Can you tell me the contact detail and contact number of all the Branches of National Law School of India University (NLSIU) in India as I want to check if it has its Branch in my city as well?

As per my knowledge, of National Law School of India University (NLSIU) has no Branch. Its Head office is in Bangalore and its contact detail is as follows:

National Law School of India University
P.O. Bag 7201, Nagarbhavi,
Bangalore - 560 072
Karnnataka, India

Phone: UNIVERSITY EPABX
+91 80 2321 3160
+91 80 2316 0532
+91 80 2316 0533
+91 80 2316 0535

Fax
F: +91 80 23160534

EMAIL
registrar@nls.ac.in


It was ranked first on both the Outlook India Top 10 Law Colleges of 2011 and Mint Top 15 Law Colleges of 2009, first on the India Today India's Best law Colleges 2012. and also ranked No. 1 in Careers360 ranking of top law schools in India 2016.

Academics

Undergraduate

It offers undergraduates a five-year integrated B.A./LL.B. programme which, upon completion, qualifies the student to sit for the bar to practice law in India.

The undergraduate B.A./LL.B. curriculum at NLSIU consists of a mix of social science and legal subjects.

In the first two years, one attends courses on history, political science, sociology and economics alongside standard legal subjects, such as torts, contracts and constitutional law.

In the latter three years, legal subjects dominate the curriculum. One is selected by merit through the nationally-administered Common Law Admission Test (CLAT).

Postgraduate

It offers both coursework and research degrees at the postgraduate level. The LL.M. is a one-year coursework degree. The M.Phil., LL.D. and/or Ph.D. degrees, aim at producing leading research scholars in all forms of legal academic pursuit, from legal history to jurisprudence.

So, postgraduate students are designated Research Scholars by the school. For LL.M. postgraduate students, NLSIU presently offers two lines of specialization: Business Law and Human Rights Law.

There are currently 25 seats for Human Rights Law and 25 seats for Business Law. Two seats are reserved for foreign nationals.