Geeta Institute of Law - 2026

About

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Geeta Institute of Law is a premier private law college located on GT Road, Panipat, Haryana, about a 50-minute drive from Delhi, India. Established in 2007 under the K.R. Education Society, GIL is affiliated with Kurukshetra University and approved by the Bar Council of India. It offers legal programs designed to shape competent legal professionals with strong ethical values.

GIL provides a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including BA LL.B (Hons.), BBA LL.B (Hons.), LL.B (3 years), and LL.M (2 years). The institute’s teaching approach includes lecture discussion, case law analysis, moot court training, internships, and placement support. Students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical legal skills throughout their academic journey.

The college places strong emphasis on practical legal training and research, organizing seminars, workshops, legal writing sessions, and clinical courses. GIL has active moot court and legal aid programs that prepare students for real-world legal challenges. These initiatives help build confidence, advocacy skills, and professional readiness for the competitive legal environment.

As part of the Geeta Group of Institutions, GIL benefits from a legacy of quality education and robust academic culture. With experienced faculty, strong industry connections, and comprehensive legal resources, the institute ensures a holistic learning environment. Graduates are equipped to advance in law firms, judiciary services, corporate legal departments, or higher legal research.

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College Award & Ranking

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1. Awards & Recognitions

- - GIL was ranked 4th among Top Outstanding Law Schools of Excellence in the CSR Law School Survey 2023 — a notable national recognition for legal education quality.
  - In earlier years, the institute also received rankings for excellence from GHRDC and BW Legal World, highlighting its regional academic standing.

2. National & Institutional Rankings

- - According to the IIRF (Indian Institutional Ranking Framework) Rankings 2025, GIL achieved 3rd rank among law colleges in Haryana and 47th rank among law colleges across India.
  - India Today and Outlook surveys have also previously placed GIL among respected law institutions (e.g., around mid-range national ranks in 2021–22).

3. Other Achievements

- - The institute is regularly featured in surveys and rankings that assess private law schools’ overall academic quality, infrastructure, and student outcomes.
  - GIL also hosts national moot court competitions and legal fests, which are competitive events that contribute to its reputation in legal education.

Training & Internships

GIL has a dedicated Internship and Placement Cell that works throughout the year to help students gain practical exposure and career opportunities. This cell links students with law firms, corporate legal departments, NGOs, courts, and senior advocates, ensuring they get internships and placements that match their interests and career goals.

Practical Training and Exposure

The internship program is designed to supplement classroom learning with real‑world legal experience. Students typically take up internships between semesters so they can interact with legal professionals and work on live assignments, legal research, client matters, draft pleadings, and courtroom procedures.

Structured Support & Networking

The cell also organizes internship fairs, industry interface sessions, and legal luminary interaction events that help students build professional networks and receive guidance from experienced practitioners and recruiters. It serves as a bridge between students and potential employers.

Academia-Industry Connect

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Academic‑Industry Collaborations & MOUs

Geeta Institute of Law has established formal collaborations and Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with prominent legal and professional bodies to strengthen academic‑industry engagement. These include partnerships with District Legal Services Authority (Panipat), India’s top law firm Shardul Amarchand & Mangal Das, Indian Institute of Arbitration & Mediation, University of Colombo (Sri Lanka), and Indian Society of International Law, New Delhi.

Professional & Global Connects

The institute’s collaborations extend to Reva School of Law and RGNLU, Patiala, and Sahodri Foundation, enhancing opportunities for joint programs, workshops, and academic exchanges that link legal education with real‑world practice. These global and national partnerships help students experience diverse legal systems and professional practices.

Industry‑Focused Events

GIL regularly organizes seminars, expert lectures, and industry sessions that bring practitioners and legal professionals onto campus. Through these forums, students gain exposure to current industry issues, professional insights, and networking opportunities which bridge theoretical learning with practice.

Structured Engagements

The institute’s academic vision emphasizes fostering synergies between education and the legal profession, aiming to forge strategic alliances with legal industry bodies and strengthen ties with professional societies for enhanced career pathways and placements.

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Industry Projects

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Project‑Based Learning & Research Integration

GIL includes project assignments as a core teaching method alongside lectures, case law analysis, moot courts, and legal research. These projects involve legal research, drafting, and analysis tied to contemporary law topics, helping students tie academic learning to real legal issues.

Legal Aid & Field Projects

Through the Centre for Legal Aid Services, students actively participate in legal awareness camps, rural outreach, and community services in coordination with authorities like the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA). These programs act as real‑world project work that cultivates social legal practice and client‑interaction skills.

