University of Kashmir Srinagar Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

That was awesome to chose the course of ba arts bcoz frm childhood i was thinking that i will get a ba degree when i join the college tremendous efffortade by me to intergotar and tareget that very degree in 3 yrs

I was interested in psychology and I choose to be a psychologist.The psychology was very interesting subject and very high rated.That is why I choose it.i have done masters in psychology. Teaching methods and curriculum was innovative. Frequency and timing of exams was so good

Overall,the course curriculum is well structured and comprehensive, covering a broad range of key topics revelent to the field with a good balance between theoratical and practical applications. However there could be room for good case studies also.

The curriculum is pretty relevant in my opinion. With tha changing political landscape it's necessary that we have capable law men. However the exams are too frequent. The syllabus completion barely touches the mark.

The teaching method is very good of teachers we enjoyed to listen the lectures of our teachers they teaches us like our kids and they maintain discipline in the class room .. and they also provide us home work

when i was in my high school i decided to go into the law field, because when in day to day life we see a lot of negative things which needs to be rectified,so for that purpose i preferred law and i got admission in this college,the course is very good students are very sharp.

There are very important subjects and topics in our course like Political Science where we were taught about Plato and Aristotle in detail which is very necessary and helps in building ideas and opinions in ones mind. But there are also certain topics and maybe even subjects which don't have any relevance to our profession of law. For example, even if Sociology is relevant to some extent, the practical methods of doing sociological research shouldn't be a part of the curriculum as it has no relevance. The curriculum in whole prepares us well for the real world experience as there are a number of compulsory moot courts, court diaries, internships etc. which are part of the curriculum and ready us for the outside world. The syllabus of our course has been changed recently and I think it is a welcome step as certain additions and ommissions have made the course more relevant. The marks for a single subject are distributed in 80 marks for the written exam at the end of the semester and 20 marks for internal exams. The internal exams then may be conducted various times and the marks be distributed but it depends on the teacher who has the discretion. The written exam happens every 6 months and the difficulty level is very easy.

There is vast scope in this course and i preferred it. It prepares is for the challenge which we are going to face in future and real world. Improvement in course curriculum is to have practicals very efficiently and teaching methods must be in a way that students must feel easy and interesting Frequency of exams is twice in a year

Choosing this course was not because of any specific reason it was just because I wanted to a law student and I love studying law and I want to become a lawyer. The curriculum of academics and studies that is provided by our college is excellent and there is nothing to with the curriculum because it is well managed.

Curriculum is not that relevant, as i said more emphasis on non-law subjects, the curriculum itself does not prepare us from real world, as they ask us to do internships in the last semester only. And dont give us any chance to do more research independently on the name of "shortage". They should divide Cr.Pc, Property, C.pc, company law in 2 semsters and some other provisions for smart classes and real life educational/court tours should be organised. The frequency and timing of exams is inconsistent, wasted 6 months in our first year.. i.e our batch is 6 months behind our peers studying in other universities.