ISBR Law College

ISBR Law College, located in Bangalore, is part of the ISBR Group of Institutions. It is affiliated with Karnataka State Law University (KSLU) and approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI). The college emphasizes a blend of legal theory and practical training, with a strong focus on business law, corporate interface, and global legal practices.

Admission Process (2025)

• Application Mode: Online through the official ISBR Law College portal

• Entrance Exams Accepted: LSAT-India, CLAT, ISBR Aptitude Test

• Process: Application Submission → Entrance Test (if applicable) → Personal Interview → Selection Confirmation → Fee Payment

• Application Fee: INR 1,000 (Indian), INR 2,000 (NRI/SAARC), USD 50 (Foreign nationals)

• Scholarship-Based Admission Rounds: Available on merit and financial background

Scholarships

ISBR offers merit-based scholarships on a first-come, first-served basis. These include:

• Academic Scholarships based on entrance scores (CLAT/LSAT/ISBR)

• Need-Based Scholarships for economically weaker students

• Special Category Scholarships for children of defense personnel, SC/ST, and differently-abled students

Facilities

• Moot Court Hall

• Modern classrooms with AV technology

• Fully-equipped library with national & international law journals

• Legal Aid Clinic

• Hostel (on-campus and nearby)

• Cafeteria, common rooms, and recreational spaces

• Placement cell with corporate liaison

Faculty and Teaching Approach

• Faculty includes PhD holders, industry experts, and retired judges

• Emphasis on case-based learning, internships, court visits, and legal research

• Regular seminars, debates, guest lectures, and legal writing workshops

• Active participation in moot court competitions across India

Placements and Internships

• Average package: INR 6 LPA

• Highest package: INR 14 LPA

• Over 250 companies and law firms recruit from ISBR

• Top recruiters: Infosys, Cognizant, Deloitte, Wipro, TCS, IBM, Amazon, EY, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Khaitan & Co.

• Internship tie-ups with law firms, NGOs, think tanks, and in-house legal teams of corporations