SJMV Sangha starts law college in Hubballi
Hubballi-based Shree Jagadguru Moorusavir Mutt Vidyavardhak Sangha (SJMVS), which runs several educational institutions, has now established a new law college in Hubballi. It will be offering a five-year B.Com, LL.B course starting this academic year.
Addressing presspersons, along with honorary chairman of SJMV Sangha Arvind Kubusad, convenor of the Moorusavir Mutt High Level Committee and former MLC Mohan Limbikai said that the admission process for the five-year B.Com LL.B Integrated Programme affiliated to Karnataka State Law University (KSLU) will begin on July 1 and conclude on July 31.
Mr. Limbikai said that apart from adhering to the syllabus prescribed by the KSLU, SJMVS Law College will be striving to provide the most comprehensive legal education by involving several practising advocates to guide and train students in the legal profession.
The college will be temporarily functioning from the ground floor of the existing Moorusavir Mutt ITI premises and it will be shifted to Kusugal Road in Hubballi after the completion of work on the college building on the over 3 acres of land of the mutt. Construction work will commence soon, Mr. Limbikai said.
He added that they have the requisite permissions from KSLU and the Bar Council of India for an intake of 50 students. Entrance examination will be organised for giving admission to the course.
Mr. Kubusad said that the Bar Council of India has given permission for the college after virtual inspection of the infrastructure and amenities in the existing building.
The college established with the theme, Learn the law and live the law, will strive towards making students imbibe values of democracy and the objectives of Constitution and live the noble ideas and ethics of law.
Principal of the college Savita Deshpande said that students who have passed PU from any stream with 45% of marks are eligible to apply for admission to the B.Com LL.B programme.
Management members of SJMV Sangha Shashidhar Sali, Sadanand Danganavar, Murugesh Yaklaspur, Lingaraj Ingalahalli, Viranna Kallur and Channabasappa Dharawadshettar were present.
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