Premier Institution Government Bengaluru, Karnataka NIRF #1 (Law, 2024) NAAC Grade A++ ID: AISHE: U-0238 VERIFIED

National Law School of India University

NLSIU Bengaluru

India's pioneer national law university, consistently ranked #1 law school in India by NIRF, leading legal scholarship and public policy.

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Institutional Overview

Location & Jurisdiction: Bengaluru, Bengaluru Urban District, Karnataka

AISHE National Identifier: U-0238

Management & Governance: State Government

Affiliating University / Parent: National Law School of India University

Established: Year 1986

Statutory Recognition: National Law University / BCI / UGC

Accreditation: BCI Recognized (Grade A++)

Data Authority Source: Ministry of Education - AISHE Directory

Last Verified: October 2026

Academic Programs Offered

5 Offerings

Programs officially conducted at National Law School of India University. Click any course to explore all institutions across India offering the same discipline.

UG Regular

BA LLB (Integrated Law)

National Entrance (CUET / JEE / NEET / CAT) / Merit

Eligibility: Refer statutory norms

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PG Regular

LLM (Master of Laws)

National Entrance (CUET / JEE / NEET / CAT) / Merit

Eligibility: Refer statutory norms

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UG 3 Years

LL.B.

Specialization: Law

Merit / State Counseling

Eligibility: 10+2 / Qualifying Degree in relevant stream

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UG 3-4 Years

B.A. (Political Science)

Specialization: Social Sciences

Merit / State Counseling

Eligibility: 10+2 / Qualifying Degree in relevant stream

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UG 3-4 Years

B.A. (Economics / Social Sciences)

Specialization: Social Sciences

Merit / State Counseling

Eligibility: 10+2 / Qualifying Degree in relevant stream

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Admission Information & Process

Admissions at National Law School of India University are governed by statutory guidelines. Depending on the discipline, entry is conducted via national/state examinations or merit-based state counseling.