Sai College of Law, Mahoba: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Sai College of Law is an affiliated college located in Mahoba, Uttar Pradesh, India, which was established in 2010. Bar Council of India has approved the college, and it is situated over a small 0.41-acre campus. Although young, the college has been emerging as a growing institutional player in the field of law education. With a total student enrolment of 275 and faculty strength of 12, Sai College of Law offers an intimate learning environment conducive to personalised attention and academic growth.

Various facilities have been introduced to the college as a supporting platform toward learning processes for its students. This is also the well stocked library which contains a massive store of legal literature including the works of more than one author, both national and international, on different subjects. The library even maintains a complete set of All India Reporters along with twelve other International, National, and State Reports together with a variety of Journals and Magazines. For this to happen, Sai College of Law provides a competently equipped Moot Courtroom, in which students' advocacy skills are practiced—from preparation to presentation—during bimonthly compulsory moot court sessions. Laboratories, an auditorium for events and seminars, and a students' and staff cafeteria are part of the college.

Sai College of Law offers currently one primary course, the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programme. The number of seats in this institutionally flagship course is 300. This undergraduate degree course is designed to be three years of full-time study, imparting to the students a comprehensive understanding of the various legal principles, practices, and procedures and duly preparing a student for a successful career in the legal profession.

The admission for LLB at Sai College of Law is based on merit, and additionally, a personal interview is conducted.