Institute

Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research

New Delhi, Delhi · Deemed · Est. 2018

Also known as HILSR, HILSR Jamia Hamdard, School of Law, Jamia Hamdard

About Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research

Jamia Hamdard’s law school, set up in 2018 with Bar Council of India approval, offers a five-year BA LLB, a two-year LLM and PhD in law.

The Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research (HILSR) is the law school of Jamia Hamdard, a deemed university at Hamdard Nagar in south Delhi. It was set up in 2018 with the approval of the Bar Council of India. Its main course is the five-year integrated BA LLB, with 120 seats for students who have passed Class 12 with at least 50% marks. Law graduates can take the two-year LLM, which has 20 seats each in constitutional law and commercial law. Candidates holding an LLM with at least 55% marks can apply for a PhD in law under the university’s PhD ordinance. The institute shares the university campus, library and student facilities.

Courses and fees

CourseModeDurationSeatsFee per yearTotal fee
Integrated Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws Full-time 5 yrs 120 — —
Master of Laws Full-time 2 yrs 40 — —
Doctor of Philosophy Full-time — — — —

Tuition fees as published by the college for the fee year shown. Hostel, mess and exam fees are extra unless stated.

Admission

Admission through: Entrance test, Merit

Admission to Jamia Hamdard programmes is handled centrally by the university each year. Applicants read the Prospectus 2026-27 on the university website for eligibility, the selection basis (entrance test, national test score or merit, as set for each programme) and dates, and then apply online through the university admission portal (ums.jamiahamdard.ac.in). Selection lists and admission notices are posted on the Admissions 2026 page.

Typical eligibility

The college may set higher cut-offs. Check its prospectus.

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Facilities

  • Library

Where these courses lead

Law

Lawyer

Minimum: UG

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Education

Professor

Minimum: PG

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Media

Journalist

Minimum: UG

Journalists find, check and report news and stories for newspapers, TV, radio and digital media. Many study journalism and mass communication after…

Science & Research

Research Scientist

Minimum: PG

Research scientists plan and run experiments to discover new knowledge or solve practical problems. In India most enter research through a master's…

Agriculture

Agricultural Scientist

Minimum: PG

Agricultural scientists research crops, soil, livestock and farming methods to raise yields and help farmers. The usual route is a four-year B.Sc…

Technology

Data Scientist

Minimum: UG

Data scientists collect and study large amounts of data to find patterns and help organisations make decisions. They use statistics, programming and…

Healthcare

Doctor

Minimum: UG

Doctors examine, diagnose and treat patients. In India you need an MBBS degree, a 12-month compulsory rotating internship and registration with the…

Healthcare

Dentist

Minimum: UG

Dentists diagnose and treat problems of the teeth, gums and mouth. In India you need a BDS degree and must register with…

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Frequently asked questions

How many BA LLB seats does HILSR have?

120 seats in the five-year integrated BA LLB.

What is the minimum Class 12 score for BA LLB?

Class 12 with at least 50% marks, as stated by the institute.

Which LLM specialisations are offered?

Constitutional Law and Commercial Law, with 20 seats each.

Who approved the institute?

It was set up in 2018 with Bar Council of India approval.

Sources

Information verified on 25 Oct 2026

  1. Jamia Hamdard - Home · Official site, accessed 25 Oct 2026
  2. Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research (HILSR) · Official site, accessed 25 Oct 2026