Mahajana Law College

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SBRR Mahajana Law College
Mahajana Law College logo.png
MottoDharmo Rakshati Rakshitaha
Established1992
School typePrivate
Dean Prof. K. Rajashekara
Location Mysore, Karnataka, India
12°19′17.5″N76°37′27.9″E / 12.321528°N 76.624417°E / 12.321528; 76.624417
EnrollmentApprox. 300
Faculty15
USNWR rankingNot Known
Bar pass rateNot known
Website www.mahajana.edu.in/mahajana-law-college/

Mahajana Law College, Mysore was started in 1992 under the guidance of Prof. CKN Raja. It is situated in Jayalakshmipuram. Mahajana Law College is affiliated to Mysore University and approved by the Bar Council of India

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At present Mahajana Law College has about 400 students. Prof. K. Rajashekara is the present principal of the college. The college offers courses in 3 years and 5 years LL.B.

Mahajana Law College brings out a law journal every year to which legal luminaries from all over the world contribute to it. SBRR Mahajana First Grade College is a sister institution located at Jayalakshmipuram, Mysore.

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