D.E.S's Shri. Navalmal Firodia Law College Pune Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Each semester has a different set of excellent teachers. The student-to-teacher ratio for the past year was around 70:1. The teachers are highly qualified and helpful. Most of them are practising lawyers, while others are full-time academic teachers who are ready to help you with a spectrum of things. The terms ended on the exact dates mentioned by SPPU.

The course itself is easier but for science or commerce students, the sudden shift may affect their marks for the first term. The faculty and student ratio doesn't affect us in a pandemic. The teaching method of faculty is excellent as they try to make sessions interactive and happening. The term exams are not timely but it isn't something that college can control.

The college could be little more aggressive in its educational and student promotion approach

In order to get admission, the eligibility is Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (10+2) or its equivalent with 45% marks.There shall be relaxation of 5% marks in case of SC/ST students. The students will have to give the entrance exam and based on their merit in the exam they will be called for the admission.

Positive is that college is really good Gives practical knowledge which is required for Law students We have Guests lecturers coming in for lectures We have all qualified lecturers Only negative point is no good placements

College gives practical knowledge which is must have while learning Law College gives you a good start to learn and grow The college is at Morning hours which is best part They conduct internal exams Moot court participation

The admission is purely done on the basis of the Maharastra common entrance test ie MHCET. The students who have appeared for MHCET are eligible to apply for this college. I appeared for MHCET and got qualified. When the cutoff for this college was declared I applied for the college and got my name in the second merit list and got myself admitted.