Institute of Legal Studies and Research, GLA University, Mathura

The Institute of Legal Studies and Research is a constituent college established in 2018 at GLA University situated at Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. This co-educational institution focuses on the legal education space and is situated 17 km from Mathura. The institute has been sanctioned by the Bar Council of India (BCI). Modern facilities are found at the institute to enhance learning experience.

Air-conditioned classrooms with all the modernities of projectors, sound systems, and Wi-Fi facilitate an optimised environment for scholarly pursuits. A moot court is considered an integral component of law school, with students exercising the procedure and pleading in mock courts.

There is also a imposing auditorium complex that seats up to 3,800 individuals across 13 venues; large events and conferences would not be problems. The central library serves as the information service hub that strengthen teaching, learning, and research activities that are richly supported by huge collections and resources. Law programmes available in the institute cater for all levels in legal education.

The Institute of Legal Studies and Research besides offering these, also awards a Ph. D. degree in law to those people interested in advanced research about legal studies. All 6 courses are full-time, meaning that the students will receive thorough and intensive legal education. Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees BA LLB Hons 60 Rs 655000 B.

Com LLB Hons 60 Rs 655000 LLM in Constitutional Law 25 Rs 130000 LLM in Parent Law 5 Rs 130000 LLM in Cyber and Data Privacy Law 5 Rs 130000 Ph. D. in Law - Rs 240000 The admission process at the Institute of Legal Studies and Research, an affiliated college of GLA University , is designed to select the most promising candidates for its various programmes. For the integrated BA LLB (Hons) and B.

Com LLB (Hons) programmes, admissions are based on performance in the GLA University Entrance Test ( GLAET ), an online MCQ test of 60 minutes duration. LLM programmes require candidates to take a two-hour online MCQ test followed by a personal interview. Applicants seeking admission in the Ph. D. programme have to qualify either the entrance test of this university's Ph. D.

or national-level tests conducted by bodies like UGC or CSIR followed by an interview with the departmental research committee. The institute takes GLAET scores for its undergraduate programmes, so it becomes a significant test for students looking forward to the law programme.