SOLE: School of Legal Education, an attempt to simply law study.


What is SOLE?

SOLE (School of Legal Education) is a unique initiative aimed to bring the knowledge of Indian legal system at the doorstep of every person.  SOLE is a user-friendly online coaching institute with its exclusive focus on everything legal in India, including all the popular law subjects, technical articles for thesis & research, current affairs (blog) and more. SOLE encourages e-learning and is designed in such a way so as to provide best specialized support to its learners at an affordable fee without undergoing a usual burdensome and prolonged law program.

What SOLE offers?
We offer practice quizzes, educational videos, customized course e-books and a personalized learning dashboard to enable the learners to learn at their own pace inside and outside the classroom.
All the online courses and e-books have been designed and drafted by our in-house team of legal experts. The courses are concise, straight forward, easy to understand and are followed by Certificates. Every course is concluded within maximum one month of time and learners are given the opportunity to undertake a self-evaluation test (optional) also.  Right Law the Right Way is our moto and we sincerely stand by it to ensure its accomplishment.

Why SOLE

School of Legal Education is a one click guide to all law. Our target audience benefitting from our services is extremely broad and includes law students, teachers, legal practitioners, entrepreneurs, businesses and more. Not every time it is possible to enroll in a law college to get legally aware. We make legal simple and accessible. Some sure short advantages of choosing us are:

· Legal Simplified. Law at times can be too complicated and technical. We teach the same course in more interesting, absorbing and easier manner through our customized lectures and literature.

· Accessibility and reach- Bringing legal learning in the virtual space widens accessibility     and scope. Be it a housewife or a lawyer or a student, everyone can avail the classes at   their own suitable time and requirements.

·  The Lectures can be taken any number of times.

·  The Learner can learn at his own pace and convenience.

·  Affordability- We ensure that the learner doesn’t spend big bucks for getting legally aware.

·  The Crash courses ensures that the learner learns more in less time.

·  Effective and everlasting

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