Legal education in India has its vast history as it flourished at the time of British rule on the basis of western education system. There were many Indian institutions which follow the western education pattern for different disciplines
in national institutions. Legal education is one among them which provides efficient program outcome for serving the interest of society. But at that time we have only three year law courses which were required graduation as prerequisite
for enrollment in law education mostly in BA LLB Colleges in Delhi NCR.

Later on five year integrated law courses were introduced which are based upon various different disciplines. These courses are structured on integrated graduation subjects like commerce, science, arts, technology, management and others. They provide students with integrated law courses with other disciplines of their choice.

Various central, state, and private universities offering five year law courses mostly in Delhi and surrounding regions. Some of these universities also offering several self-financed programs in legal education. These universities conduct their entrance examination to enroll students in these courses. However on the other side national law universities govern by states also providing these types of self-financed integrated law courses which provide an efficient
program outcome for the same. These institutions generally in each state are autonomous in character and run their administration by self-made rules and policies.

However all the law college in India irrespective of their character are regulated by the bar council of India which provides certain standards to be followed by these institutions. Generally these courses are meant to serve the interest of students who pursue legal education along with other disciplines of their choice. Now in Delhi and other surrounding regions several law colleges provides these courses which attract students at early stage just after completing their senior secondary education which is also beneficial for them.