Mahatma Gandhi Law College, established in 1991 as a dream project of the Bhagya Nagar Educational Society, is affiliated with Osmania University, Hyderabad, and permanently approved by the Government of Andhra Pradesh. It is also permitted by the Bar Council of India, New Delhi. In the 2024 India Today ranking, the college was ranked 8th among Law Colleges in India, reflecting its strong reputation and academic excellence in legal education.

MGLC offers several courses at the undergraduate level like Integrated LLB, LLB, and LLM at the postgraduate level. To get admission in the LLB and Integrated LLB programs, a candidate must secure 45% marks in the 10+2 or graduation exams and also have a TS LAWCET exam score. The TS LAWCET 2023 cutoff for LLB was 6099 for general males and 12753 for general females. For SC and ST candidates, there is a relaxation of 5% marks. 20% of the total seats for graduation and postgraduation are reserved for students under the management quota. The eligibility criteria for admission to the management quota is 50% in the qualifying examination. The fee for integrated LLB is INR 1.4L. The total fee for LLB is INR 84k.

MGLC also offers LLM in various specializations. The course fee for LLM is INR 70k. To get admission in the LLM course, a candidate must have 50% marks in the LLB program from any recognized university. Along with this, the candidate also needs to have a valid TS PGLCET scorecard.

Mahatma Gandhi Law College is one of the top law colleges known for providing excellent placement opportunities to its students. Various reputed companies and legal firms regularly visit the campus for recruitment. Graduates from the college secure positions as Legal Advisors or Legal Officers in leading multinational corporations, often with attractive salary packages. Some of the top recruiters include Coca-Cola, Quislex, Mahindra, Bajaj Allianz, and other esteemed legal firms, highlighting the strong career prospects for students.