Late Govindrao Wanjari College of Law, Nagpur

Govindrao Wanjari College of Law, Nagpur, was established in 2006 as an affiliated college in Maharashtra. Duly accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council, accredited by NAAC, and approved by BCI, New Delhi. The institute is set on a compact 0. 52-acre campus and offers various types of courses in the field of law.

With its 9-strength at its faculty, the institute imparts in their students' knowledge in 7 courses under four degree programs. With enrolment of 110 students. Successfully, the Govindrao Wanjari College of Law furnishes the best range of facilities that guarantee to enhance the learning of its students.

Equipped with over 60,000 bound volumes of law books and not less than journals and periodicals, both international and national, the library is fully digitised with a database of all law reports. The campus is Wi-Fi enabled to help students cater to their digital resources. The college has a Moot Court for practical training in lawyering, whereby mock cases are dealt with, and students are trained to be lawyers.

The college also has a computer lab facilitated by 25 computers and an e-library, enhancing the maintenance of a tech-savvy learning atmosphere.

The Govindrao Wanjari College of Law has a total of 7 full-time courses to its name, running across different ranges of legal education—starting from the LLB to the BA LLB at the undergraduate level, to the specialisation in Constitutional, Administrative, Business, and Crime under LLM at the postgraduate level. The college further offers a Postgraduate Diploma in Cyber Law and Information Technology.

Degree Name Total Fees LLB Rs 72,000 LLM Constitutional Law Rs 44,600 LLM Criminal Law Rs 44,600 LLM Business Law Rs 44,600 LLM Administrative Law Rs 44,600 PGD in Cyber Law and Information Technology Rs 5,146 Govindrao Wanjari College of Law The admission process in Govindrao Wanjari College of Law is purely merit-based, except for any entrance examination.

In the case of both the LLB and BA LLB faculty, the admission depends upon the marks or the scores one has obtained in the MHCET Law , as conducted by the Government of Maharashtra. It is for the purpose of matching and upholding the merit of the candidates and running the course as per the norm.