Mahatma Gandhi College of Law

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About Mahatma Gandhi College of Law

Mahatma Gandhi College of Law is a private college in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, established in 1999. Campusbells lists it under Law, with 3 courses (2 undergraduate and 1 postgraduate), including LL.M, B.A and LLB. Approvals and accreditation: BCI.

The Sumitra Foundation, led by philanthropists, has made a commitment to provide quality education in the country. In order to give concrete shape to its benevolent ideas, the foundation established the Mahatma Gandhi College of Law (MGCL), in the year 1999, the first in a series of educational institutions in various professional disciplines, such as Engineering, Information Technology, Medicine, Mass Communication, Languages, Arts and Music. The sentiment prompting the establishment of MGCL at Gwalior is to impart Legal Education per excellence to all aspiring students at an affordable fee.

MGCL recognizes that the practice of law, like commerce and business, has assumed global importance and therefore, it seeks to integrate students from all backgrounds and regions into one vibrant, intellectually diverse community and give them the skills and knowledge they need in order to succeed in today's competitive world. A law degree is a powerful asset and provides a variety of opportunities in the new economic and political world order.

As described on the institution’s website

At a glance

Key facts

Established

1999

Ownership

Private-Unaided

Approvals and accreditation

BCI

Stream

Law

Location

Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh

Academics

Courses offered at Mahatma Gandhi College of Law

3 programmes listed

Gallery

Campus photos

Photos: mgcl.edu.in

Campus life

Facilities at Mahatma Gandhi College of Law

• Library
• Wi-Fi
• Sports Complex
• Gym
• Medical
• Hostel
• Lab
• Placement Cell