School of Excellence in Law is Excellent, literally!!!

I applied for VIT School of Law & Saveetha School of Law. But both the colleges had high annual fees and at the same time, it was ranked 2nd & 3rd respectively (in Chennai) in various websites. After considering the opinions and opportunities I chose the School of Excellence in Law which is considered no1 in Chennai and no2 in TN behind NLU in TN.Yes, the highest quota is given to SC & ST community and there is a quota for ex-officer, differently-abled, sportspersons & others. OC community has to have high scores bec the cutoff is very high.It only based on merit. No recommendation, No capitation fee. It is solely based on your 12th mark.mVery easy and convenient. Only through an online portal. No interview or group discussion

I chose BBA LLB HONS bec it was relevant for my future plans. It's good for pursuing advocacy, civil services, ICSC business, and other fields. 1:52 is the faculty-student ratio.Most of the faculty taking legal subjects are lawyers. Others are qualified faculty but those who aren't familiar with Tamil will have a hard time as most faculty arent very fluent in English. But the teaching is not bad. It is basically average or above average. The teaching method is a traditional method nothing special. Exams are not hard to pass. Basically, the notes and the books in the library will suffice for preparation.

There are no internships offered by the university. We have to find out about our own internships. But seniors and faculty are always ready to help students choose an internship. The college just does not provide it directly, we have to find it for ourselves. Please don't expect campus recruitment.

The fee structure is the greatest plus point. It is much less when compared to other institutions but the reputation, quality is not compromised. The annual fee is 70000 for OC,BC, and others but the course fee for SC, ST is ridiculously low. The cost to study is low. The scholarship is being offered to students with less annual income and certain communities. It changes every year so better check the college website for detailed info.

The annual cultural program conducted is called TANTRA. It conducts sessions, sports day, ethnic day, competitions ( MUNs) and most important for a law student moot court competitions are conducted every year and it has a seperate website to notify the moot court competitions held all over the world. Classrooms are air-conditioned, a new building is being erected, a big ground, nice amenities, wifi, library, All India Reporter freely accessible in libraries. Most of the sports are recognized and competitions are conducted. There is a huge quota for girls so in a class 60% or 70% will be girls. All clubs such as NCC, NSS, Red Cross, and all other clubs function properly. The campus life is great. Good crowd. A lot of opportunities for students to take initiative and a great place to excel.