Best Law University in India

In the twenty first century the students after completing their schooling  are getting attracted towards law or any professional course. Their choice can be either be due to the comparatively less competition or because of the growing career prospects. Students who pursue their  higher education in law their career growth is of high potential in both private and government sector.

In a simple way the law can be understood as bunch of rules imposed by the country on its people to maintain peace, harmony, and welfare among others.

The word LLB means  Legum Baccalaureus a latin word which means Bachelors of Law is five-year integrated  course.with a BA (Bachelor of Arts), BSc (Bachelor of Science), or BCom (Bachelor of Commerce).In earlier days this course was three year long after completing graduation still some colleges offers this like  Delhi University, Panjab University, Government law colleges of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.

After the Bachelor's  degree many students start  legal practising in courts or law firm. Some also go for the LLM (Magister Legum) Master degree of law. It is a two-year-long post-graduation course in law and less number of scholars even do Phd in law.

The best law colleges  in India include NLSIU Bangalore, NLU Delhi, NALSAR Hyderabad and many other. Throughout the country total number of law colleges are 1247 in which 860 and 365 government  and  Among them 579 are approved by Bar Council of India (BCI) and  544 are approved by University Grants Commision (UGC). Around 909 colleges offer LLB courses. Some best LLB colleges are IIT Kharagpur, NUJS Kolkata, NLU Jodhpur.

We have provided you the top law colleges list given by NIRF (National Institute of  Ranking Framework) in 2021.