Maharshi Dayanand Law College - [MDLC]
Overview Information
About College
Maharishi Dayanand Law College, Ganganagar, Rajasthan is a premier college that provides education in law and prepares students for a democratic country where justice prevails for all. The college was established with a vision to prepare students not only as the law professional but to ensure that the knowledge is assimilated for national development. The College offers Bachelors and Masters Programmes in Law.
Facts and Figures:
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Establishment Year |
1968 |
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University Type |
Private |
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Chairperson of the University |
Dr. Madan Gopal |
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Approval |
Bar Council of India, New Delhi and College Education Department, University of Rajasthan |
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Campus Strength |
300 |
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Total Faculty Members |
38 |
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Total Books |
6000 |
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Sports and cultural events |
13 |
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Campus Residents |
120 |
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How to Reach |
First right cut from national highway |
Why to Join Maharishi Dayanand College of Law?
1. Women Hostel Facility- The College has recently started the women hostel facility with an accommodation capacity of 120 students. The college is well-furnished with space for all sorts of modern day equipments and amenities ranging from common living room to air conditioners to Wi-Fi connectivity.
2. Legal Literacy Camps- To add to the knowledge of students, the college conducts regular legal literacy campaigns and legal aid campaigns under which experts and professionals from the legal forums guide students on the law prevalent in the nation, the required amendments and how to make use of the law right.
3. Exhaustive educational Curriculum- The College switched to solely being a law college in the year 2003 and designed an educational curriculum that serves the purpose of being a social engineer for the legal department of the nation. The College imparts education through a programme that involves student exposure to live training sessions, situation case study teaching, publications, assignments, moot courts, conferences, guest lectures, seminars, court visits and an in-depth research-oriented study of rural and urban parts of the nation.
