MLSU Law College: yay or nayy!

For applying to this course you must have completed your +2 from a recognized board with a good percentage. You can find the form on the college website they don't charge much fee it is really economical. There is a reservation for economically weaker sections too. Usually, there is an entrance test but due to covid restrictions it wasn't possible to do the same so the students were admitted on the basis of their 12 board percentage. Admissions were quite fair without any bias.

People nowadays are opting for this course because it saves time, one whole year like if you go with the traditional approach it'll take 6 years ( 3 years for B.A. and then another 3 for L.L.B) while this is an integrated course of 5 years. Talking about the faculty here is very nice though they don't have any unique teaching style still they try to mold themselves according to the students' needs. They're very supportive and helpful you can approach them at any given time and they'll always be ready. Exams are conducted on time but from last year because of covid restrictions, they kept on postponing which was quite frustrating. Exams here are a bit tough and the marking too. In the end, it all depends on how well you're prepared.

No there's no fee hike. The cost to study in MLSU is quite reasonable for someone with a good financial background and for people who are not economically strong enough scholarships and exemptions are there.

I would rate life at a campus average. Fests are not conducted much. The library here is huge and you'll find everything you need also the semester course books are provided by the college library only so no need to spend extra. Our college features an e-Library too which is great too. Some sports tournaments are conducted by the university. There are some Instagram pages and groups where we all students can discuss matters pertaining to college.