05Law
Tatyasaheb Kore College of Law
The three-year LL.B. degree, taught on campus.
A law college affiliated to the University of Mumbai and recognised by the Bar Council of India, teaching the graduate-entry, three-year LL.B. since 2025.
About the college
A law degree without leaving the district.
Tatyasaheb Kore College of Law is dedicated to excellence in legal education, professional competence and the development of responsible citizens. It teaches the three-year Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) on the Gurukul Shikshan Sankul campus, affiliated to the University of Mumbai and recognised by the Bar Council of India.
Students are encouraged to think critically, understand the law deeply and uphold the principles of justice. With an emphasis on academic excellence, practical exposure, legal research and professional ethics, the college prepares students for the evolving demands of the legal profession — through moot courts, seminars, workshops, legal awareness programmes and practical training.
It aims to nurture future advocates, judicial officers, legal professionals and socially conscious leaders, and aspires to become a centre of excellence in legal education and professional development.
- Programmes
- LL.B.
- Established
- 2025
- Affiliation
- University of Mumbai
- Approval
- Recognised by the Bar Council of India (BCI)
- Principal
- Mrs. Vishwash Panchal (In-charge Principal)
- Campus
- Gurukul Shikshan Sankul, Asangaon
- College code
- 1328
- College phone
- +91 93701 94313
- College email
- tatyasahebkorelaw@gmail.com
Vision & Mission
Vision and mission
Vision
To emerge as a center of excellence in legal education by nurturing competent, ethical, and socially responsible legal professionals who uphold constitutional values, promote justice, safeguard human rights, and contribute meaningfully to national development through knowledge, integrity, and service.
Mission
- 01To provide quality legal education that integrates academic excellence with practical legal training and professional ethics.
- 02To develop competent advocates, judicial officers, legal researchers, academicians, and public leaders equipped to address contemporary legal challenges.
- 03To promote constitutional values, the Rule of Law, social justice, and respect for human rights through teaching, research, and community engagement.
- 04To strengthen clinical legal education through moot courts, legal aid clinics, internships, legal literacy programmes, and experiential learning.
- 05To encourage research, innovation, critical thinking, and lifelong learning in emerging areas of law and technology.
- 06To empower students, particularly from rural, tribal, and underserved communities, by providing accessible and inclusive legal education.
- 07To cultivate leadership, professionalism, environmental responsibility, and a spirit of public service among students for the betterment of society.
Programme
Bachelor of Laws
LL.B.
The three-year law degree, open to graduates of any discipline, covering constitutional law, contracts, criminal law, procedure and professional practice. Admission is through the MAH-LL.B. 3 Years CET and the CET Cell’s Centralised Admission Process (CAP).
- Level
- Undergraduate degree (graduate entry)
- Duration
- 3 years, full time
- Intake
- 60 (sanctioned)
- Eligibility
- A bachelor’s degree in any discipline
- Affiliation
- University of Mumbai
- Approval
- Bar Council of India (BCI)
- Fees
- As per the fee structure approved by the Fees Regulating Authority (FRA), MaharashtraFees Regulating Authority, Maharashtra (opens in a new tab)
Eligibility
Who can apply.
- Bachelor of Laws
- A bachelor’s degree in any discipline
Eligibility is set by the regulating authority and the affiliating university, and may be revised each year. Please confirm your eligibility with the admissions office before applying.
Check eligibility on the Admissions pageDistinctive strengths
What the college stands for.
Academic excellence
A strong focus on quality legal education, conceptual understanding and academic achievement.
Practical legal exposure
Practical experience through moot courts, legal aid activities, court visits, seminars and workshops.
Professional development
Developing confident, skilled and ethically responsible future legal professionals.
Student-centric learning
A supportive academic environment that encourages critical thinking, communication skills, research and active participation.
Values of justice & integrity
Constitutional values, equality, justice, discipline and professional ethics.
Holistic student development
Along with academics, students take part in cultural, sports, social and extracurricular activities.
Career-oriented education
Guidance towards careers in advocacy, judiciary, corporate law, legal research, government services and other legal fields.
Social responsibility
Students learn their role in society and contribute to legal awareness, access to justice and community welfare.
Admission process
Admission to the LL.B. 3 Years.
Admission to the three-year LL.B. is conducted through the Maharashtra State CET Cell and its Centralised Admission Process (CAP), as per the applicable rules and schedule.
