Punjab College of Law

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About Punjab College of Law

Punjab College of Law is a private college in Tarn Taran, Punjab, established in 2016. Campusbells lists it under Law, with 1 undergraduate course: B.A. Approvals and accreditation: BCI.

Punjab College of Law (PCL) was established in the year under the management of the Sikh Educational Forum Tarn-Taran (SEFTT). The college was founded with a vision to make quality legal education accessible to students from all backgrounds, enabling them to compete with the legal professionals in metropolitan areas. After obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Punjab Government, the institution secured affiliation with Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) and recognition from the bar Council of India (BCI), New Delhi.

The management of PCL has extensive experience in the field of education, particularly in nursing education, where students from its other institutions have excelled at the state level. Leveraging this expertise, SEFTT decided to extend its contribution to legal education by appointing a highly qualified faculty, including the Principal, who has extensive experience in legal education. The Principal has guided numerous postgraduate and doctoral students in law.

As described on the institution’s website

At a glance

Key facts

Established

2016

Ownership

Private-Unaided

Approvals and accreditation

BCI

Stream

Law

Location

Tarn Taran, Punjab

Academics

Courses offered at Punjab College of Law

1 programme listed

Gallery

Campus photos

Photos: punjabcollegeoflaw.com

Campus life

Facilities at Punjab College of Law

• Library
• Wi-Fi
• Lab
• Canteen
• Hostel
• Transportation