Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

New generation college Rajasthan School of Law for Women, Jaipur (RSLW) is relatively new in the field, as it has come into operation only in the year 2018. This affiliated college of Rajasthan is situated in the pink city Jaipur with the vision to offer quality legal education to only female students. The Bar Council of India has endorsed RSLW, that is dedicated to being the pioneer in the development of the female legal profession. At present, the institute offers admission to only 5 students, though it officially employs 10 faculty members, so all students can receive proper guidance. RSLW only provides a single course of its kind, the BA LLB programme that is in line with the institute's narrow concentration.

The college has invested in a variety of structures intended to facilitate student learning in an effective manner. The different publications offer an insight into RSLW, but what sets it apart is the Moot Court, through which the students are exposed to a courtlike environment. The library as a storehouse of legal knowledge has a wide collection of books, journals, and magazines and provides national and international efforts available to the students vital in shaping students into efficient legal professionals. In tune with the technological advances, RSLW has established a modern computerized computer laboratory, which is well connected with the internet and current e-journals so that students can easily get judgments and laws in their initial assignment rapidly.

RSLW currently only provides one course of study—the full-time, 5-year integrated BA LLB programme. This programme has been approved for 60 students, an aspect that is an indication that the institute agrees to the policy of observing a proportionate student-instructor ratio. The course is envisioned to develop comprehensive knowledge of the subjects as well as the nature of the legal profession for the students. Specific details have not been produced on specializations but the comprehensive and integrated structure of the proposed program indicates a general civil and liberal arts preparation in law.

The admission procedure to RSLW is not explained in clear terms but it is perhaps general, I assume largely following the admission process adopted in various law schools across India. Prospective students should keep an eye on the institute's official website. The candidate must check the official page of the university to get the new admission date and procedure. Though information regarding scholarships is scarce, the interested students are advised to contact the institute for the matter of scholarships. As the RSLW is not a very old college moving in the society, it is still in the process of developing its alumni relations; nonetheless, it is apparent that the college and the alumni relations office are sensitive to establishing the college graduates as the future’s generation of women in law, enriching the legal profession with female representation.