Khargaon Campus · Seven Bighas
Kokrajhar Law College operates from its new campus at Khargaon, opposite the District Transport Office, Kokrajhar — a two-storied building accommodating all facilities, spread over seven bighas of land contributed by the BTC Government. The campus houses the Principal's room, office room, Legal Aid Clinic, teachers' common room, moot court, library with reading room, IQAC room, computer lab and parking space. The old college building at Mwiderkhoro Road will soon be turned into a Girls' Hostel.
A well-stocked library with 3,885 volumes of textbooks and references, 606 titles of journals and law reports, and four daily newspaper subscriptions. An e-library with a Manupatra.com subscription gives students access to recent judgments and online legal resources.
A dedicated moot court hall where intra-college court activities and moot court competitions are conducted, giving students hands-on training in advocacy, courtroom procedure and legal argumentation.
Spacious, naturally lit classrooms across both floors of the campus building host the semester-based LL.B. lectures, tutorials and internal assessments.
A computer lab providing technology resources for academic work, legal research and access to digital learning materials, including the college’s Manupatra e-journal subscription.
An on-campus Legal Aid Clinic where students, supervised by faculty, assist visitors from the surrounding communities and coordinate legal awareness and assistance camps.
A seminar hall used for faculty meetings, guest lectures, workshops and academic discussions held through the year.
An auditorium hall with a seating capacity of 200, used for cultural events, seminars, workshops and college functions throughout the academic year.
The college office handles admissions, fee collection, records and student certification, with dedicated workstations for the administrative and non-teaching staff.
A common room and individual chambers for the teaching faculty, along with the IQAC room, where students can meet teachers for academic guidance.
A dedicated common room for female students, providing a comfortable and secure space within the campus.
A dedicated common room for male students to rest, interact and engage in group discussions between classes.
A reception and visitors’ waiting area at the ground-floor entrance, alongside the notice boards carrying academic and examination announcements.
Covered two-wheeler parking and open grounds within the seven-bigha campus, with the approach drive running from the main gate to the college building.
