N. S. Soti Law College - NSSLC Sangli - NSSLC

The Latthe Education Society, the parent body of the Narayandas Sarwottamdas Law College was established in 1951 with the object, of providing facilities for the education in various faculties one among which was legal education. In pursuance of that object this college was established in June 1969 with the active, sincere and kind Co-operation of the members of Sangli and Taluka Bar Association. The college was started as an evening college with "Three year law course". An eminent and renowned lawyer of this area Advocate, K.A. Chougule graced the chair of Principal. He is our founder Principal. As there was no grant from the Government our college was not having full time lecturers. All the renowned advocates of Sangli were kind enough and extended their great Co-operation as teaching faculty of this institute as Honorary lecturers. In this new era of rapid development, old ideas in all sciences are being modified and new concepts are being established in every field of life. The legal field is not an exception. Accordingly, curriculum of the course has to be revised so that the law student would be conversant with the latest trends and developments, keeping this in view, five year law course was introduced by the bar council of India from June 1983 after the completion of higher secondary school certificate examination (10+2). Our college also started this 5-year law course from the same year when Bar Council of India introduced it. Both the three-year law course and five-year law course are running simultaneously. Our college authorities took into consideration the needs of changing society and persons wanting to be professionals in taxation laws, we introduced a diploma course known as "Diploma in Income tax and Sales tax" from the academic year 1984-85. It is a self-financing course. Right from the beginning there is excellent response for this diploma of one-year duration. For last two years we are compelled to close the admission as our seats limitation is coming to an end according to the rules of the Shivaji University.