Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I had given a qualifying exam on the basis of which I was selected in the college. First the student needs to fill the application forms. The students will give an entrance exam and on the basis of the marks scored a merit list would be prepared according to which the students are selected.

The admission is based on the entrance exam according to which the merit list is prepared. The students first have to fill the application form and after then a merit list is prepared on the basis of the acquired marks in the qualifying exam and the students are selected.

I enquired about the admission process on the official website of the college. It considers the 10+2 marks with a minimum of 45%. It also considers the students who have passed through distance learning.

The admission is based on 12th standard marks from a recognised board. It prepares a merit list. The student should have minimum of 45% in the pre-degree examination to qualify for the admission in this college.

Bachelor of Arts & Bachelor of Laws is provided to the students who have completed 10 +2 or equivalent from any recognized Indian Board with at least 50 percent marks are eligible to apply for the admission. They will have to give the entrance exam and based on their merit, they will be given the admission.

In order to take admission in this college you should have a minimum marks of 45% in the 12th standard from a recognized board. 40% total marks is the case with the reserved category. 20 years is the maximum age for seeking admission in the college for the general category and 22 in the case of SC/ST/OBC.

Infrastructure is bit small other than that its really amazing place to be in. The college is situated on a single floor with classrooms. staff rooms. moot halls. sports room and other administrative offices

College is a nice place for getting ample amount of education with good faculty giving you guidance and help when you require it good opportunities are provided by the management for participating in different programmes.

I am currently in the seventh semester of 5 years Integrated Course. I have always wanted to work as a corporate lawyer. My experience has been a mixed bag thus far. Some of the faculty is good, rest is shit. Academics and the placements are good though.

Admission is on the basis of merit only. I applied by physically visiting the institute and waited for the display of merit list. My name appeared in the third waiting list, which was a bit frustrating, but it all worked out in the end.