S.K.J. Law College

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S.K.J. Law College
Sri Krishna Jubilee Law College
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Type Law School
Established1948 (1948)
Affiliation
Principal Dr. Prof. K. K. N. Tiwari
DirectorMr. Jayant Kumar
Location, ,
26°06′17.0″N85°23′01.6″E / 26.104722°N 85.383778°E / 26.104722; 85.383778
Website www.skjlawcollege.org

S.K.J Law College is a law college of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, Bihar (B.R.A.B.U). [1] This college is affiliated to B.R.A.B.U UNIVERSITY MUZAFFARPUR.law college of Bihar state. [2]
This college is also known as Sri Krishna Jubilee Law College. The college was established in 1948 in name of Late Dr. Sri Krishna Sinha, the first Chief Minister of Bihar after Independence.

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Location

S.K.J Law College is in Gannipur, [3] Muzaffarpur district. [4]

How to reach

Ram Dayalu Nagar Station [5] is the nearest railway station to the college. 950 meter distance from Ram Dayalu Nagar Station to the S.K.J Law College.
National highway 77 (NH 77) is the nearest national highway and Road distance from Gannipur road Muzaffarpur to S.K.J Law College is about 180 meters (walking distance approximate 1 minute).

History

SKJ Law college is the second oldest law college of Bihar and Jharkhand after Patna Law College. It was established 17 years before the inception of Bar Council of India.


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