BRM Government Law College, Guwahati: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

BRM Government Law College, Guwahati, Assam, started way back in 1914 as a premier institution of legal studies. Situated near Kalakshetra on Jyoti Prasad Agarwala Road, this affiliated college has been shaping the legal minds since long. It has been approved by the Bar Council of India and offers three full-time courses in law with a total intake of students numbering 462. As of the date, there are 26 members in the faculty and hence an appropriate student-faculty ratio. The rich history and focus on legal education make BRM Government Law College stay at the core of shaping future stalwarts of the legal fraternity in the region. 

The infrastructural facilities provided by the college help in the overall academic and personal development of the students. One of the most important facilities for legal research is the library, situated on the 2nd floor of the RCC building. It has a vast collection of textbooks, reference books, journals, and e-resources. Currently, it is trying to computerise its services with the help of SOUL2.0 LMS software. It also has a fully equipped computer laboratory that can aid students in accessing all relevant legal databases. The Moot Court Hall, under the supervision of experienced faculty members, helps provide the right platform for students who want to become advocates. Other facilities include an auditorium for events and seminars, a cafeteria serving refreshments, and sports facilities for physical recreation. BRM Government Law College runs three comprehensive courses in law, and all these are full-time courses. 

The institution offers a 3-year LLB with an intake of 120 students, a 5-year integrated BA LLB with an intake of 60, and a 2-year LLM with an intake of 20. In this way, it covers a wide range of students, from undergraduate to advanced level during the process of legal education. This brings the total student intake for all programmes to 200. This is an indication that the college has been committed to upholding class sizes that promote quality education. 

Also, BRM Government Law College admits students based on their merits; the admission procedure is purely based on the academic excellence of the Institution. The Admission Committee scrupulously scrutinises the applications and hence may call the applicants for an interview for the selection of the most eligible candidates. Such a stiff competition for admission guarantees the college's high standards in legal education. It amalgamates the historical with the modern in an institution almost perfectly.