South Calcutta Law College Kolkata Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

If they can take regular class test that will help us in subject. Exam timing are not that much good. If they add outdoor games that will help students for relaxation. Syllabus should be updated because our syllabus system is not up-to-date with new law system

The course is very relevant and is a professional course and is a necessity in today's society to become a learned advocate or judge , I feel 5 years is bit too much but there is 2 degrees at the same time so that's okay

JSA has made tie-ups and also ASA department too has made available for our college as 24 students from our batch were placed at their office with a salary of 18000 a year. They were chosen after they did intenrship over there and thus those who proved their mettle were hired by them.

Even though the course is well managed and well planned still I think there should be an improvement. They should add an extra paper for computer literacy. Because usage of computer is very important nowadays but overall the course is great.

Law firms and Goenka group are the ones who hires all the students who appear for placements in the final year. ITC too have started getting students from our college and now Indus Law Firm is the one that has taken students at a package worth 8-10 lakhs.

B. A. Ll. B. is the fundamental and definitive degree for law. It is a must for anyone in the field of law. However the degree itself and the curriculum is quite theoretical in nature and doing internships makes us realise that the practical side of Law is neglected in the course.

I chose the because I wanted to be a lawyer . I don't know actually about faculity. Minimum Higher secondary is required. If you give entrance exam then it will be too tough . But it will worth it . Best of luck

I wanted to become a lawyer and specialise in the field of finance. The teacher-student ratio is pretty bad as there are 250 students in one batch and barely 10-15 teachers. The teaching faculty is pretty qualified as many of them are PhD holders but sadly not many of them are good teachers. The method of teaching is very old and, moreover very theoretical which makes it difficult for the students to be ready for the current job market. Exams are held twice a year, semester and they are pretty easy to pass. Questions generally are repeated every year.

I chose this course because it is a professional course and it will help me to learn about the law of the country and to help the people face legal problems. After passing my BA LLB I will never sit as an unemployed person because I can practice in the court as a lawyer and can earn a harmful amount. Along with that if anyone is willing to take the UPSC or judicial services examination it is very helpful for them to study law. In our college, the faculty is good all the professors are well qualified in law, and the faculty ratio to students is like 4:130. The teaching process is really good they are very student friendly, they will make you understand all the provisions of the law and you can reach to them at any time if you have any doubt, nearly the gap between two semesters is 6 months, the questions are student-friendly if you study well you can easily pass the exam and you can get good marks.

I always wanted to pursue law so I chose this course. Government college provides the best faculty and my college takes regular students to attend various seminars in WBNUJS or any such seminar Our College have LLM-completed teachers, some are PHD holder as well. The exam happens every six months. It's easy to pass only if you study properly but CU check copies strictly, it's hard to get more than 90.