Saumya teaches Gender and Society and Legal History at Jindal Global Law School.

She has previously taught papers titled ‘The History of the Indian Subcontinent from the late Eighteenth Century to Present Day’, ‘World History since 1914’ and ‘Indian Democracy, Ideas in Action 1947-2007’ at the Faculty of History University of Cambridge, 2019-2023. She taught ‘Historical Argument and Practice’ in 2014-2015.

She has also been involved in teaching postgraduate students in MPhil Modern South Asian Studies, courses ‘Gender and Law in South Asia’, ‘Women and Family in South Asia’, University of Cambridge, 2018-2023. She has supervised students in MPhil. Gender Studies, MPhil World History, and MPhil. in Politics and International Studies in the Faculty of Politics and International Studies, University of Cambridge.

She has given guest lectures at Syracuse University, New York; National Law University, Jodhpur; Institute of Continuing Education, University of Cambridge; Centre for Political Science Jawaharlal Nehru University; Department of Political Science, Delhi University; National Law University, Delhi and Centre de Sciences Humaines, New Delhi et al.