Wholesome

The faculty should have had improved with timely lectures.

You do not need to give an entrance test to get through Government Law college. Your marks of 12th grade decide if you can make it to this 5 year law course or not.

The course is a comprehensive one which goes on for 10 semesters covering a plethora of laws. First two years we study generic subjects that would help in law like logical deduction, sociology, political science etc which won't directly help you with law when you practice but indirectly help. From third hear onwards the law related subjects begin to come on like the contract act etc which form the basis of Indian Legal system and its disputes.

The placement cell is very good and the placements that happen through this college are nice if you are a scorer and a participant in moot courts etc.

Placement and job opportunities are excellent with alot of scope for multiple internships from 3rd year onwards itself in diverse fields of Law.

The Jessup International moot court is a must do. Spill organization is involved in international law and they have their annual conferences as well.

Fee structure is very cheap and affordable with cheaper fees for students who have scored well. It is aa government college so the fees isn't too high and there are separate exam fees that they charge during each exam.

Don't know, but you don't really need a loan to get through this college as fee is very low. There is a special fee reduction for scholar students and students who need reservations.

The extra curricular activities are many and there is alot of sports drama music and other non law related activities as well. There are moot court clubs which allow you to participate in several different moots and there are writing competitions as well.

4/10 there are hostels around like ish etc where the food is quite nice but overall the canteen wasn't that great when I was there and it was on only for limited hours. It is cheap and affordable but variety is less but due to convenient location there is alot of food you get around.

There is a special alumni club dedicated to this and it functioned well. However we have also come across alumni coming to class and telling us how to write exams etc and have received guidance from them.

Exam structure is divided in 10 semester and every year there are two semesters of exams taking place within 5 months interval.

The faculty was okay with some lectures being worth attending. Overall it was more of self learning. From third year onwards the faculty gets better however due to low attendance the classes are too small.