Kingston Law College Kolkata Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Nabapally, KolkataEstd 2004 WBSU, Barasat

Why To Join Kingston Law College Kolkata - Reviews & Rating

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Academic
4.5
Faculty
3.9
Infrastructure
4.5
Accommodation
4.2
Social Life
3.8
Placement
4.2

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Koyena Mitra
3.7
L.L.B
Reviewed on Sep 12, 2020

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The total fees for LLB of 3 years is 1,99,000/-. As compared to the private law universities, this college is cheaper yet excellent when it comes to studies and infrastructure. I never had any problem with the fee structure
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Prajapati Roy
3.7
L.L.B
Reviewed on Sep 12, 2020

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It was the second government recognized private law college in the state of west bengal. All the facilities were provided in the college for the welfare of the students. It provided scholarships also. So I chose the college.
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Sushmita Roy
4.8Helpful
Reviewed on Aug 22, 2020

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Kingston university is the best law college where a student apart from being a good lawyer would also learn the hardships of life. I not only learnt law and order but polished my inner other talents like playing soccer. The teachers are still in touch and are always ready to listen to my professional issues. The friendly environment gave me the chance to interact with many law nobles and professionals, many students from different backgrounds making me the person I am today.
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Harshit
4.0
Reviewed on Jun 23, 2020

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I applied for the Common law entrance test ie CLAT which was conducted in the 1st week of May. The results were out by the last week of May. I got qualified. The university takes in the students purely on the basis of their class scores. I applied for the university and establish my name in the value roster.
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Princeton
4.3
Bachelor of Business Administration + Bachelor of Laws [BBALLB]
Reviewed on Jun 16, 2020

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After completing my 10+2, I decided to pursue a Bachelor of Business Administration + Bachelor of Laws [BBALLB] course from Kingston Law College and it is by far the best decision of my life. The administrative staff were very helpful and kind.
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Sakthi
4.3
Bachelor of Commerce + Bachelor of Laws [L.L.B.]
Reviewed on Jun 16, 2020

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I am currently pursuing Bachelor of Commerce + Bachelor of Laws [L.L.B.] from Kingston Law college and I've to say that it is one of the best colleges of India to offer this course. The admission process was simple and quick.
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Soumyajit
4.2
Reviewed on Jun 11, 2020

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I got admission in this college after completing my 10+2 from the West Bengal state board. But my marks in 10+2 were 68% so I got a first preference for the admission. At least 45% for General candidates, 42% for OBC candidates, 40% for SC & ST candidates in 10+2 or equivalent examination is compulsory in 10+2.
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Sourabh
4.3
LLB
Reviewed on Jun 11, 2020

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The admission procedure is simple and smooth. A candidate Must have passed his 10+2 from WBSU or equivalent examination from a government institute. At least 45% marks for General candidates, 42% marks for OBC candidates and 40% marks for SC & ST candidates are compulsory to apply for the course. Then the candidate needs to submit his documents at the time of admission.
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Sanchana
4.0
B.Com + L.L.B, General
Reviewed on Jun 9, 2020

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This college provided integrated courses so I managed to get admission on the third merit round and there was an option available of management quota. Also, the admission was merit and entrance exam based so after clearing it I applied on the online portal and I got the letter of acceptance after the third round.
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Sanchana
4.2
Reviewed on Jun 9, 2020

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In this five year BA+LLB course I managed to get admission through clearing the entrance exam and a separate management quota which is for the students who have lower than average scores. Also, the admission procedure was on campus especially for management quota where the profile is evaluated with the application form physically.
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