Built for legal education — track the BCI 70% attendance norm, log moot court and internships, integrate your university's semester exams, and manage law-report library circulation. Admissions, fees and hostel, all on one platform.
Law college management software is an ERP built for LLB and integrated law programmes. It tracks the Bar Council of India 70% attendance norm, logs moot court participation and internships, integrates the affiliating university's semester exams, manages law-report library circulation, and handles fees and hostel — all on one platform.
What makes it law-specific is the plumbing other tools miss: the BCI attendance threshold surfaced per student, and a moot court and internship record for experiential learning. For the deep attendance engine, see CampusAlly Attendance.
This is the institution-type solution for law colleges — it owns the BCI-attendance, moot-court and law-library segment. The deep how-it-works for each module lives on its own feature page, and other institution types have their own dedicated solutions:
The same flow every law college follows — set it up once, then it keeps your attendance, moot court and internship records ready year-round.
Bring students, faculty and past results across, mapped to your three-year LLB and five-year integrated programmes.
Configure subject-wise attendance against the BCI 70% requirement, so eligibility is visible per student all semester.
Record moot court participation and practical-training internships, with supervisor sign-off, in each student's record.
Map subjects to your affiliating university's exam pattern and keep result histories per student across the programme.
Manage law-report and journal circulation, and handle fee collection and hostel on the same platform.
The day-to-day jobs a law college needs handled — without a different tool for each one.
Subject-wise attendance tracked against the Bar Council's threshold, with eligibility surfaced per student through the semester.
Log moot court participation, rounds and results against each student, so the experiential record is documented and ready.
Record the practical-training internships law students complete, with site, duration and supervisor sign-off.
Subjects mapped to your affiliating university's pattern, with result histories kept per student across the programme.
Circulate law reports, journals and bare acts with issue, return, reservations and overdue tracking for the legal collection.
Fee billing, room allocation, mess and transport managed alongside the core ERP, on the same student record.
The BCI threshold is tracked per student through the semester, so eligibility gaps show up in time to act — not at exam form-filling.
Admissions, attendance, exams, moot court, internships, library and fees read from the same record — entered once.
Experiential-learning records build through the year with supervisor sign-off, ready when the university or a bar check asks.
BCI attendance, moot court, internships and a law-report library — not a generic college tool bent to fit.
| What you need | Spreadsheets / generic college tool | CampusAlly law ERP |
|---|---|---|
| BCI 70% attendance | Checked manually at exam time, gaps found late | Tracked per student all semester, surfaced early |
| Moot court | Logged on paper, hard to total per student | Participation, rounds & results on the record |
| Internships | Tracked on a side sheet, sign-off scattered | Site, duration & supervisor sign-off recorded |
| Semester exams | Re-keyed into the university's format | Subjects mapped to your university's pattern |
| Law library | Generic catalogue, law reports hard to manage | Reports, journals & bare acts circulated cleanly |
| Fees & hostel | Separate tools, reconciled by hand | Billing, room & mess on the same student record |
Your records stay on infrastructure within India.
Each office sees only what its role needs to.
Built in line with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
Your institutional data is yours; it is never sold on.
It's an ERP built for law colleges running LLB and integrated law programmes. It tracks the Bar Council of India 70% attendance norm, logs moot court participation and internship records, integrates the affiliating university's semester exams, manages law-report and journal circulation in the library, and handles fees and hostel on one platform shaped for legal education.
The Bar Council of India requires law students to attend a minimum proportion of classes — commonly cited as 70% — to be eligible for examinations. CampusAlly records subject-wise attendance against that threshold and surfaces eligibility per student through the semester, so shortfalls are visible early rather than discovered at exam time. You set the exact threshold your university and the BCI norms specify.
Yes. Moot court participation and the practical-training internships law students undertake are recorded against each student, with supervisor sign-off, so the experiential-learning record is documented and ready when the university or a bar enrolment check asks.
Yes. CampusAlly maps your subjects to your affiliating university's semester exam pattern, generates the internal records the university needs, and keeps result histories per student. The deep examination workflow is owned by the CampusAlly Examination feature, which this page defers to.
Yes. Law libraries circulate law reports, journals and bare acts heavily, so CampusAlly manages issue and return, reservations and overdue tracking for that collection. The deep library catalogue and circulation engine is owned by the CampusAlly Library feature, which this solution links to.
This page owns the law segment — the BCI 70% attendance norm, moot court and internship records, and law-report library circulation that other institution types do not need. Engineering, pharmacy, nursing and arts & science colleges each have their own dedicated CampusAlly solution, so no page competes for another's buyer.
Your data is India-hosted, access-controlled by role, backed up, and aligned with the DPDP Act — and it is never sold. No system can promise data is impossible to misuse, so CampusAlly focuses on the controls that genuinely reduce risk rather than absolute guarantees.
Yes. Fee billing, room allocation, mess and transport are managed alongside the core ERP, on the same student record — so a residential or bus-serviced law college runs everything from one platform.
Yes. CampusAlly uses a multi-tenant architecture, so a university or trust running a law college alongside other faculties can manage each one with its own data and rules while getting a consolidated view across the group.
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