BITS Law College, Bhiwani: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

BITS Law College, Bhiwani, came into existence in the Academic Session 2016 as an affiliated college in the State of Haryana, India. This rather nascent institution has occupied a very significant place for imparting legal education on a 5-acre campus within a very short period of its existence. The Bar Council of India-approved college offers three full-time courses in law with a total student enrolment of 461. The faculty strength is 25, and the college therefore maintains a very healthy student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring personalized attention to students. It is aptly reflected in its wide variety of course structure—LLB, BA LLB, LLM—all catering to different aspects of legal studies.

BITS Law College has a multitude of facilities that would go a long way in making the students' learning experiences rewarding. Wi-Fi connectivity across the campus shall provide seamless connectivity to all online resources for students. A well-stocked library provides for a knowledge hub with a wide array of legal texts and journals. The IT infrastructure of the college supports modern methodologies of teaching and research activities. The Moot Court hall helps aspiring lawyers gain practical experience in procedures followed in a court of law. Sports facilities and an auditorium for cultural and academic events add to the overall development of students. Other facilities include a cafeteria that meets all the requirements regarding food for the students and the staff, and a health center equipped with first-aid facilities to look after the well-being of the college community. Guest house facilities are available for visiting guests. Thus, it shows great hospitality. 

The academic structure in BITS Law College is fully equipped with a three-fold law program. The enrolled capacity is 120 for LL.B and B.A.-LL.B. In postgraduate studies, LL.M. is available. 

The admission process of BITS Law College, Bhiwani, is designed to be inclusive and merit-based.