Faculty of Law University of Calcutta Kolkata Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I'd say the BBA LLB curriculam si quite relevent and comprehensive. the blend of business management and legal studies really made me choose this course because it gives a holistic understanding of both fields. The curriculum is pretty practical and prepares us well for real- world applications like internships and moot courts and also sets a strong foundation dor further studies in law. In term of Imporvements i think the curruculum could benefit from more interactive workshops and practical training sessions and somtimes a bit more hands on experience and indusry exposure help bridge the gap between thoery and practice. Regarding exams, I find the frequency and timing are well balanced. the semester exams come at a good pace and whike some subjects can be challenging they are definately manageable with consisnent study.

This course is an ever evolving subject and the college keeps the cirriculuam updated from time to time to equip students with contemporaray developments. The college is located in close proximity to various legal institutions such as Calcutta High Court which provide opportunities for internships, training and exposure real world proceedings.

The exams are organised to test the candidate's knowledge as well as legal acumen. Considering the real world applications, some new syllabi can be added to enhance the perspectives like ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution), Cyber Security law, and others.

Law as a course has developed throughout the years and there are only a few shortcomings in the studying aspect of it. Law, in a broad sense, can be applied to almost each and every problems that citizens of India face, be it corporate law, criminal, civil law. In an even broader sense, there is Constitutional law. A major fault in the teaching and course is the excessive teaching of landmark judgements and lesser number of moot courts which in practice might land young lawyers in trouble coming from the judiciary since they're just too much aware of different landmark judgements but not the cases/context behind it. Mainly, four exams are held which concern the actual marks- Internals and Externals. First internal and external is typically held on January or February and Second internal and external during July or August.

The course deals with all aspects of law. It is a five-years integrated course. The syllabus is upto date. Real world application of the syllabus is massive as it prepares us to become lawyers. But the frequency of exam timings is a problem here. We are told that we get 6 months for preparation but in reality, we give exam in just 5 or 4 months gap. I think this is the only con that should be changed.

From 9th your are eligible to get internships well i have not studied so much in the college so that it won't be good if a provide fake reviews. I have just started studying in the college and hope my future years be good at the college and i can successfully pursue my course. Today's effort can make your future bright

I don't find any negativity as such about our college. It is well connected with the railway station at ballygaunge as well as metro station at Jatin Das Park. It is also connected to Howrah station by private mini bus.

The Placement Cell needs to be revived.That is a major issue.Moreover, the hostels need to be cleaned regularly.The university authorities are already taking necessary steps in that regard.Another issue that needs to be taken care of is monkey menace.Students need to beware of monkey attacks.They have to keep their rooms locked as sometimes, monkeys raid their rooms.

I don't find any bad thing about my college. A very good place to study law.

Good in education and also fun. Renowned. Inexpensive. Experienced teachers. Lots of extracurricular activities. Co-operative staff. No ragging. The campus is close to nature. Infrastructure is old and in poor condition.