KES Shri' Jayantilal H Patel Law College Review

- Core subjects like Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and Contract Law are highly relevant and essential for a legal career. Practical components like Moot Courts, Internships, and Drafting Practice help students develop hands-on skills. -The integration of legal tech and tools like AI-based research platforms is minimal. Greater emphasis on cross-disciplinary electives (e.g., Law and Psychology, Law and Technology) would broaden academic and career prospects.

My college has a dedicated WhatsApp group exclusively for sharing internship opportunities, ensuring students stay informed about relevant openings in the legal field. This group acts as a centralized platform where students receive timely updates regarding internships with law firms, advocates, corporate legal teams, NGOs, and other organizations. Each message typically includes details such as the nature of the internship, location (physical or remote), stipend offered (if any), application deadlines, and contact information. For instance, students are informed about internships in prestigious law firms, chances to work under senior advocates, or opportunities in policy research organizations.

The tuition fees is Twenty two thousand, seven hundred and twenty seven rupees Development fees is Twenty two thousand and seventy three rupees And group insurance fees is fifty rupees, which sums up to total of Twenty five thousand and fifty rupees

The campus life is really really great! There are so many chances to attend events like chakravyuh where few concert and competition happens. There are clubs like Students research club where u can submit your article

- I had applied for GLC but didn't got the admission there but I'm pretty happy about this college as well since it provides many opportunities like publishing articles of students on various platforms to give them spotlights. - The admission process was not that thought you just had to give the certificates and CET marks score

- the faculty is really great, though sometimes it takes time for them to sort out the matter but overall it is good compared to other colleges. - there are 2 semisters in law school, first and second semester have 3 subjects only. In first semester the subjects are quite scoring if you understand them well

There's a gym near the college, and residential areas are more, there are even affordable cafe's nearby and railway station is just few minutes away from the college. Nightlife is not that much since the hostel is bit far