Siddharth College of Law Mumbai Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The course are awesome I was searching for and I always interested in advertising and ad marketing they teaches us very well they give to do activities like you have to create ads of such topics and all

There was no such reason of mine for choosing this college. Just my marks matched this college expected cuttoff and I took admission. But later becoming the member of this college I found different reasons to fall in love with.

The college was great in every sense. The infrastructure of the college was nicely built. The classrooms were spacious and other amenities were available in the college. I had the best time in this college studying.

Siddharth College of Law Campus of life is very good. Students are very friendly and social network is excellent here. Many cultural events are organised which bring students from different backgrounds together.

I have only positive thing to say about college. The college has great faculty members to teach law. The very important thing the library is very big. You can spend hours in the college and have fun while studying as the atmosphere is very encouraging.

Many of my friends are in this college, so I wanted to come here. I have easy access to this collage. The process is simple, as I only have to pay a fee. My admission process took 15 days. I was at Siddhartha College in Buddha Bhavan, so I went to Anand Bhawan. They are not the same but two different names and locations.

I joined this college after graduation based on my B.Com results. The admission process is not complicated. The University of Mumbai has already released the dates, and forms are easily available over the counter. The policy was also transparent.

The college focuses on giving admission to the students on the basis of merit. It has been shortlisting the students with a minimum of 45% marks in 10+2 grade. It is a simple admission procedure to follow.

The college is helping the students to spread legal awareness in the society. The college also organises legal awareness seminars in the rural areas which is focused on the topics like gender sensitisation etc. Overall it is a decent college.

I filled up the application form which was available both online and offline. The admission was entirely based on the marks scored in graduation. The merit list was prepared for the students who were selected and I got selected for the course.