Oldest Pvt. Law College in Chennai.
Only College in TN with [BA.LLB (Hons) / BBA.LLB (Hons) / B.Com.LLB(Hons)* / PG Diploma in IPR / LLM / PhD]
Recognised by Bar Council of India,
NIRF - 19th Rank among all private and public law schools in India
Uncompromising flexibility! We offer the CBCS curriculum with extraordinary flexibility in choosing faculty and subjects. Completely digitized with flipped classes!
Only college in India with over 60 Faculty. Faculty students ratio is less than 1:15. No other institution can offer such individualised attention.
100% A/C Classrooms with no compromise in quality and infrastructure. No class has more than 30 students. Again as symbol of our commitment to quality.
We have numerous innovations in our curriculum, the culmination of these benefits can be seen in the quality of our students. This was seen in their University Exam Viva performance and we were pleasantly surprised by the praises showered by our external examiners. And this is just the tip of the Iceberg!
Saveetha School of Law successfully organised the 9th Ever-Rolling Mega Moot Competition 2026 on 8 August 2026, providing law students with a dynamic platform to enhance their advocacy, legal research, analytical reasoning and courtroom skills.
Saveetha School of Law, Chennai, successfully organised a National Conference on *“Women’s Challenges in India: Law, Society, and Empowerment”* on *10 July 2026* in hybrid mode.
The Department of Research and Development and the Centre for Criminal Justice Research (CCJR), Saveetha School of Law, SIMATS, successfully organised a One-Day International Seminar on “Between Regulation and Risk: Intersection of Law, Public Health and Socio-Economic Vulnerabilities of Women Sex Workers” on 30th April 2026 at the New Moot Court Hall.
The National Conference on “Entrepreneurship for Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth” organized by the Centre for Law and Economics, Saveetha School of Law, SIMATS, on 3rd April, 2026 brought together academicians and scholars to deliberate on contemporary entrepreneurial challenges and opportunities. The conference featured distinguished resource persons including Dr. A. Annadurai, Madras Christian College, Chennai as the keynote speaker, Dr. M. S. Suganthiya, Amity University, Mumbai, Mr. Suruliraj Jyyappan, The Quaide Milleth College for Men, Chennai, and Ms. Sukanya H., Dr. Ambedkar Govt. Law College, Puducherry.
An International Conference was organized by Ms. Revathy R., Ph.D. Scholar, Saveetha School of Law, with the support and guidance of the Patron, Prof. Dr. Asha Sundram, Principal, Saveetha School of Law, Chennai, Convenor Prof. Dr. Petikam Sailaja, Co Convenor Dr. B. Jeyaprabha , Associate Professor in New Moot Court Hall, Saveetha School of Law on 26.03.2026 from 9 am onwards.
On 7 March 2026, an International Conference titled “Beyond Control: The Black Hole Effect of the Internet on Copyright Ownership and Enforcement” was successfully organised, bringing together academicians, legal professionals, researchers, and students to discuss contemporary challenges in copyright law within the rapidly evolving digital ecosystem.
The Department of Labour Law and the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences successfully organized an International Conference on Work Life Harmony on 4 March 2026. The conference aimed to discuss and compare the concept of work life harmony in India and abroad.
The One Day National Seminar on “Understanding Rare Disease Policy and Healthcare Regulations in India” was organized by Ms. Swathi G, Research Scholar on 28.2.26 in Saveetha School of Law. There were 190 enthusiastic participants including students, researchers, academicians, and healthcare law enthusiasts, reflecting the increasing academic and social concern toward rare disease policy and regulatory frameworks in India.
The Department of Constitution Law and the Department of Management, Saveetha School of Law, SIMATS, successfully organised a National Seminar on “Evolving Brand Protection: Fluid Trademarks, Innovation, and Legal Governance in the Post-Pandemic Era” on 16 February 2026.
Students have great potential that very often hang in the threads of discipline. We at Saveetha have a strong commitment to discipline and culture in our students. Today we can proudly say that our students are one of the most disciplined, hard working legal pupils in the country. If you want your ward to study law and adhere to strict discipline, this is the place to be! Many parents appreciate the strict and safe environment with a strong academic culture that prevails in our institution.
Hard work is the basis for everything worthwhile you will achieve in life. If work is applying your ability, then hard work is applying your ability with focus and intensity to the exclusion of other possibilities. HardWork is the process of changing both the world and yourself so that at the end you and the world have become more connected: you've become more real to other observers in the world and they have become more real to you.
Such transformations are surely hard, but should work that achieves less be considered easy? Probably not..
So why do we give so much importance to hard work @Saveetha? Simple, our program is designed to maximise the efficiency of the student in his/ her short tenure at College. It is important for any student to put in their best to become the best they could become.
Problem solving is the bread and butter of law. We foster this skill by our extensive research based assignments that are focussed on empowering students with case law critiques, analytic skills that are of utmost importance for a successful lawyer to give his or her best ot the client. Research also enhances student knowledge and skill in accumulating, consolidating and interpreting exiting knowledge. further more it improves their ability to apply acquired knowledge into their moot problems.
Arguments need to be smart, sensible with a careful attention to the listeners body language. Saveetha school of law believes in training students with an acute sense of smart logical speech more than loud senseless babble. In this context we inculcate sense of humor into our competitions where the students needs to appear in control rather than get emotionally absorbed into the arguments losing their cool!
Saveetha School of Law successfully organised CIPR 2026 – National Conference on “Legal Challenges in IPR: Innovation, Public Health and Sustainable Development – Future Perspectives” on 22 August 2026. The conference provided a significant academic platform for academicians, legal professionals, researchers and students to deliberate upon contemporary developments and emerging challenges in Intellectual Property Rights, particularly in the context of technological innovation, Artificial Intelligence, public health and sustainable development.