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    BCI Cracks Down on 9 Law Colleges Over Serious Deficiencies, Admissions Suspended

    Sansar Singh ChhikaraUpdated on 19 May 2026, 05:20 PM IST

    The Bar Council of India published an official notification barring 9 law colleges from admitting new students in the academic year starting from 2026-27. The decision has been taken after BCI received reports and materials regarding serious and glaring deficiencies observed during surprise inspections conducted by the High Level Surprise Inspection Team. This team was chaired by former Judges of High Courts and comprised eminent law academicians.

    BCI Cracks Down on 9 Law Colleges Over Serious Deficiencies, Admissions Suspended
    BCI Cracks Down on 9 Law Colleges Over Serious Deficiencies, Admissions Suspended

    The inspection findings were also examined and considered by the High Level Surprise Inspection Committee, chaired by a former Chief Justice of a High Court and Co-Chairman of the Legal Education Committee and the Standing Committee on Legal Education. Some of the colleges in the list included Sardar Patel Law College, CB Singh Law College, Rajiv Gandhi Vidhi Mahavidyalaya, Kautilya Law College and Abdul Razzaq Law College

    Surprise Inspections Found Serious Deficiencies

    The Bar Council of India barred these colleges from fresh admissions after finding deficiencies on surprise inspections. BCI further clarified that separate communications/letters shall be issued to the concerned institutions in due course, setting out the deficiencies and shortcomings found in their respective cases. The Bar Council said, “This notice is being issued in the larger interest of maintaining standards of legal education and to ensure that students and the general public are not misled or prejudiced.”

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    List of Colleges Prohibited for Law Admissions in 2026-27

    S. No.

    Name of College

    Location

    1

    Sardar Patel Law College

    Rajasthan

    2

    CB Singh Law College

    Uttar Pradesh

    3

    Rajiv Gandhi Vidhi Mahavidyalaya

    Rajasthan

    4

    Kautilya Law College

    Rajasthan

    5

    Abdul Razzaq Law College

    Uttar Pradesh

    6

    Veer Kunwar College of Law

    Uttar Pradesh

    7

    SGN Khalsa Law PG College

    Rajasthan

    8

    Rajesh Pandey College of Law

    Uttar Pradesh

    9

    Shri Gajendra Singh Smriti Vidhi Mahavidyalaya

    Uttar Pradesh

    Admissions Barred: What the BCI Notice Means for These Colleges

    In its notification, the BCI directed that the institutions included in the list shall not admit students in any law degree course for the Academic Session 2026–2027 and subsequent academic sessions until further notice. This list shall remain subject to revision, updating, inclusion, or deletion from time to time based on further inspection reports, materials received, and decisions taken by the competent body/bodies of the Bar Council of India. The institutes named in the list will also be shared notices mentioning their deficiency and shortcomings.

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