ANJANI LAW COLLEGE

Anjani Law College is a private un-aided institution located in Bengaluru Rural, Karnataka. Established in 2021, the college is affiliated with the Karnataka State Law University (KSLU), Hubli, which is a State Public University. The institution is recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and operates under the management of the Anjani Education Trust. It was founded to provide professional legal education to students in the region, focusing on both theoretical knowledge and practical legal skills.

The college offers undergraduate programs in the field of law. The courses are designed according to the curriculum prescribed by Karnataka State Law University. The primary programs offered include:

• 3-Year LL.B.: A professional degree program for students who have already completed a graduation degree in any discipline.
• 5-Year B.A. LL.B.: An integrated program for students who have completed their 10+2 education.

Information regarding the detailed fee structure for these programs is currently Not available.

Admissions at Anjani Law College are conducted based on the eligibility criteria and guidelines set by Karnataka State Law University (KSLU) and the Bar Council of India. The general process includes:

• Eligibility for 5-Year B.A. LL.B.: Candidates must have passed the 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board. Minimum marks requirements typically follow KSLU norms (usually 45% for General category and 40% for SC/ST candidates).
• Eligibility for 3-Year LL.B.: Candidates must hold a graduation degree in any stream from a recognized university with the minimum aggregate marks specified by the university.
• Application: Prospective students must apply through the college office or the official university admission portal during the designated admission cycle.

Note: Check exact dates on the official exam and college websites.

Anjani Law College provides the necessary infrastructure to support legal studies and practical training. The campus facilities include:

• Library: A collection of legal textbooks, reference books, journals, and reports to assist students in research and academics.
• Moot Court Hall: A dedicated space for students to practice oral advocacy and participate in simulated court proceedings.
• Classrooms: Equipped with basic teaching aids to facilitate regular lectures and discussions.
• Legal Aid Cell: Established to provide students with exposure to community legal service and practical legal counseling.