Asian College of Law and Judicial Science, Bareilly

Asian College of Law and Judicial Science, Bareilly—officially known as Asian Vidhi Evam Nyayik Vigyan Mahavidyalaya—is a private, BCI-approved institution established in 2017. Affiliated with MJPRU, it is located in Nawabganj (Khampur/Gangapur), offering both three-year LL.B and five-year B.A.–LL.B programs designed to blend theory with practical legal training .

The college boasts a robust academic and co-curricular infrastructure. A central library houses the latest textbooks, reference volumes, legal journals—including Supreme Court publications—and a repository of e‑content . Classrooms are outfitted with ICT facilities, and the campus features a moot court hall where students regularly engage in mock trials and client counseling competitions .

Beyond academics, students can access a range of facilities: a well‑equipped computer lab offering internet access, departmental labs, a media-enhanced auditorium and seminar halls, and a cafeteria. The campus is Wi‑Fi enabled and has measures in place for differently-abled students. Additionally, there's an active legal aid cell, career counseling programs, and a placement cell connecting students with internships and law firms .

Admission is based on merit: a graduate degree with at least 45% for LL.B and 10+2 with similar eligibility for B.A.–LL.B. Seats are filled on university-declared merit lists . With 300 seats for LL.B and 180 for B.A.–LL.B, student intake is substantial .

Although its first batch produced a 100% pass rate with several rank holders and gold medalists, public placement data remains limited. However, the college offers career support via resume-building sessions, guest lectures, seminars, and recruitment drives