Hafiz Rehmat Khan Law College, Pilibhit

Hafiz Rehmat Khan Law Degree College in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, founded in 2005 by the Human Welfare Society, serves as a dedicated hub for legal education in the region. Affiliated with Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, and approved by the Bar Council of India, it offers both a three-year LL.B and a five-year integrated B.A.–LL.B program, with around 240 and 120 seats respectively .

The institution follows a merit-based admission process, requiring 10+2 (with 45% for general, 42% for OBC, and 40% for SC/ST) for the integrated program and a graduation degree for the LL.B . Unlike many colleges now, admissions are done via entrance merit lists without entrance exam complications .

Spread across a roughly three-acre rural campus in Chandoi, the college maintains an encouraging student–faculty ratio, supported by about 15 faculty members and approximately 585 students. Beyond academics, the college has developed a commendable infrastructure: a moot court room, central library, computer lab, auditorium, gym, sports complex, medical facilities, hostel, cafeteria, and Wi‑Fi-enabled campus—creating a well-rounded environment for both learning and extracurricular growth .

The LL.B program extends over 36 months, while the B.A. LL.B spans five years, both tightly regulated under Bar Council norms and the affiliating university's syllabus . Attendance and examination protocols align with university mandates, ensuring academic discipline and integrity .

Student feedback paints the college as a value-driven institution with a decent placement support system (rating ~3.4/5), good infrastructure (3.5/5), and active campus life (4.1/5) . Though placements aren't widely documented, the presence of a training cell and emphasis on practical training—such as moot courts, legal aid camps—signals growing professional readiness