Indian Law Societys I.L.S. Law College, Pune

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About Indian Law Societys I.L.S. Law College, Pune

Indian Law Societys I.L.S. Law College, Pune is a private aided college in Pune, Maharashtra, established in 1924. Campusbells lists it under Law, with 4 courses (2 undergraduate, 1 postgraduate and 1 doctoral), including Ph.D, LL.M and B.A. Approvals and accreditation: NAAC B.

Established in 1924. NAAC accredited ‘A’ (2019-24) Among Top Ten Law Institutions of India for many years.

The early days of the Indian Law Society’s Law College date back as far as the year 1902, when Mr. J.R. Gharpure and Mr. P.B. Shingne decided to make a new beginning in the direction of a regularized system of imparting legal education. ‘The New Law Class, Bombay’ was therefore started in 1903. After running this class for five years, it was thought desirable to start a regular law college, which would be affiliated to a university. Accordingly, the Fergusson College Law Class was started in 1908, and was conducted by Mr. Gharpure. More than 125 students were registered on roll. However within a few weeks, this institution was disaffiliated from the University of Bombay. After a period of more than fifteen years the above experiment was still under trial. The scope for improvement was recognised and on 4th March 1923, a new society called the ‘Indian Law Society’ was inaugurated, whose first President was Dr. Sir Narayan Rao C. Chandawarkar.

As described on the institution’s website

At a glance

Key facts

Established

1924

Ownership

Private-Aided

Approvals and accreditation

NAAC B

Stream

Law

Location

Pune, Maharashtra

Academics

Courses offered at Indian Law Societys I.L.S. Law College, Pune

4 programmes listed

Gallery

Campus photos

Photos: ilslaw.edu

Campus life

Facilities at Indian Law Societys I.L.S. Law College, Pune

• Hostel
• Research Centre
• Placement Cell
• Library
• Swimming Pool
• Lab
• Conference Hall
• Wifi
• Labs
• Auditorium
• Gymnasium
• Indoor
• Outdoor
• Gym
• Cafeteria
• Canteen
• Medical