KES Law College Mumbai: Fees, Admission 2026, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

I had applied for many colleges like symboises, Christ, I had also appeared for CLAT, which is the entrance test to get into the National Law University. I had qualified both symboises and Christ University exam. I was also offered a scholarship of 40% in Christ University but the reason I did not choose the same is because it was way to far away from my hometown. Being a resident of Haryana I was looking for a place which was well connected with my hometown and Bombay is one of them. Symbiosis was also a good choice to make but the fees was too high for the curriculum. On the other hand KES is the best choice I could have made and at no point have I regretted my decision to choose KES

- I had applied for GLC but didn't got the admission there but I'm pretty happy about this college as well since it provides many opportunities like publishing articles of students on various platforms to give them spotlights. - The admission process was not that thought you just had to give the certificates and CET marks score

As I said before the college takes initiative right from the 1st semester and that's very important for me .. I didn't get rejected from any colleges as I wanted only kes and I got kes with ease also the admission process is super duper ease the faculty helps you out in every way possible

From beginning i wanted Admission in New Law college which is located in Dadar but due to Travelling issue I chose Kes Law college which is located in Kandivali which is 45min away from my home. I had a lot about Kesa Law college from my cousin who was a passed out of Kes college

Mhcet entrance test was initiated before the admission process The eligibility criteria were passing percentage of 12th examination to enrol in kes law college All application form was online at the official college portal and every process was smooth and functional Reservation was gujrati minority quota No suggestion for improvement as everything was convenient

My course is a 5 year integrated course. The course was up to date. We are supposed to learn the legal background, its history and philosophies along with legal literature in first 2 years of the course and main law subjects in other 3 years. The course is very well curated to produce quality of lawyers in the market. I love the academics of the course, the subjects and also the pattern of subjects provided. The faculties are all amazing. They always help out students not only in academics but also in extra curricular activities such as Moot competitions, debate, research writing, etc. I really like my class teacher, Mrs. Pramila Dhiman ma'am.

College timings are quite, students can intern and work along with with studying in college. It is good for students who have come from other states as it enables them to work and study at the same time.

Law is about reading. You are not expected to know everything by-heart but one should know how to go by the bare act and find the best suited solution at times implied in the statue. It develops a habit of reading and and somehow by the end of course if you've read adequate amount of acts and what are their purposes, you easily know about the loopholes and be protective yourself. You can connect more with the newspaper. Each one may have different interest, some may find litigation lucrative while others may want to work as in house counsels. But nothing can begin without reading. These 5 years teach you to read, understand and interpret laws.

Good Excellent Some subjects not needed it was a good as of now ahead the subjects get more difficult some things are not needed but its fine. I am yet pursuing Law so I don't know all of the subjects but I am sure it will be helpful in the long run and help me practically.

Food is horrible, Infrastructure is worst. Our Principal is really a nice lady and I believe such a respected Ma'am should be given proper cabin to work. It is trying to be good but there is no placement provided which is really bad.