University Law College Bhubaneswar Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Many corporate houses as legal teans are something that everyone wants and thus we are always in demand. From ITC group to RP Sanjeev Goenka Group and latest entrants were Suzlon and Birla Paper. Also, top tier firms like Bharuch and others also have approached our college lately for placements.

Here gender ratio is quite small. But it doesn't matter much after you get to a college. There is no discrimination of any kind. All here live peacefully and the college has no report of ragging of juniors by seniors yet. Everyone lives a good life and enojy here.

It is an average college in terms of infrastructure. The college helps the students to build their career by lending their support. It works on the personality development of the students time to time.

This is one of the best institution in the state with very good infrastructure, modern facilities and highly qualified faculty. College have good library which has large collection of books which is very much helpful for us.

It is one of the most famous law colleges in Orissa which was established in 1975. The admission process is offline. We have to attempt the entrance exam conducted by the university. The score in the entrance exam along with the marks obtained in graduation will be considered for admission.

Aspirants are expected to fill out the application form on the University website (universitylawcollegebbsr.org) or obtain it from the University office for admission to these courses. Complete the application and submit it to the University Office or courier it with the required documents. Application fee is 600 rupees. Candidates must have passed in either B.A / BSc./B.Com after 12th with an aggregate of 45%. The selection is made on the basis of entrance exam and the previous qualifying exam.

The admission to the college was completely based on an entrance exam. I filled up the application form online and gave the entrance exam. The selection is based on the following pattern. 50 marks are equivalent to entrance test, 30 marks are equivalent from the 10+2 marks and 20 marks are equivalent to HSC.

The college used to have fixed criteria for the admission process. I was well aware of the process which is why it never created any problem for me. I had to have graduation degree in hand and also had to clear an entrance exam.