Quaid e Azam Law College, Lahore
Quaid-e-Azam Law College (QLC) Lahore was established in 1987.It was the first Law College in the private sector of Punjab. Chadhary Muhammad Saleem (Founder) and Ch. Muhammad Younus (chairman) commenced the academic and administrative responsibilities. QLC is affiliated with University of the Punjab. The college offers LLB degree which is accredited by Pakistan Bar Council.
QLC is the only law college in the private sector which has a balanced faculty which consists of foreign qualified and leading practicing lawyers of the Supreme Court and retired judges of superior courts in its faculty core.
Website: https://qlc.edu.pk/
Pakistan Law College, Lahore
In January 1996, Pakistan College of Law was founded. In September 1996, it became affiliated with the University of Punjab. The college is located in New Garden Town, Lahore, at 46-A Tipu Block. The College is managed by a non-profit organisation in the private sector.
Pakistan College of Law has evolved steadily since its start, achieving top rankings in university outcomes, international linkage programmes, certificate courses, and remarkable student performance in international forums. All of these accomplishments have elevated PCL to the top law school in the country. The depth of our curriculum, an impressive intellectual community of teachers and academics augmented by visiting professors, and frequent participation by Bar members are what distinguish PCL Programs.
Website: http://pcl.edu.pk/
National Law College, Lahore
Since 1988, National Law College has been one of the first law schools in the country, providing valuable legal education. It is an institution that defines the future of legal education, and we strive to provide a quality learning environment for our students, as evidenced by the large number of outstanding alumni working as distinguished lawyers, judges, and officials in a variety of sectors.
Prof. Zill I Atif, who has previously headed institutions such as Quaid-i-Azam Law College, Lahore, Punjab Law College, Lahore, and Faculty of Law at Government College University, Faisalabad, is currently the college’s president. Prof. Zill I Atif has studied and taught law on three continents and has previously headed institutions such as Quaid-i-Azam Law College, Lahore, Punjab Law College, Lahore, and Faculty of Law.
Website: https://www.nationallawcollege.edu.pk/
Punjab Law, College, Lahore
Punjab Law College is a Pakistani law school. Mian Amer Mehmood is its chairman (former Mayor of Lahore). The college is centred in Lahore, with campuses around Punjab.
Punjab Law College Lahore has the distinction of being the country’s first private law school. It was founded on October 1, 1987, under the umbrella of the ‘Islamic Commerce Educational Society (Regd)’. The goal was to provide high-quality legal education, with a focus on the concept of Islamic justice and its application in Pakistan. [1]
The University of Punjab granted the College registration and permanent affiliation by letter No.27/4-88/590/94 dated 12 April 1988 and letter No.1862/P dated 3 September 1988, respectively.
Website: http://plc.edu.pk/faculty_LahoreCampus.php
Allama Iqbal Law College, Sialkot
Allama Iqbal Law College in Sialkot is a private college that offers law courses for the academic year 2021-2022. Allama Iqbal Law College in Sialkot is now accepting applications for its five-year LLB programme. The college has been delivering legal education for the past 29 years and has produced a number of excellent lawyers. HEC Islamabad requires that applicants take the HEC Law Assessment LAT test in order to be admitted to the LLB programme. It is necessary for a student to have a 45 percent grade in their intermediate degree programme and pass the LAT HEC Test. Students of both genders are eligible to apply.
Benefits of Allama Iqbal Law College include: transportation across Sialkot, a laboratory, and a library.
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