Kundan Singh Memorial College of Law is basically a college of law founded in 2015 in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh in India. The college spanning over 1330 square meters of area aims at imparting quality education legal education in particular. Recognised by the Bar Council of India (BCI), the institute comprises a three-year full time LLB course with an intake of 120 students. Thus, the college has 133 learners enroled and 4 members of the faculty staff, which ensure a clear focus on the education of future legal professionals. 

Several facilities have been developed at Kundan Singh Memorial College of Law  to enable the institution play its goal of improving learners’ experiences. The library remains as a depot of legal texts, journals and other necessary legal references that student’s require to undertake their studies. Of the practical training, the college has provisions for Moot Court which serves to enable students practice on advocacy within the court of law setting. It also focuses on students’’ health by providing sports amenities to everyone regardless of the school they came from. As suggested above, this college is aware of the role of technology in today’s practice of law and accordingly enjoys state of the art IT facilities where students are prepared adequately on most of the tools that are known to exist in the profession. 

In terms of academic programme, the college is dedicated to offer quality legal education through its main programme that is the LLB. This course is offered full time over a period of three years and has the aim of preparing the student in several perspectives of law. The intakes for the programme are approved for 120 students; the capacity of the institute to produce a large number of legal talent each year. At present, the college only has one degree programme but it can provide and focus on intensive legal education in response to the demands of the legal profession. 

The admission policy of Kundan Singh Memorial College of Law, Amroha, aims at choosing only sincerity and potential students of the field of law.