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Law is a very practical and logical subject. The person who choose to study law it really takes patience and hardwork in this subject. Its not a subject you can learn off and got a degree but it genuinely needs an understanding which can be only provided by the faculties and through internships at every level whether its district court high court supreme court corporate sector legal firma and various. The suggestive measures is the subjects should be taught in a sequence its not that that you have read crpc first and ipc it should be sequential. The level of exams mostly are factual based very less reliance on direct questions but its how an individual will solve a logical factual based question.
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Very Helpful and friendly. All resources are available and you can find any sort of help you require. Faculty are well educated and highly qualified with smooth teaching and facilitation of examinations.
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I did the course because I am interested in the course. There are a good number of faculty in the college. There are very qualified and they teach us through PPT or through some whiteboard. In every semester there are 50 marks end exam and it is not very difficult.
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I always wanted to be a lawyer. There are around 350 students in our batch out of which 170 are in BA LLB 160, in BBA LLB, and around 10 in BSc LLB. The faculties are good. They take 2 end-semester exams every year through which they decide if we get to go to the next semester or not.
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I am enrolled in B.ALL.B business law hons. As in KIIT LAW SCHOOL ( KSOL), there is a hons. The subject which one can choose in their 6th semester. Talking about the student-faculty ratio there are nearly 65 to 70 students in each class and they have 3 streams Ba, bba, and bsc so the total strength of one batch is an average of 250 to 300. The qualification of faculties is up to the mark in most of the areas. They are Ph.D. holders, senior professors, Ex Chancellors, and young advocates too.
The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) ranked KIIT School of Law 11 among law colleges in India. The faculty is ever so helpful. You can always reach out to them. They are ready to help in every possible way. They are well-connected and give you the practical skills required in law. Several seminars and lectures by famous legal personalities are conducted very often.
Since my childhood for me legal field was very engrossing. So, I decided to go in this field. Faculties are around 42. The teaching methods of each faculty is different. Some are really interesting while some are little poor.
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