Midnapore Law College, MIdnapore

Midnapore Law College, established in 2000, is an affiliated college located in Midnapore, West Bengal. This institution is set up on a compact 3-acre campus and specialises in legal education, with two comprehensive law programs. Approved by the Bar Council of India, the college has a total student enrolment of 264 and is staffed by 8 dedicated faculty.

Midnapore Law College is known for its focused approach to legal studies. This institution has multiple facilities in place to aid in the learning process of its students. There is a well-stocked library that comes as one of the pillars of academic resources. The college library caters to a sufficient amount of books of laws, journals of authoritative values, and general interest magazines.

In addition, there are also sets of rules that help in efficiently using library services. The facility for the moot court is also available in the college campus for those aspiring legal practitioners to gain invaluable practical experience in legal argumentation and court procedures.

In the realm of sports, there exists a standard playground in the college campus to foster healthy physical well-being apart from the academic pursuits. The canteen provides refreshments and a place to spend time with one's fellow friends.

Added to these are the Xerox facilities for students, a guest house that can accommodate visiting faculty and student family members, and modern IT infrastructure that will meet all digital learning requirements. There are two major courses of legal education that Midnapore Law College offers. The institution's core academic curriculum includes a 3-year LLB program and the 5-year integrated BA LLB Hons course.

Both of these are full-time courses. Degree Name Total Fees BA LLB (Hons) Rs 320000 LLB Rs 11,000 The interested students have to go through an entrance test conducted by the College Authorities. After this test, there will be a counselling session. This rigorous process at the very beginning ensures that only the right batch of students gets admitted to the Courses in Law.