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The Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, is the premier institution for legal education in India. Established in 1924, it serves as the administrative and academic hub for its constituent law centres, maintaining a century-long legacy of excellence.
"The Faculty of Law stands as a testament to India's rich legal heritage and its commitment to justice and the rule of law."
The oldest and most prestigious centre, CLC has been the premier institution for legal academia in India since 1924. It boasts a legacy of producing Chief Justices, eminent lawyers, and distinguished academicians.
"CLC is not just a building; it is a crucible where the finest legal minds of our nation are forged."
Known for its contribution to diverse legal fields and a vibrant student culture. LC1 has consistently fostered an environment of rigorous academic debate and progressive legal thought.
"The vibrant culture at LC1 encourages students to look beyond the statutes and understand the societal impact of law."
Emphasizing professional excellence, LC2 carries a unique legacy. Originally established as an evening centre for working professionals, it now operates as a full-day institution maintaining its focus on practical legal acumen.
"LC2's unique legacy of catering to working professionals has instilled a deeply practical and pragmatic approach to legal education."
Housed in the state-of-the-art Maharshi Kanad building, this centre features the new 5-Year Integrated Program (B.A. LL.B. / B.B.A. LL.B.), blending foundational undergraduate education with advanced legal studies.
"The Integrated Law Course represents the future of legal education, seamlessly blending foundational knowledge with specialized legal training."