ILS Pune Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I cleared the merit criteria and went through an interview process.

This college is really good. Teaching and non teaching faculty is good and is very helpful also. Student can do many thing along with their studies like cultural activities, drama , dance ,moot, debate, etc. ILS is very particular about attendance and other rules.

Good college for students who want to have a good career in law but don't take hostel in this college because they are either very costly or they are very bad and unhygienic so pls try to get accommodation outside premises of college the ils library is one of the best law libraries in Maharashtra

This is a pretty decent college and you should consider this after the top10 nlus Only colleges better than Ils are the top 7 nlus,Jindal,Ip,nlud,clc,glc and other than that it is better than every other college out there.The reservation might have dampened it a little but it still is one of the most prestigious institutes of law in the country

Placements are pretty much on par with any of the other colleges except the top 5-7 nlu's plus pune being an education hub you get opportunities aplenty

These are the great remark which Ace hardware store and I will be there at main Street in the morning and I will be there at main Street in the morning and I will be there at main door the purpose of merit and demerit

Overall ILS Law College is a fantastic college and if I were to do my Law again, I would opt for the same college but for a Five-year course, as I would get two more years to spend at this wonderful place. Though I would not say the same about the University, I hope the College becomes autonomous soon.

No entrance exam. We had to submit our 12th std marksheets and had to have a score of above 70% to make the cut. I opted for ILS, as it is not just ranked as one of the TOP 10 Law schools in India, but I loved the campus and the bonus was that the teachers were lawyers, and brought back first hand experience to our teaching.

I had percentage of 80%. The admission was on the basis of marks obtained in the Board examinations of Class XII (ISC in my case ). Once shortlisted the shortlisted candidates were interviewed by Senior Faculty members. The interview was around the vision the student has for his / her future and why they want to do law.I was selected and joined the college in 2001.

College office and management are most helpful to students and are very protective towards them.