My Law journey at RILS

RILS has been stated as a milestone in the legal education field, it has been given the name of the top colleges for law by some magazines. With a state-of-art infrastructure it is a great privilege for me to start my career from here.

The Course Curriculum is fully packed with interactive sessions and rarely hectic class hours. Regular classes are very informative and taught by very highly qualified teachers. We have moot courts to give us real court-like experience.

Infosys and Wipro are two major companies among several other companies recruiting from RILS. We are given a very good pre-placement training in here. The maximum package ranges up to 7 LPA and the minimum package is around 3 LPA.

There are several cultural events celebrated here at RILS like Onam and Diwali. The college also organizes sports fest like the annual sports fest and the Autumn Muse fest for the sports freaks in here.

The fee structure is quite affordable when compared to other private institutes. It is about Rs 1,36,000 for a year for the next five years. Students who find it difficult could avail educational loans for which even the college helps.

Students can avail scholarships from the college provided if they have a great educational record. In other cases students can get Educational loans from any centralized banks with the help of the college too. College even give the option of paying the fee in installments for economically backward students.

Moot courts are a close to internship experience for law students. Other club activities here are Startup clubs and the rotary clubs which are the extracurricular activities apart from academics at RILS.

The hostel here is home-like, boys and girls have separate hostels within the campus. We have food from both north and south Indian cuisines, we can have single, double shared or even triple sharing rooms with attached bathrooms. Wi-Fi facility is available and a round the clock security system is also available.

I got into RILS through my All India law entrance test (AILET) score, Any other entrance exams, for that matter, like CLAT are taken into account here. The institute has an entrance exam of it's own when you have not attended any of the aforementioned exams. adding to which the student should have a minimum of 45% in their boards.

The faculty at RILS are the best of the law faculties anywhere, they are highly qualified professionals. The ratio of the faculty here is 2:5, each and every student is given attention there is no biasing.