I read that the Institute of Law & Research or ILR in Faridabad was once called the National Institute of Law and Research. It began in 2001. The main goal was to offer integrated and undergraduate law courses. On the site ILR is described as the first self‑financed law school in Haryana. ILR is dedicated to providing education. ILR also says it has a partnership with the International Court of Justice, in the Hague, Netherlands to bring standards to its teaching.
The institute is located at Jasana, Tigaon Road, Faridabad, Haryana – 121101. ILR offers B.A. LL.B, LL.B and LL.M programmes. According to the official website, the institute also conducts academic activities such as webinars, workshops and seminars on different legal and academic topics. Its official brochure further states that the institute works towards legal education and legal awareness and includes educators and researchers from academic and business sectors.
The official website lists three law programmes offered by the Institute of Law & Research. The B.A. LL.B is a 5‑year programme that accepts 120 students. The LL.B is a 3‑year programme that also accepts 120 students. The LL.M is a 2‑year programme that accepts 30 students.
The Institute of Law & Research’s official documents say that the law programmes are approved by the Bar Council of India and affiliated to Maharshi Dayanand University in Rohtak. The official website also gives admission enquiry options, for the B.A. LL.B LL.M programmes.
The official website provides information about the institute's management and also features testimonials from students, advocates and judicial officers discussing their academic experiences at ILR. Official institute material states that the ILR team includes educators and researchers from academic and business sectors.
The institute also conducts academic activities involving teaching faculty, legal professionals, researchers and invited speakers. Its official website includes details of webinars, workshops and other academic programmes covering different areas of law and legal education.