ILS

The college considers MHCET law for admission. The application forms for the same can be found on the CET website. The admission process is simple enough. Reservations category students can apply for DBT benefits for fees, the college will guide you through it.

Law has been my interest always. Faculty Student ratio is great and the quality of teaching is very good. The term exams are conducted timely and the semester is strictly scheduled. Passing is easy if you attend classes.

Many companies take students as legal interns and a wide array of work is available. As there are a lot of internships available you can choose and see which specific area you want to work in. But you have to manage internships and classes as the attendance policy is strict.

The students are eligible to apply for placements from the 4th year itself. A lot of tier 1 and 2 firms take part in the placement process and the average packages are good. I plan to go for corporate law after my grad.

It's a government-aided college so fees are reasonable. Reservation students can apply for DBT benefits and the college helps with the same by explaining the application process and giving timely reminders for renewal. The college has a placement cell as well as an internship cell. Most internships are unpaid but the college has nothing to do with that cause that's how it works in the field of law. The placement is good and avg package is also nice.

The college is surrounded by lush greenery and has a hill behind it. The annual college fest is called Legalese and it's great fun. The library is very good and has a lot of literature. Classrooms are great with projectors. Annual sports events are good. There are a lot of student cells that do great work and conduct frequent sessions.