BCI Modifies NALSAR Enrolment Order, Allows 2026 Graduates To Seek Enrolment
The Bar Council of India (BCI) on Thursday modified its earlier directions concerning NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, allowing all students who graduated from the university in 2026 to seek enrolment with the State Bar Council of their choice. The development comes after the BCI had earlier directed all State Bar Councils not to enrol any 2026 law graduate of NALSAR as an advocate until…
The Bar Council of India recently altered its earlier instructions pertaining to NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. This adjustment permits all students who graduated from the university in 2026 to apply for enrollment with the State Bar Council of their preference. This change occurred following the BCI's prior directive prohibiting all 2026 law graduates of NALSAR from being enrolled as advocates until further notice.
The decision was prompted by an investigation into an alleged organized effort to participate in or invite Chief Justice of India Surya Kant to the university's convocation. Following thorough examination, the Bar Council has revised its previous directives concerning NALSAR. All students who completed their studies in 2026 will now be eligible to seek enrollment with the State Bar Council of their choice.
The investigative process will persist, with subsequent actions contingent upon the report submitted by the BCI.
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