Official websites
- 01
Appear for the MAH-LL.B. 3 Years CET
Students must appear for the MAH-LL.B. 3 Years CET 2026 conducted by the Maharashtra State CET Cell.
- 02
Merit list
Eligible students are considered for admission according to the CET merit list and applicable CAP rules.
- 03
College option form
Students register on the CET Cell portal and fill in their preferred college options.
- 04
College allotment
Seats are allotted on the basis of merit, preferences, category and availability of seats.
- 05
Admission confirmation
After allotment, students complete document verification, fee payment and admission confirmation through the CET Cell portal.
- 06
College reporting
Students report to the allotted college and complete the required admission formalities.
Documents
Keep the following documents ready for the CAP process and college admission, as applicable:
- MAH-LL.B. 3 Years CET 2026 scorecard / result
- CAP allotment letter
- CET Cell application / registration form
- SSC (10th) marksheet & certificate
- HSC (12th) marksheet & certificate
- Graduation marksheets — all years / semesters
- Graduation degree / passing certificate, if applicable
- Transfer Certificate (TC)
- Migration certificate, if applicable
- Domicile certificate, if applicable
- Nationality certificate / proof of nationality, if required
- Aadhaar card / valid government photo ID
- Passport-size photographs
- Caste certificate, if applicable
- Caste validity certificate, if applicable
- Non-creamy layer certificate, if applicable
- EWS certificate, if applicable
- PwD certificate, if applicable
- Gap certificate, if applicable
- Any other document required by the Maharashtra CET Cell or University of Mumbai
Check the official CET Cell website regularly for the latest 2026–27 admission notifications, CAP schedule, merit list, option form and document requirements.
Document requirements may vary with the student’s category, qualification, domicile status and the applicable admission rules — verify the latest requirements on the CET Cell portal before submitting documents. The admission process follows the applicable Maharashtra State CET Cell rules and University of Mumbai norms.
Scholarships
Government scholarships and freeships.
The college helps eligible students avail Government Scholarship and Freeship schemes. Students admitted through the CET Cell CAP process may apply for eligible schemes; benefits are provided according to category-wise Government rules.
How to apply
- Register on the MahaDBT portal.
- Select the scholarship scheme that applies to your category.
- Fill in the MahaDBT application form carefully.
- Upload all required documents with the application.
- The college verifies the submitted application and documents.
- Approved benefits are processed according to the applicable Government scheme.
- Check the MahaDBT portal regularly for updates and deadlines.
Documents usually needed
- Caste certificate and income certificate
- Caste validity and non-creamy layer certificates, where applicable
- Domicile certificate, Aadhaar and educational documents
- CAP allotment letter and admission-related documents
Eligibility may depend on category, income, domicile and other Government criteria.
Campus infrastructure
Labs, classrooms and campus.
A modern, disciplined and technology-enabled learning environment, designed to support academic excellence, practical legal skills and overall development.
Smart & spacious classrooms
Well-maintained, comfortable classrooms that support interactive teaching, discussions, presentations and collaborative learning.
Smart learning facilities
Technology-enabled teaching resources to enhance classroom learning and presentations.
Well-equipped library
Law books, reference materials, journals and other learning resources.
Moot court facility
A practical space to develop advocacy, pleading, argumentation and courtroom presentation skills through simulated court proceedings.
Computer & digital learning
Digital resources and computer facilities supporting legal research, academic assignments and online learning.
Legal research facilities
Legal databases, online resources, reference materials and research tools for strong analytical and research skills.
Seminar & presentation facilities
Facilities for guest lectures, seminars, workshops, conferences, debates and academic presentations.
Practical learning environment
Experiential learning through moot courts, legal awareness programmes, practical training, court visits and other academic activities.
Student activity areas
Spaces for cultural, social, extracurricular and student-development activities.
Sports & recreation
Sports and recreational activities as part of holistic development.
Safe & supportive environment
A disciplined and inclusive campus promoting learning, dignity, equality and student well-being.
Student-friendly atmosphere
Classrooms and facilities designed to encourage critical thinking, communication, confidence, professional ethics and academic excellence.
Curriculum
What you will study
The LL.B. follows the syllabus prescribed by the affiliating university. Core subjects include:
The detailed syllabus follows the prescriptions of the affiliating university and regulator.
