Bits Law College

Bits Law College is a private institution in Bhiwani, Haryana, established in 2016. LLB through the university's entrance or merit; national law universities through CLAT (AILET for NLU Delhi).

  • Main entrance CLAT/AILET
  • Type Private
  • Location Bhiwani, Haryana
  • Established 2016

Key facts

Type
Private: Law
Established
2016
Main entrance
CLAT/AILET
AISHE code
C-56424
Affiliating university
Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak
Courses offered
5-year integrated LLB (BA/BBA LLB), 3-year LLB, LLM
Eligibility
5-year LLB: Class 12 (usually 45%). 3-year LLB: a bachelor's degree (usually 45%).
Approval to check
Bar Council of India (BCI) approval of the college and its intake; affiliated to Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak
Affiliating university type
State Public University
Institution type
Affiliated College
Area
Rural
Before you apply
BCI approval for this year (needed to enrol as an advocate), the university that awards the degree, and fees.
Streams
Official website
bitsbhiwaniindia.org

Entrance exams Bits Law College accepts

  • CLATLaw at the National Law Universities
  • AILETLaw at NLU Delhi

Questions about Bits Law College

How do I get admission to Bits Law College?

LLB through the university's entrance or merit; national law universities through CLAT (AILET for NLU Delhi).

Which entrance exams does Bits Law College accept?

Bits Law College uses CLAT and AILET, depending on the programme. LLB through the university's entrance or merit; national law universities through CLAT (AILET for NLU Delhi).

Is Bits Law College a government or private institution?

Bits Law College is a private institution (Law).

Where is Bits Law College?

Bits Law College is in Bhiwani, Haryana, India.

When was Bits Law College established?

Bits Law College was established in 2016.

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