K. V. G. Law College, Sullia

Kurunji Venkatramana Gowda (K.V.G.) Law College, Sullia, was established in August 1990 under the Academy of Liberal Education, founded by Dr K.V. Chidananda and originally inspired by Dr K.V. Gowda. The college serves students from Dakshina Kannada, Kodagu, and nearby regions, including Kasargod in Kerala, with the mission of bringing quality legal education closer to home 

Affiliated with Karnataka State Law University, Hubli, and approved by the Bar Council of India, KVG Law College offers a five-year integrated B.A. LL.B. program and a three-year LL.B., both conducted in English. Admissions are based on merit from qualifying exams, with general-category students requiring a minimum of 45%, and SC/ST students 40% .

The college is housed on a modern, well‑structured campus near the Shree Chennakeshava Temple in Sullia, featuring spacious, ICT‑enabled classrooms, a resourceful library, a roomy moot court hall, a conference space, and an auditorium—all complemented by constant internet access ﹣ ICT tools and audiovisual teaching are integral to their pedagogy 

Support facilities include a computer lab, separate hostels for men and women (with 24/7 Wi‑Fi, gym, reading rooms, indoor games), a hygienic cafeteria, bank branch and ATM on campus, transport services, and health-care support .

Academically, the college functions on a semester system, with rigorous internal assessments and attendance requirements (at least 75%). The curriculum balances theory with professional training—offering mock trials, law literacy programs (through NSS), seminars, and both online/offline research initiatives .

Faculty includes a principal with an LL.M. degree and a team of skilled lecturers, ensuring a focused, interactive learning environment . Student life is enriched through NSS, legal aid camps, seminars, and legal literacy drives that foster social responsibility