Syllabus downloads- 01Constitutional law
- 02Law of contract
- 03Criminal law
- 04Civil and criminal procedure
- 05Law of torts
- 06Family and property law
- 07Jurisprudence
- 08Professional practice and ethics
Moot court
Learning to argue well.
In moot court exercises, students research a problem, draft written submissions and argue before a bench — learning the structure, preparation and composure that courtroom advocacy requires.
- Legal research
- Drafting memorials
- Oral advocacy
- Courtroom etiquette
Legal aid
Justice within reach.
Through legal aid and awareness activities, students help people in surrounding communities understand their rights and the ways to seek remedies — under the guidance of faculty.
Events and festivals
Through the year.
Academic, cultural, legal and social events give students the chance to learn, take part, celebrate and develop leadership, teamwork and communication skills.
- Independence Day & Republic Day celebrations
- Constitution Day and legal awareness programmes
- Teachers’ Day celebrations
- National Legal Services Day activities
- Moot court competitions and legal competitions
- Seminars, conferences and guest lectures
- Cultural events and annual gatherings
- Sports events and competitions
- Freshers’ and farewell programmes
- Women’s Day and women empowerment activities
- Legal literacy and social awareness programmes
- National and international days observances
- Workshops and student development programmes
- Educational visits and community outreach activities
These events create a vibrant campus environment and promote holistic student development.
Internships
Law as it is practised.
Internships with advocates, courts, legal aid bodies and organisations show students how the law works day to day — and help them decide where they want to practise.
Internship arrangements will be shared by the college. [Official information to be added]
Student life & activities
A community of future lawyers.
Education extends beyond the classroom. Students take part in academic, cultural, sports and social activities that build confidence, leadership, teamwork and professional skills.
- Moot court competitions to build practical advocacy and courtroom skills
- Debates and elocution to develop legal reasoning and effective communication
- Legal awareness programmes on rights and responsibilities
- Quiz competitions
- Seminars and workshops on current legal and social issues
- Cultural activities that encourage creativity and teamwork
- Sports and recreational activities
- Essay and poster competitions
- Social outreach activities
- University and other inter-collegiate events
- Active roles in college committees and events
Student life balances academic learning with practical legal activities, sports, cultural programmes and social initiatives — supporting each student’s overall personality and professional development.
Career opportunities
Where a law degree leads.
A law degree opens diverse careers across the legal, corporate, judicial, government and social sectors. The college helps students build the knowledge, skills and professional confidence a legal career needs.
Advocacy & legal practice
Practise as an advocate in courts and tribunals.
Judicial services
Prepare for competitive examinations for judicial positions.
Corporate law
Work as a legal advisor or corporate legal professional.
Legal consultancy
Provide legal advice and professional consultancy.
Government services
Legal positions in government departments and public bodies.
Legal research
Careers in legal research and policy development.
Law firms
Work with law firms and legal practices.
Banking & financial sector
Opportunities in banking, compliance and financial law.
Human rights & NGOs
Work in human rights, social justice and public welfare.
Legal process outsourcing
Opportunities in legal documentation and research.
Academics & teaching
Higher education and careers in legal academics.
Alternative dispute resolution
Mediation, arbitration and conciliation.
Public prosecution & legal services
Opportunities in prosecution and public legal services.
Entrepreneurship
Establish an independent legal practice or legal consultancy.
Faculty
Our faculty.
Teaching staff
Portrait to be addedMrs. Vishwash Panchal
In-charge Principal
B.A., LL.B., LL.M., pursuing Ph.D.
Criminal Law
- Portrait to be added
Mr. Vidyut More
Assistant Professor
LL.B., LL.M., pursuing Ph.D.
Environmental Law
Non-teaching staff
- Portrait to be added
Mr. Nikhil Nilesh Lade
Senior Clerk
B.Sc. IT
Administration
The complete faculty directory for Tatyasaheb Kore College of Law will be published here. [Official information to be added]
College schedule
College schedule and academic calendar.
The college follows the University of Mumbai academic calendar. The schedule may be revised according to the University calendar, examination requirements and the latest University notifications.
