Presidency University offers great campus atmosphere!!

Legal studies enticed me ever since I watched the American series Suits. I still remember I was in 10th and from there my preparation for CLAT started and I am finally studying law. Well, internships are not provided through the university and therefore finding it on our own is a little tough and if this is fixed, I think everything else is sorted.

Placement for Law are not that willed as other branches of the university but placements exists. However, litigation is promoted here so most students who pass out from here go for litigation. My plans are same too as my maternal uncle is a lawyer and he has promised to support me in and out for that.

Presidency University Bangalore is a world class university and to study law from here, I have to pay 70 thousand per semester and likewise 140k a year. Government scholarships for SC/ST and other students from EWS are available and obviously their fees is quite less than what otherwise one has to pay.

We have food stalls on almost each department and besides that 2 big canteens. Our annual fest is Invancia and is celebrated by all 2000+ students of the university. The campus is over 60+ acres and have departmental blocks one after the other. Sports facilities are super awesome as me have multiple basketball courts and a huge cricket field.

Fir any law aspirants in India NLSUI is the first choice. I am from Bangalore and when I missed it, it felt so low and then I started exploring other options in my city only. I was confused between Christ and Presidency but then Christ is way too expensive and over crowded too, so I chose this University as my CLAT score and 12th percentage were enough to get me direct admissions here.

Holistic approach and pushing us to write research papers has been their biggest takeaway. They all are PhD holders and law being a professional course, the first thing that teach us is professionalism. Studies and all are there but how to reply mails and how to put out points forward. How to win a debate and all has been the biggest thing that they have taught us.