South Point College of Law, Sonepat: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

South Point College of Law, Sonepat (SPCL) is a legal education institution established in 2015. The college, located in Sonepat, Haryana, is built on a 5-acre campus with great infrastructural amenities to pursue legal studies. South Point College of Law is an affiliated college and approved by the Bar Council of India. The currently enrolled strength is 508, and it has a faculty strength of 21. SPCL offers three comprehensive courses in law: LLB, BA LLB, and LLM for aspiring legal professionals at different stages of their academic pursuit.

South Point College of Law, Sonepat is committed to providing several facilities to its students. SPCL has separate hostel accommodations for boys and girls, where a comfortable and safe environment shall be provided for living. Hostels provide proper safety and comfort, wherein 24-hour security and campus services are availed outside the regular working hours of the college. The college library is a rich source of information with its huge collection of books, journals, and periodicals about different subjects. The institution has subscribed to various digital resources through its membership in DELNET, by which students can access thousands of e-books and publications. Modern IT infrastructure has been provided on the campus, which is entirely Wi-Fi enabled to facilitate seamless internet access.

South Point College of Law, Sonepat offers a total of three full-time courses in the field of law. Courses offered include the 3-year LLB, the 5-year integrated BA LLB, and the 2-year LLM.  

Admissions to South Point College of Law, Sonepat are based on merit. For the LLM course, admission is granted to only those students who have completed their LLB or BA LLB with a minimum of 50% marks. The college has several facilities provided for the academic pursuit of the students. This includes a moot court where the students can practice and develop their skills related to legal argumentation. SPCL insists that its students participate in at least three moot courts every year apart from representing this institution at many state and national-level moot court competitions. Practical exposure is given to students so that they gain experience and confidence during the actual proceedings of a court.