CSI Institute Of Legal Studies Thiruvananthapuram Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The LLB is a nive and good course and is very helpful and for me to be a lawyer is like a respectful and knowledgeable person and who likes to know abot law and the society. The frequency of the exams are along my perspective and are also difficult

The course is under Kerala university so that the syllabus is bit tough and the worst thing is the exams conducting by university is too slow when third semester is starting they conduct first semester exam. But the good thing is teachers were conduct a revision class for students at the time of exam.

Basically i like the course very much. I reside near to the college so i decided to take admission in CSIILS. And also the college is very good. Well disciplined. The curriculum prepares me for real world applications very much. The teachers can improve their teaching methods via shortening the portions. Exams will be conducted every 4 to 5 months the toughness of exam is average if you study properly

So I have choose the course BBA LLB I always wanted to be lawyer so I thought of being a lawyer but with a business degree because it may help me in the future with many other job opportunity And coming to the teaching method it's a little bit tough to teach the business subjects but the teachers are doing a great job

Last year students is eligible for placement. There is a placement cell also. with the coordination of teachers' and students' cells. So many companies visited our college. Like LIC etc. there are so many opportunities

I chose this course because I am passionate about the legal profession. In addition, the course is 5 years long, with dual degrees awarded upon completion. The program is excellent, but the college faculty is appalling. Some people are natural teachers, while others come to obtain experience in their chosen industry. It's also a problem because new professors come and go frequently during each semester, which is a horrible practice because it disrupts the continuity of the classes and makes it impossible for the professors to assess the pupils. Although the facilities are qualified, none of the staff members are qualified to teach or explain subjects to students. Some are seasoned professors who can provide the most up-to-date information, while others are below standard. Exams are not difficult if you follow the syllabus you can pass. You'll also have to write more on the answer paper, which will be difficult to do in the time allotted. The faculty-to-student ratio is unfavorable.

I got selected in government quota for the college seat of the state. After completing the B.A course I applied for the LLB in our state colleges after seeing my marks percentage I hope to get a place in the college for the next 3 year course.

I applied for this college for the past 4 years, first 2 years I got rejected but I applied again and again now I got the seat in well stabilized college of the state to learn the law course of three years. There won't be interview or donation problems while admission.

The college accepts admission via the single window counselling and admission system. All the aspirants appear for the KLEE Exam and after the results are published, via counselling the admission is given.

The admission process requires the results of KLEE. The common entrance exam for all law aspirants is conducted in Kerala during second week of June every year. All aspirants appear for this exam. Based on the merit list, counselling is conducted. Then the students are given admission into the college.