Vivek College of Law, Bijnor

Vivek College of Law in Bijnor, founded in 2003 and affiliated with MJPRU (Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University), Bareilly, stands as a well-established private law institution approved by the Bar Council of India . Located along the Moradabad‑Bijnor highway in the Agri area, the campus offers a green, spacious atmosphere enriched by proximity to the Ganges .

The college provides two primary programs: a three-year LLB and a five-year integrated BA‑LLB—each with 180 seats—and a two-year LLM in specializations such as Corporate Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, IPR, and Human Rights, admitting 60 students . Eligibility for the LLB requires a graduate degree (45% cutoff), while the BA‑LLB demands 45% in Class 12; admissions are determined by MJPRU entrance testing or merit list, with some management seats available .

The fee structure is affordable: ₹13,500 per year for both BA‑LLB (₹67,500 total) and LLB (₹40,500 total) .

Infrastructure is well-rounded, including a library with over 10,000 books, national/international journals, and online access; ICT-enabled classrooms; moot court hall; computer labs; auditorium; sports facilities; canteen; boys’ and girls’ hostels; Wi‑Fi; transport; medical support .

Campus life is described as balanced—serious in academics and yet supportive—earning an average student rating of 4.0/5, with particular praise for faculty (5/5), infrastructure (4.3/5), placements (3.6/5), and student life (4.0/5) . Reviews highlight powerful academics and decent placement support, though mentions note some limitations like hostel reliance on PGs .

Beyond teaching, the college emphasizes practical training—hosting workshops, conferences, guest lectures, national/international seminars, moot courts, legal literacy camps, and academic tours . The principal, Dr. Rajeev Chaudhary, leads with a vision focused on discipline, moral values, and holistic development