What Students Say
Likes
- Students get opportunity to participate in moot court competitions from college funds.
- The college has a library consisting enough material to prepare for various exams
- The gender ratio is good enough to make it feel safer for girls
Dislikes
- The college infrastructure is not upto the mark
- The teachers are sometimes not well versed with topics
- Students politics hamper the studies of student who want to study
Course Curriculum Overview
The course curriculum is inclusive enough to cover all matters of law which will be comping in judiciary exams. The are also some extra irrelevant subjects which are sometimes found unnecessary by some students like french and sociology.
Internships Opportunities
The college does not provide internships in private firms or under lawyers but sometimes provide opportunity to word with government officces. One has to struggle to get a internship on their own by preparing a CV.
Fees and Financial Aid
The yearly fees of our college is 108000 approximately excluding the hostel fees. The fees is same even for the reserved categories. There are scholarship Opportunities for students of ST AND SC categories provided by the state government.
Campus Life
There are not much clubs and societies in our college. The student politics is the only thing you can get involved in. No sports facilities are there nor any sports event is conducted. The Infrastructure is also not that good and the college does not have a canteen of its own.
Admission
I came to this college after dropping from another course. One can get admission in the college by giving RULET exam. The exam consists of a written exam of 150 marks followed by GD and PI round of 50 marks each. Cutoff is served on total basis of 250 marks
Faculty
There are total 6 subjects in each semester consisting of hundred marks each. 50 marks are provided as college internals and a written test of another 50 marks is conducted at the end of semester. There are also 14 weekly test ever monday. The faculty have good knowledge over their respective subjects.
Interview Experience
The written test is of 100 marks followed by a GD and PI round of 50 marks each. The gd and pi generally revolves around the current affairs and national problems. The writeen test of 150 marks could be easily cleared by one preparing for CLAT exam.
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