- FebAwardUEA International Scholarship, one of about 300 awarded that year.
2016
- AwardBest Mooter, Auro University.
On television
Krusha appears on Nirmana News, a Gujarati channel, as a law professor on panels about the Constitution, campus life and youth.
World Daughters’ Day
Ragging on campus, again
Reel life or real life?
Why I teach
Every time a student tells me that a subject which initially seemed impossible finally makes sense, I am reminded why I chose teaching. And when that understanding turns into a successful NCA result, it becomes even more meaningful.
At Master NCA, our goal is not simply to help you pass an exam. It is to help you become comfortable thinking about Canadian law.
“We understand that journey, and we are here to help you navigate it.”
About Master NCA
Canadian law can be learned. It just needs to be taught differently.
Master NCA was created with a simple belief: internationally trained lawyers do not need to forget everything they already know. They need to understand how their legal knowledge translates into the Canadian legal system.
The NCA journey can be challenging, not simply because of the volume of material, but because candidates are often learning a new legal framework while learning how to think and write within it.
That is where Master NCA comes in. Our coaching institute prepares candidates for the National Committee on Accreditation exams with the knowledge, reading material and exam strategies they need, and our structured programs bridge the gap between international legal education and the Canadian legal system.
Our mission is to help internationally trained lawyers integrate into the Canadian legal profession through high-quality NCA preparation, personalised mentorship and practical learning resources.
Our approach
We combine conceptual teaching, Canadian case law, structured legal analysis and exam-focused preparation. Our teaching philosophy can be summed up in four words.
- 01
Understand.
Build a strong conceptual foundation in Canadian law.
- 02
Analyse.
Learn how Canadian courts approach legal problems and how principles operate in real cases.
- 03
Apply.
Analyse fact patterns and construct clear, structured exam answers.
- 04
Write.
Communicate your legal reasoning effectively within the demands of an NCA exam.
We don’t believe that successful NCA preparation is about memorising hundreds of pages. It is about understanding the principles well enough to recognise them in a new factual situation, and applying them effectively.
More than an examination journey
For many internationally trained lawyers, the NCA is a career transition. It means taking years of legal education and professional experience and learning how to use that foundation within a new legal system.
We understand that journey, and we are here to help you navigate it. Whether you are just starting, need focused exam strategy, or want to get acquainted with Canadian law, we support you at every step.
Master Canadian law. Master the NCA. Move forward with confidence.