Internships as Industry Project Work

GIL’s Internship and Placement Cell teams up with law firms, senior advocates, courts, and NGOs so students engage in internships that double as industry projects, such as working on case filings, pleadings, and legal documentation under practitioners at the Supreme Court of India and Punjab & Haryana High Court.

Seminars & Collaborative Projects

The college also organizes national/international seminars and research workshops (e.g., the International Seminar on Law in the Age of Disruption) where students can contribute papers, research findings, and project submissions on multidisciplinary legal themes alongside academics and practitioners.

Scholarships

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GIL offers scholarships based on performance in the Geeta Law Admission Test (GLAT) — the institute’s own entry exam. Higher GLAT scores earn larger tuition fee waivers:

- - - 95%–100%: 100% tuition fee waiver
    - 90%–94.99%: 50% waiver
    - 80%–89.99%: 40% waiver
    - 70%–79.99%: 30% waiver
    - 60%–69.99%: 10% waiver

2. Merit‑Based Scholarships

Separate from GLAT, GIL also gives scholarships based on qualifying exam marks (Class 12th or equivalent):

- - - 95% or above: 100% tuition fee waiver
    - 90–94.99%: 50% waiver
    - 80–89.99%: 40% waiver
    - 70–79.99%: 30% waiver
    - 60–69.99%: 10% waiver

3. Special Scholarships & Awards

In addition to GLAT and qualifying exam scholarships, GIL also has special merit benefits, such as:

- - - Scholarships for top scorers in GLAT
    - Discounts or fee support for outstanding academic performers as per institute policy.

FAQs

1. What is Geeta Institute of Law (GIL)?
Geeta Institute of Law is a private law college located in Panipat, Haryana. It is affiliated with Kurukshetra University and approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI), offering undergraduate and postgraduate law programs.

2. When was GIL established?
GIL was established in 2007 under the K.R. Education Society to provide quality legal education and professional training.

3. What law courses does GIL offer?
GIL offers BA LL.B (Hons.), BBA LL.B (Hons.) (both 5‑year integrated programs), LL.B (3 years), and LL.M (2 years).

4. How can I take admission to GIL?
Admissions are done through the Geeta Law Admission Test (GLAT) and/or merit in qualifying exams such as 10+2 for integrated law courses.

5. Does GIL have hostels?
Yes — GIL provides separate boys’ and girls’ hostels with mess, Wi‑Fi, gym, recreation facilities, and security.

6. What sports and extracurricular facilities are available?
The campus has sports grounds (like basketball, volleyball, badminton), a gymnasium, table tennis, moot court spaces, cultural rooms, and an auditorium.

7. Is there a library and computer lab?
Yes — GIL has a well‑stocked law library with books, national and international journals, and a computer lab with internet access for research and academic work.

8. Does GIL provide internships?
Yes — GIL’s Internship & Placement Cell arranges internships with law firms, courts, advocates, NGOs, and corporates throughout the course.

9. What is the placement record?
Recent placement reports show companies visiting campus with offers up to around ₹6 LPA, and many students placed in law firms, corporate legal teams, and legal consultancies.

10. Are scholarships available?
Yes — scholarships are provided based on GLAT scores and qualifying exam merit, with tuition fee waivers ranging from 10% to 100% for high performers.

11. Does GIL have national rankings or awards?
GIL has been recognized in surveys like CSR Law School Survey and other national/institutional rankings, though it’s not currently in the official NIRF list.

12. Where is GIL located?
The college is located on GT Road, Panipat, Haryana – 132101, India. Contact details and campus info are available on the official site.

13. Is GIL co‑educational?
Yes — GIL accepts both male and female students for all programs.

College Info

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Education Loan

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Medicial Facilities

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Boys Hostel

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Girls Hostel

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Estd. Year

Geeta Institute of Law was established in 2007
Gender Accepted

both male and female students are accepted
Approved By

Bar Council of India (BCI), New Delhi , Affiliated to Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

Some of our top alumni

Shanu Sharma Selected as SUNNAMUSK, UK @36 LPA
Rashi Saluja Legal Associate at ACCENTURE
Pulkit Malhotra HCS HARYANA
Nandini Verma Legal Officer IIFL Home Finance Ltd.
Siddharth Pahal Legal Consultant Sport Authority of India
Partibha Chauhan Analyst-Legal & Compliance @ WIPRO
Vidhan Sood HOD, Legal and Business Development, Inboxe Services LLP
Chirag Chandna Senior Executive Legal Action Construction Equipment Limited, Faridabad
Kajal Dewan Advocate High Court of Delhi New Delhi

Courses Available

Course Information

Fee Structure 2026–27

Courses	Fee per Sem (INR)	Duration (Years)
LL.M.	37,500	2
LL.B.	49,500	3
BBA.LL.B. (Hons.)	90,000	5
BA.LL.B.	87,000	5

Note: The above fee includes Tuition fees, Development Fees, and Establishment fees, except Examination Charges of each semester.