College schedule
| Activity | Schedule |
|---|---|
| ActivityCollege working days | ScheduleMonday to Saturday |
| ActivityLecture hours | ScheduleAs per the timetable |
| ActivityPractical / clinical activities | ScheduleAs per the academic schedule |
| ActivityMoot court activities | ScheduleAs per the department schedule |
| ActivitySeminars & workshops | ScheduleAs notified by the college |
| ActivityLegal aid activities | ScheduleAs per the Legal Aid Clinic schedule |
| ActivitySports & cultural activities | ScheduleAs per the annual schedule |
| ActivityExaminations | ScheduleAs per the University of Mumbai schedule |
| ActivityHolidays | ScheduleAs per the University / Government holiday calendar |
| ActivityOffice working hours | ScheduleAs notified by the college |
Check the college notice board and official communication channels for the latest timetable, academic activities and schedule updates.
Academic calendar
| Academic activity | Schedule |
|---|---|
| Academic activityCommencement of academic year | ScheduleAs per the University of Mumbai calendar |
| Academic activityAdmission & orientation | ScheduleAs per the CET Cell / University schedule |
| Academic activityRegular lectures | ScheduleAs per the college timetable |
| Academic activityMoot court & practical training | ScheduleThroughout the academic year |
| Academic activityLegal aid & awareness activities | ScheduleAs per the college schedule |
| Academic activitySeminars & workshops | ScheduleThroughout the academic year |
| Academic activityInternal assessments | ScheduleAs per the academic schedule |
| Academic activityUniversity examinations | ScheduleAs per the University of Mumbai schedule |
| Academic activityCultural & sports activities | ScheduleAs per the annual schedule |
| Academic activityEnd of academic year | ScheduleAs per the University calendar |
The academic calendar may be updated in line with the latest University of Mumbai notifications. Check the college notice board for updates.
Achievements
Our first year.
Tatyasaheb Kore College of Law commenced its academic journey in 2025. In its first year, the college has focused on building a disciplined and active academic environment.
Key achievements
| Area | Achievement |
|---|---|
| AreaAcademic excellence | AchievementRegular academic activities and examinations have been conducted systematically. |
| AreaExamination management | AchievementInternal and academic examination activities have been properly planned and conducted. |
| AreaMoot court | AchievementMoot court activities have been initiated to develop students’ advocacy and courtroom skills. |
| AreaSports | AchievementStudents have actively participated in sports and physical activities. |
| AreaStudent development | AchievementStudents have been encouraged to participate in academic and extracurricular activities. |
| AreaTeamwork | AchievementTeaching and non-teaching staff have worked together to support students and maintain academic discipline. |
| AreaPractical learning | AchievementStudents have been encouraged to gain practical exposure through legal and co-curricular activities. |
As a young institution, the college continues to build a strong foundation for academic excellence, practical legal training, sports, student activities and professional development.
Fee structure
Fees — as approved by the FRA.
The college follows the fee structure approved by the Fees Regulating Authority (FRA), Maharashtra State.
LL.B. 3 Years
| Particulars | Fees |
|---|---|
| ParticularsLL.B. 3 Years — First Year | FeesAs per FRA-approved fee |
| ParticularsLL.B. 3 Years — Second Year | FeesAs per FRA-approved fee |
| ParticularsLL.B. 3 Years — Third Year | FeesAs per FRA-approved fee |
Fees are as per the latest FRA-approved fee structure for the academic year. Refer to the official FRA notification and the college notice for the applicable fees.
Committees
College committees.
Contact numbers are given for staff members; student representatives can be reached through the college office.
Anti-Ragging Committee
Academic year 2026–27
Constituted at Tatyasaheb Kore College of Law, Asangaon (Ref. TKCL/31/2026, 27 August 2026) to prevent, monitor and take appropriate action against any form of ragging in the institution. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited. The committee meets at least twice in an academic year, and whenever required.
| Name | Designation | Contact number |
|---|---|---|
| NameMrs. Vishwash Panchal | DesignationPrincipal | Contact number81681 28179 |
| NameMs. Trupti Patil | DesignationRegistrar | Contact number96890 44956 |
| NameMr. Vidyut More | DesignationLecturer | Contact number90499 96400 |
| NameKrupa Maurya | DesignationStudent | Contact number— |
| NameGunwant Kadam | DesignationStudent | Contact number— |
Gallery
Inside Tatyasaheb Kore Law College
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Admissions
Join Tatyasaheb Kore Law College.
Register for the CET online, or visit the campus office at Asangaon, Monday to Saturday, 10:00–17:00. Call +91 92700 24242 for eligibility, hostel places and scholarships.
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