Jagran School of Law, Rampur

Jagran School of Law, Dehradun is one of the well-known legal educational institutes in the year 2013. The college is situated at Shankarpur Hukumatpur, near Selaqui, Dehradun, and the campus is spread over 5 acres. JSL is an affiliated College, and its approval to conduct various programs in the field of law is given by the Bar Council of India. The faculty strength of the institute is 11.

Now, JSL offers four types of Law Courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, thus fulfilling different dreams of aspiring candidates in the field of Law. There are many state-of-the-art facilities that are available to the students in this college, hence making learning really enriching. The library represents a veritable treasure house of legal literature, peopled by computerized catalogs.

IT Infrastructure: JSL has the facility of a Multimedia Computer Centre, with state of the art computer labs with desktops and free Internet facility. Moot Court: The moot court puts students through rigorous training in the atmosphere of a real court.

Hostel: Institute provides fully equipped separate hostel facilities with reading rooms and mess facility for boys and girls from out of the state basis on first come first serve condition. Other facilities provided on campus include a cafeteria, Wi-Fi connectivity, sports facilities, and medical services available 24*7 to maintain comfort and an atmosphere conducive to learning and growth.

The Jagran School of Law offers four full-time courses in the field of law at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Courses that are offered at the institute are a three-year LLB program, a five-year integrated program of BA LLB and BBA LLB, and a one-year LLM program.

Degree Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees BA LLB 120 Rs 379,000 BBA LLB 120 Rs 379,000 LLB 120 Rs 134,000 LLM - Rs 82,800 Admission to Jagran School of Law is based on merit in the qualifying examinations and entrance test marks. Probably, institutions follow guidelines prescribed by the Bar Council of India with regard to admissions to different courses of law offered.