More than three-quarters of a century ago, many eminent lawyers and visionaries from the North Karnataka region, who also happened to be leading lights in the Freedom Struggle, looked far ahead and decided that making legal education accessible to citizens of North Karnataka was a worthy goal, whatever the difficulty. Thus seven eminent lawyers – N. S. Shrikhande, V.A. Naik, V. D. Belvi, B. N. Datar, S. N. Angadi. R. Kotbagi, D. S. Paramaj came together to form the Karnatak Law Society in 1939 in Belagavi. Shrimant Raja Lakhamgouda Sardesai of Vantmuri trusted these Founder Members to be true to their vision and a Promissory Note totaling Rs. 1 Lakh was executed by him to support the application for opening a new Law College. Many of these founder members, and other legal scholars from this region volunteered to teach at this College despite lucrative practice, and extensive personal and social commitments. Read More

To be the leaders in Professional and Technical education with a global outlook and National spirit.

To impart Quality Education and develop technical and professional skills useful for Nation Building.

1. To impart contemporary methodologies to train technical & professional manpower.
2. To induce national spirit & global outlook amongst young generation through value education.
3. To contribute to the development of society at large by providing quality human resources.
4. To undertake activities incidental to community development.