C Bhimsen Rao National College of Law, Shivamogga

C. Bhimsen Rao National College of Law is one of the leading educational institutions, offering legal education for students from Karnataka, India, founded in the year 1996. This affiliated college is spread over a small area of 6,400 square metres and is recognised by the Bar Council of India (BCI) to provide competent legal education.

Full-time programmes of the institute comprise three law programmes and 224 total students are enrolled at the institute. The college’s faculty strength is 7 and hence provides the student with close contact with the teachers and a proper student-faculty ratio.

This is exemplified by their course offerings, which comprise of LLB, BA LLB and LLM thus making up the institution’s legal education purpose in churning out future legal bother. C. Bhimsen Rao National College of Law provides facilities which include basic facilities that facilitate learning among the students.

The core of these amenities is a spacious and well-stocked library stocked with Indian as well as foreign legal journals, Law reports, commentaries and encyclopaedias. The library also runs a book bank facility for the SC, ST and other backward class students.

As a result of this, the college has availed a modern computerised lab with an internet connection to enable the students and faculty to perform their research using UGC-Infonet-based NLIST. A special attraction is the moot court hall that offers practical experience as to proceedings in court to students. The total of full-time courses offered by the C. Bhimsen Rao National College of Law is three.

They consist of the annual LLB programme done in three years, the BA LLB combined course done in five years, and the Masters of Law, LLM , programmes offered to postgraduate students. The admission process in C. Bhimsen Rao National College of Law, as stated above, holds merit for all its programmes.

The qualifying examination result is considered for the evaluation of the prospective students for admission into the college.