Government Law College Kochi Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Through this coyurse we gets to look into the world in a new perspective that we start to judge people purely on their actions!! All those prejudice and prejudgement will be completely lost, that we starts to understand people only through what they have said or what they have done..The exams are conducted for every semester and we have in total 10 semesters and a grand total of 60 subjects!

The curriculum is comprehensive and to the point. As it is a law degree the curriculum consits of the several laws, acts, statutes, legislature in India and some from around the world. There's need for it to be upto date. The syllabus in some parts is outdated. There's a sem exam at the end of every semester and it usually lasts for 2-3weeks.

The focus on constitutional law, family law, and Indian penal code influenced my decision. The curriculum balances theory and practice, providing hands on experience through internships. Research oriented subjects build a foundation for advanced studies like an LLM. Should introduce more interdisciplinary courses and enhance interactive methods like case simulations. Exams are well timed, but reducing assessments would allow for deeper learning.

The curriculum for the course is well thought and planned out, in relation to law related subjects the first focus is on the Constitution as it should be, the curriculum includes the important topics and is satisfactory. The bcom part of LLB prepares you for the real world by teaching you basics of accountancy amd business which might be necessary for your future. The course curriculum can be improved in areas of adding newer laws that were altered and added to our legal system to out textbooks as well. The frequency of exams are as necessary and the difficulty is moderate.

Exams are not conducted timely. There is a big delay in exam conducting. Also, there is some delay due to the widespread of covid 19. Exams are easy to pass if we study well. There are so many books in the library which help us to prepare for the exams.

A number of students from their second year placed for internships. Job placements are done in the final year. Most of the students choose to practice after graduation. There is a number of a law firm in Ernakulam. Thus internship opportunities are greater for students. There is 28 days internship every year as a syllabus. 80% of students are placed in companies. I'm planning to practice for 3 to 4 years along with preparation for judicial service exams.

It is a prestigious institution known for popular lawyers, politicians, bureaucrats and other public figures, thereby contributing masterminds of administration. Centre of many revolutionary movements and thus imparting societal reforms.His Highness Maharajas Government law college Ernakulam is also the oldest of Law colleges in the State of kerala. BCom LLB (Hons ) is a rare and attractive course introduced here, and is available only in Government law college Ernakulam, whereas other government law colleges offer only BA and BBA courses.

It was always convenient to choose a college near were I live, considering the travelling time and the need to stay with my family. My college is the top Government law college in Kerala. As the college is located in the same city as I live in, I couldn't have a better choice, and happily entered it. The environment in my college is very flexible according to one's needs. Those who want to concentrate on academics have the necessary facilities like a good library, computer for research etc. The teachers are too well educated and qualified.

For studying LLM, only 4 government colleges. I wrote the entrance exam and got admission at government law college ernakulam. Also it is easy for me to travel from my home to college. That's why I opted this college first

Kerala's First Law College and also a prestigious one. Nearby Kerala HighCourt which enables a wide range of academic exposure to Students. Affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University which one of the top ranked university in India.