About Fol
GLS Law College, a constituent department of Faculty of Law, GLS University, was established in 2015.
GLS Law College, a constituent department of Faculty of Law, GLS University, was established in 2015. It aims to add newer magnitudes in legal education that would integrate international standards and provide an environment for innovations, creativity and legal acumen. In a short period, GLS Law College has emerged as the most preferred destination for legal education. GLS Law College offers B.A.LL.B and B.B.A LL.B (Hons) degrees which are recognized and approved by the Bar Council of India. The college has an advantage of senior and well experienced faculty members in the field of Law. The senior practicing advocates also contribute in teaching and providing experiential learning. The teaching pedagogy includes: classroom discussions, case studies, interactive presentations, guest lectures, expert sessions, seminars, conferences, and case law methods coupled with intensive practical training through moot courts.
This undergraduate programme has special emphasis on law practice and demand driven legal education with pleading and drafting skills and pro-bono approach. The programme is designed to provide participants enough drafting and pleading skills in all areas of law, intermixed with non-law areas. Throughout five-years, students undergo rigorous training of moot court practices. In the final year, students learn the skills of legal drafting and dissertation writing. The theoretical knowledge gained in the classrooms are supplemented by the clinical papers.
The five-year programme has been designed to achieve specialised outcomes, skills and values. The five year programme will ensure that the passed out students are ready for higher education, litigation or corporate positions.
Programme Objectives:
A. To enhance the knowledge and understanding of law and non-law subjects
B. To understand application of the precedents, statutory laws and case laws in law adjudication
C. To develop strong advocacy and drafting skills, required in the legal profession
D. To ensure that students learn to think critically and analyze the complex situations
E. To provide legal aid to the poor, needy and destitute