Reviewing my college

Well, as they say law is a never ending study so we are given the case studies that date back to the 20th century to some of the latest cases. So I would say the curriculum is phenomenal and the way our teachers guide us to look at things from various perspectives. I guess it makes it even more commendable.

As our college provides various intenship where 20 weeks of participation in complusory and we have to work under various advocates to learn the procedure of the court and work in various law firms and it help us in future

Placements are sparse to be honest as not many students were placed directly through campus. Not many firms came directly but finding a job off campus isn't that tough. Law is a professional course and internships are mandatory so our performance is evaluated on how we have performed academically and at the internship. The students who have performed well, shouldn't be worried about the placements after doing law from our college.

Law in general isn't that expensive course and ours being a government College fee is anyways quite cheap. In that too a lot of aid is provided in terms of various kinds of scholarships so one can't really complain about that. Placements aren't that great but we are provided internships so if we perform well during internship finding placements on our own is also not that tough.

From traditional days to cultural nights to open mic to moot court sessions, we have them all at our campus. Our College library has a collection of over 10000 books and not just academics but from novels to fictional we have various books available at the campus. There are a few societies operating at the campus and they are the best source of unwinding days full of heavy lectures and submissions.

Apart from 60% in 12th, the college also had an entrance exam and CLAT score was also considered. Though CLAT was not mandatory but students who gave that were also considered for admissions. Forms were available online and it was just a 10 minutes task to fill it and submit the form. Admission confirmation too was quick and therefore the tirn around time to entire process was less than a week.

Faculty to student ratio is somewhere around 1:8. Well, teaching is way par then my expectations as one would imagine that a government College means inexperienced teachers and no mentorship. To my surprise it was exactly the opposite that I have seen as all my teachers are well experienced and are the best mentors to rub shoulders with.

GD was not there just an entrance. Either the entrance or must have appeared for CLAT, one of these two criteria has to be fulfilled otherwise you will not be granted admissions. Competition is not cut-throat but still one has to given one of the above mentioned entrances.