School of Law and Legal Studies, Sanjeev Agrawal Global Educational University, Bhopal

The School of Law and Legal Studies of Sanjeev Agrawal Global Educational University, Bhopal, is yet another new university school since was established in 2021. Situated at the centre of Madhya Pradesh, this DAAP – SAGE University encompass the aspirations of students who seek quality education in law.

It has also gained accreditation from the Bar Council of India (BCI) which holds the schools’ programs to the set standards of offering law in India. The institute has a faculty of six members and was establishing to cater for law programs of interest to the legal profession. Facilities available to the students of the School of Law and Legal Studies include boosting the learning experience of the students.

To enhance this argument, the college offers a well stocked library to ensure that students have many resources and literature to refer to in law. Its state of the art facility, the Moot Court helps the students practice their advocacy skills in a courtroom setting. For learning activities as well as co-curricular activities, the college has an auditorium in which seasons diverse events and seminars.

The institute also focuses on technology with developing a good IT structure in the heart of which the students are acquainted with modern legal research technology. All the legal education programmes as a whole are now available from Under Graduate to Post Graduate level and has been offered by School of Law and Legal Studies. At the moment, the institute has offer 5 full time courses in 4 degree programmes.

At the undergraduate level there is the 3-year llb (hons) which has a total intake of one hundred and twenty, then there is the 5-year integrated programs which include BA LLB (hons) ; BBA. LLB (hons) each having an intake of sixty. The admission policy for the School of Law and Legal Studies is quite competitive and effortless enough.

All programs have the SAGE Entrance Exam (SEE) conducted by the university as the only entry point. This examination tests persons’ capacity to doing law and keeps out the wrong group of students.