Master's Degree In law studies, Tamil Nadu

The college may not have a strong body of honorable alumni however, the Institute can be recommended to any student who is interested to have a deeper insight and knowledge about their law course. The college definitely imparted professional education to their students.

Generally, colleges offer one year for my course but the Government Law College is scheduled for two years. As per the syllabus is concerned, it was exhaustive. It was an intensive two years of studies that were impalacable. While one assignment would finish, the other was lined up for the students.

There was no placement or retirement drive taking place in the college. Even for internships, I had to analyze and search for places to apply online and offline. After finishing my masters, my next step was to gain some insight into the real world so, I started applying to firms where I could begin working.

The fee was barely Rs. 1000 to 2000/- per year. My parents were the most relieved to know that they had to spend such a feasible price for my education. I don't believe that there could be any institutions that could cost this much amount and call it fees!

My focus was solely on my academic schedule so, I never took interest in extra curricular activities. The little I remember doing was to participate in the one day events such as Gandhi Jayanti, Republic Day Celebration etc.

I had passed the LLB Degree examination at undergraduate level with 80% as my aggregate marks. The only requirement that I need to sort of was my documents for the admission process that went very smoothly.

The professors always preferred teaching the master degree students over the bachelor's degree students. This is because they would enjoy teaching the syllabus that they had their specialization in and would promptly hold even group discussions in some lecturers with the student.