Other Charges

Particulars	Amount (INR)
Registration Fee (One Time)	1,500
Uniform (One Time) – for BA.LL.B., BBA.LL.B., LL.B.	9,000

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Faculty

Leadership & Senior Faculty
- - - Dr. Subhash Kumar Mittal – Principal; Ph.D., NET qualified with extensive experience in legal education, research, seminars, moot courts, and academic leadership.
    - Dr. Prerna Dawar – Professor & Director (Training) with 20+ years of teaching experience; has contributed widely to teacher training, research, and curriculum design.
    - Dr. Vikas Nandal – Assistant Professor & Assistant Registrar (Conduct) with expertise in sociology and research supervision.
    - Dr. Varsha – Assistant Professor with a research focus in economics related to law and several publications.
Teaching Faculty
- - - GIL has a large team of experienced law educators and researchers across various subjects:
    - Mr. Shubham Mehta – Assistant Professor (Constitutional & Administrative Law).
    - Ms. Ayna – Assistant Professor with specialization in criminal, commercial and cyber law.
    - Mr. Avesh Malik – Assistant Professor with focus on criminal law, human rights and national security.
    - Mr. Paras Batra – Assistant Professor of Law with corporate law background.
    - Ms. Parul – Assistant Professor involved with Placement & Internship Cell.
    - Mr. Yash Suri – Assistant Professor with research and teaching in political science & law.
    - Ms. Chinky Nanda – Assistant Professor & LL.M Program Head.
    - Ms. Neelam Ruhal – Assistant Professor with interests in constitutional and international law.
    - Mr. Divyanshu Chaudhary – Assistant Professor and research contributor.
    - Mr. Sahil Kumar – Assistant Professor with advocacy experience.
    - Ms. Jyoti Pathania – Assistant Professor in business law and property law.
    - Ms. Bhavika Sehgal – Assistant Professor with computer science background.
    - Ms. Yogita – Teaching & Research Associate with publications in constitutional law.

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General Contact Info for Faculty/Administration
1. 1. 1. Office Address: Geeta Institute of Law, Opposite DPS Panipat City, GT Road, Panipat, Haryana – 132101, India
    2. Phone: +91 9729970000, +91 9996033743
    3. Email (General/Admissions): [email protected]
    4. Delhi Office: 788, 7th Floor, Aggarwal Cyber Plaza‑2, Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura, Delhi – 110034 (Phone: +91 8684891000)
Key Faculty Members & Roles
1. 1. 1. Dr. Subhash Kumar Mittal – Principal (LLB, LLM, Ph.D.; UGC‑NET qualified), experienced in company law, drafting and pleading.
    2. Dr. Prerna Dawar – Director (Training) and Professor, with over 20+ years teaching and research experience.
    3. Dr. Vikas Nandal – Assistant Registrar & In‑Charge, Exam Cell; UGC‑NET qualified.
    4. Dr. Varsha – Assistant Professor in Economics & Law integration.
    5. Mr. Shubham Mehta – Assistant Professor (Constitutional & Administrative Law).
    6. Ms. Ayna – Assistant Professor (Criminal, Commercial & Cyber Law).
    7. Mr. Avesh Malik – Assistant Professor (Criminal Law & Human Rights).
    8. Mr. Paras Batra – Assistant Professor (Corporate & Commercial Law).
    9. Ms. Parul – Assistant Professor & Placement/Internship Cell member (Constitutional, Family & International Law).

Infrastructure

GIL’s campus is equipped with well‑furnished air‑conditioned classrooms that include modern teaching aids such as LCD projectors to facilitate effective learning and interactive discussions. Along with regular lecture rooms, the institute has dedicated conference halls and seminar spaces for academic events and workshops.

Library & IT Facilities

The law school boasts a comprehensive library with a large collection of books, bound volumes of law reports, national and international journals, magazines, and newspapers. It also provides access to e‑resources and legal research databases that support students’ academic and research needs.
An IT lab/computer lab is available on campus with more than 30+ computers, internet access, and multimedia facilities, helping students with research, project work, and online learning.

