Messages from the leadership.
The Bhuvana Jyothi Education Trust and the institute’s principal on what the college stands for and who it is for.

Law for rural students.
“We opened the institute so that rural students could also study law.”
Five teachers founded the trust, and since 2004 it has run a CBSE residential school for Classes 5 to 10 that serves students from across Karnataka.
In 2024 the trust established the Institute of Legal Studies, and more than sixty students joined in the first year. The institute is recognised by Karnataka State Law University and approved by the Bar Council of India.
We hired experienced law faculty and hold weekly guest lectures by legal experts. Students have a large playground, a library of over 2,500 law books, a computer room, a moot court, a legal aid cell and separate hostels for boys and girls. Yoga, sports, music, dance and Yakshagana training complete campus life.

Visit the campus.
“I invite all aspirant students to visit our campus.”
The institute was established in 2024 by the Bhuvana Jyothi Education Trust, is affiliated to Karnataka State Law University, Hubballi, and is approved by the Bar Council of India.
Students learn from experienced faculty through value-based teaching, ICT, certificate programmes and extracurricular activities that build brotherhood, teamwork, professionalism, empathy and a spirit of service.
The campus has a hostel, canteen, playground and a library with books, journals and online access to legal materials. Moot courts, law firm visits, workshops and expert talks give practical exposure.
The trust.
The trust’s office-bearers include Sri. Raghavendra Prabhu as President, Mr. R Prashanth D’Souza as Secretary, Smt. Latha A as Treasurer and Mr. Prashanth N as Correspondent of the institute.

