HPU Law, CLAT and AILET coaching for aspirants across Himachal Pradesh — home to our AIR 1 HPU Law topper, Sania Sundan.
Surya Law Academy's only classroom is at Sector 25-D, Chandigarh, serving law-entrance aspirants across Himachal Pradesh — in person for those close enough, live online for everyone else. Since 2012 it has secured 1000+ NLU & state-university selections including an AIR 1 topper, with a 4.9★ rating from 820+ Google reviews. Programs run in small batches of 15-25, with the same faculty and mock-test series whether you attend the classroom or study online.
Himachal Pradesh is where one of our most genuinely notable results comes from: Sania Sundan secured AIR 1 in HPU Law Entrance in the same year she also placed AIR 8 in PU Law — a real, verified double result, not a marketing claim. HPU (Himachal Pradesh University) Law Entrance is the natural first target for most HP aspirants, and we prepare students for it alongside CLAT and AILET so the same batch covers both the state-university route and the national NLU route without duplicating effort. Distances from Shimla, Dharamsala, Solan, Mandi and the rest of the state to our Sector 25-D classroom in Chandigarh are real — most HP students study through the live-online batch, with Baddi and Solan (both under two hours out) sometimes managing weekend classroom sessions. Books, mock tests and doubt-clearing all work identically whether you're in the classroom or online — the only real difference is which one fits your commute.
Himachal Pradesh University's law entrance — where our AIR 1 topper Sania Sundan (2024) came from.
24 NLUs across India — paired with HPU prep by most of our HP students.
A separate exam for NLU Delhi, often taken alongside CLAT and HPU.
It's specific and verified: Sania Sundan secured AIR 1 in HPU Law Entrance in 2024, the same year she also placed AIR 8 in PU Law. Full details are on our HPU results page. HPU (Himachal Pradesh University) Law Entrance is the primary exam we prepare Himachal students for, alongside CLAT and AILET for those also targeting NLUs.