Practical Training Facilities

GIL includes a Moot Court Room designed to simulate real courtroom environments for moot court competitions, advocacy practice, and legal training. This facility helps students develop practical legal and litigation skills as part of experiential learning.

Student Amenities

The institute provides separate boys’ and girls’ hostels with modern amenities, mess services, Wi‑Fi connections, and recreation spaces. Students also have access to a fully equipped gymnasium, sports grounds and courts, secure campus‑wide Wi‑Fi, transport facilities, and a cafeteria for meals and social interaction.

Medical Facilities

Geeta Institute of Law, being part of the Geeta Group of Institutions, benefits from basic medical support systems ensured through campus infrastructure and hostel services. While the official GIL website doesn’t list a full medical centre, the hostel provisions include access to basic health‑care support and first‑aid facilities for students. This typically includes onsite first‑aid supplies, immediate assistance for minor health needs, and rapid response support in coordination with nearby hospitals or clinics in Panipat whenever medical attention beyond first‑aid is required.

Additionally, the broader Geeta Group campus infrastructure prioritizes student well‑being by arranging medical transport services for emergencies and ensuring that hostel residents can be taken quickly to nearby health care facilities when needed. These provisions are part of the campus’s overall welfare and safety measures designed for both academic and residential students.

Entertainment Facilities

Cafeteria (Student Lounge & Social Area):
The campus cafeteria offers a relaxed space where students can eat snacks, drinks, and meals between classes. It’s a popular place for students to socialise, relax and recharge during breaks.
Moot Court & Legal Events:
GIL has a vibrant Moot Court Society that organises national and international moot court competitions, enabling students to practise advocacy, court etiquette, and legal research as part of extracurricular engagement.
Cultural & Techno Events (Festivals):
According to official campus highlights, cultural‑techno fests are held each semester, offering music, performances, and entertainment beyond academics. These events enhance campus life and student engagement.

Indoor & Outdoor Sports:
The institute supports sports like table tennis, badminton, basketball, and football with dedicated courts and fields, giving students outlets for recreation and fitness. It complements gym facilities for overall wellness.
Seminars, Guest Lectures & Expert Interactions:
Regularly organised expert talks, conferences, and seminars by legal professionals not only contribute to academics but also act as interactive, engaging entertainment‑styled learning experiences for students.
Auditorium Space:
GIL has a spacious auditorium used for guest lectures, panel discussions, cultural events, competitions, and special programs that enrich campus life.
Social Clubs & Activities:
Student clubs such as the Moot Court Society and Internship & Placement Club offer structured social and skill‑based activities that help students mingle, network, and enjoy collective events.

Infrastructure

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Library

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Hostel

Separate Boys’ & Girls’ Hostels
Geeta Institute of Law provides well‑designed separate hostel buildings for boys and girls, offering a comfortable and secure residential environment for outstation and local students alike. Both hostels are structured to support academic focus and recreational life on campus.

Mess & Daily Living Facilities
Each hostel has its own mess facility that serves good and hygienic food for students staying on campus. Meals are organized in a clean dining space to ensure proper nutrition and convenience, supporting hostel residents throughout the academic year.

Connectivity, Recreation & Security
Hostel facilities include LAN and Wi‑Fi connectivity throughout the accommodation areas, helping students with study and research. There’s also a well‑equipped gym and table tennis table for recreation. Security is taken seriously — hostels are equipped with fire sprinklers, alarms, smoke detectors, and resident staff to ensure safety and smooth functioning.

Hostel Charges (Annual)
• AC‑3 sharing: ₹113,000
• AC‑4 sharing: ₹98,000
• Non‑AC‑3 sharing: ₹98,000
• Non‑AC‑4 sharing: ₹83,000

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Top Alumni

Shanu Sharma Selected as SUNNAMUSK, UK @36 LPA
Rashi Saluja Legal Associate at ACCENTURE
Pulkit Malhotra HCS HARYANA
Nandini Verma Legal Officer IIFL Home Finance Ltd.
Siddharth Pahal Legal Consultant Sport Authority of India
Partibha Chauhan Analyst-Legal & Compliance @ WIPRO
Vidhan Sood HOD, Legal and Business Development, Inboxe Services LLP
Chirag Chandna Senior Executive Legal Action Construction Equipment Limited, Faridabad
Kajal Dewan Advocate High Court of Delhi New Delhi

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Training & internships

GIL has a dedicated Internship and Placement Cell that works throughout the year to help students gain practical exposure and career opportunities. This cell links students with law firms, corporate legal departments, NGOs, courts, and senior advocates, ensuring they get internships and placements that match their interests and career goals.