Hakeem Mehtabuddin Hashmi College of Law, Aamroha

Hakeem Mehtabuddin Hashmi College of Law, nestled on Dhanoura Road in Aamroha (Amroha), Uttar Pradesh, was established in 2006 by the Hashmi Human Resources Development Society, honoring the legacy of Unani Hakeem Hakeem Mehtab Uddin Hashmi. This minority-run institution, affiliated with M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, and approved by the Bar Council of India, offers both three-year LL B and five-year B.A.–LL B integrated programs. Backed by NAAC “B” accreditation, the college is driven by a social mission: to empower rural and economically underprivileged communities—especially women—through accessible legal education and aid .

The campus spans around 3.5 acres and is described as peaceful and verdant, providing a conducive learning environment complete with smart classrooms, a moot court hall, library, reading room, canteen, and dedicated spaces for seminars and recreations . Faculty include experienced academicians—headed by Dr. Rana Parveen and supported by a cadre of LLM/PhD-qualified lecturers—who emphasize interactive, case-based pedagogy and hands-on moot court training .

Admissions are merit- and eligibility-based, requiring 45% in 10+2 for the integrated course and a minimum graduation score for the LL B, with relaxed norms for reserved categories . The college enforces discipline through mandatory attendance (75%) and strict anti-ragging policies . Beyond coursework, students benefit from legal aid clinics, internships, workshops, and seminars aimed at honing professional and societal engagement skills .

Tuitions are moderate (LLM ₹60 000/year), with merit-based scholarships and even free coaching and lodging offered to deserving candidates from weaker sections . The college also provides training for entrance exams such as PCS-J and mentorship aimed at judicial and competitive career paths