North India College of Law, Bijnor

North India College of Law (NICL), Bijnor takes shape as a modern legal institution situated on a sprawling 11‑acre campus in Nekpur (off Bundki Road, near Najibabad) in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh. Founded in 2014, it is affiliated with Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, and approved by the Bar Council of India .

NICL’s academic portfolio includes a three‑year LL.B. and a five‑year integrated B.A.–LL.B. program, each offering 120 seats. These programs blend comprehensive theoretical training with practical exposure through moot courts, workshops, and legal clinics . Admissions for the LL.B. rely primarily on merit, based on graduation marks (45–50% minimum, with relaxation for reserved categories), while the integrated course selects students via 10+2 scores .

Behind NICL's reputation lies infrastructure that supports holistic learning: modern classrooms, a library boasting over 25,000 volumes, well-equipped computer labs, moot court chambers, separate boys’ and girls’ hostels, a transport network, sports grounds, a 1,000-seat auditorium, cafeteria, gym, medical facilities, and Wi‑Fi connectivity across campus . Designed to evoke a serene and professional atmosphere, the campus fosters discipline and camaraderie.

The teaching faculty—approximately 23 members for around 236 enrolled students—combine academic expertise with legal practice, delivering a supportive mentor-to-student ratio . In-class learning is enriched by practical training, including regular moot court competitions, group discussions, aptitude-focused sessions, and guest lectures—aimed at grooming both legal thinkers and professional advocates .

NICL maintains an active placement and career development cell, facilitating internships, on-campus recruitment, and career counseling; while detailed placement statistics remain undocumented, the institution promotes employment-oriented pedagogy and vocational readiness .

Admission details reveal that for LL.B., candidates must hold an undergraduate degree with a minimum of 45–50% marks, and for the B.A.–LL.B., 10+2 graduates are eligible under similar grade criteria—intake is strictly merit-based . Fee structures are flexible, with payments accepted via multiple channels including demand draft, online banking, and card payments