The government college offers no formal placement cell or direct job opportunities, requiring students to independently seek internships and job placements. Approximately 90% of students secure internships, often through personal contacts or the alumni network. While the college provides no direct placement support, well-known firms occasionally hire students, as seen with ITC and Indus Law Firm offering packages between 8-10 lakhs.
The college excels in preparing students for judiciary roles and offers comprehensive law coursework, complemented by moot court competitions and court visits. Despite the lack of structured placements, motivated students benefit from a strong alumni network and personal initiative to secure opportunities.
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