Thakur Bachchu Singh College of Law, Agra

Thakur Bachchu Singh College of Law, Agra was established in 2014. It is a well-established institute that imparts legal education located at Jaroli, Shamsabad, Agra, Uttar Pradesh. This college affiliated with the Bar Council of India (BCI) has been making future lawyers ready since nearly a decade.

Located at the historic city of Agra, its avenues would be a unique blend of traditional values and modern law education. With current enrolments of 37 students and a faculty strength of 4, the institution makes sure it offers a focused learning environment. Activities of this college is designed to highlight the count of student class abound with many facilities provided for the college.

This institution is an ideal set up between physical fitness and academic rigour for students interested in sports. It has a seminar hall, which is designed for cultural activities. The library is a treasure trove of legal literature for the students, who are thus provided with comprehensive resources for research and study.

For practical training, the college allows the students the Moot Court Room to hone their advocacy skills in a simulated setting inside a courtroom. Thakur Bachchu Singh College of Law also promotes the welfare of its students through a health centre with first-aid facilities.

With regard to keeping pace with the modern world, the college enjoys excellent IT infrastructure that keeps the students abreast of modern technological capabilities. The college campus accommodates a cafeteria that serves as an area for students and staff to relax and socialise away from class time. Thakur Bachchu Singh College of Law, Agra has at present, just one full-time programme of The Bachelor of Laws.

This three-year undergraduate degree course is intended to equip students thoroughly with legal principles and practices, reflecting 120 approved in-take seats for the said programme. Degree Name Total Number of Seats LLB 120 Thakur Bachchu Singh College of Law, the admission process has been so set that it ensures a fair and widespread assessment of selecting students with good aptitude for legal studies.