National Law Colleges in India

India is home to several different national law colleges. Law studies in India, as with other non-U.S. law colleges, can be taken at both the undergraduate and graduate degree levels. Undergraduate degrees in India can qualify graduates to practice law so long as they complete India's equivalent of the U.S. Bar Exam. Graduate studies can be utilized to pursue greater compensation or to enhance training in a specific field. They can also be used to pursue careers in higher education and research in legal studies.
  1. Nalsar Law University

    • Nalsar University of Law in Hyderabad offers various undergraduate and graduate degree programs in the study of law. The bachelor of laws program is a five-year program that covers every aspect of legal studies from criminal law to tax law. At the graduate level, students can pursue either a Master of Laws (LL.M.) or a Master of Philosophy in Law (M.Phil.). The LL.M. program is a practice-oriented program whereas the M.Phil. program is more of a research-oriented program that is geared towards teaching at the university level. Students must have the LL.M. degree in order to be admitted to the M.Phil. program. The school also offers a Ph.D. program. This doctorate is awarded in the field of taxation law.

      Nalsar University of Law

      3-5-874/18, Adjacent to Apollo Hospital

      Hyderaguda, Hyderabad 500029

      India

      91-40-2322-7955

      nalsar.ac.in

    National Law School of India University

    • National Law School of India University (NLSIU) in Bangalore also offers a range of degree programs in the legal field. Aside from offering of the basic undergraduate law degree, NLSIU offers the LL.M. degree which covers areas of study such as Indian Constitutional Law and Law and Social Transformation in India. Research degrees offered include the M.Phil., Ph.D. and the Doctor of Laws (LL.D.). Both the Ph.D. and the LL.D. are research-oriented degrees that have an interdisciplinary emphasis. The LL.D. is an academic degree like the Ph.D. and requires that students have about 10 years of teaching experience and stellar academic performance in the field of law, before being admitted to the program.

      National Law School of India University

      Nagarbhavi

      Bangalore 560 242

      India

      91-80-2321-3160

      nls.ac.in

    Government Law College

    • The Government Law College (GLC) in Mumbai offers a third option for those wanting to study law in India. While the school does not offer the higher academic degrees like the Ph.D. and the LL.D., students still have a variety of degree options. At the undergraduate level, GLC offers a three-year Bachelor of Laws program (LL.B.). The school also offers an integrated degree program that combines the LL.B. with the Bachelor of Legal Studies (B.L.S.) degree. This program takes approximately five years to complete. A two-year LL.M. program can be taken as well, as can a post-graduate certificate program in the area of securities law.

      The Government Law College

      'A' Road, Churchgate

      Mumbai 400 020

      India

      91-22-2204-1707

      glc.edu

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