What Students Say
Likes
- The paper pattern was easy. And distribution of marks in 60/40 pattern is a good way to score better marks.
- Faculty is great. Campus is amazing. Crowd is nice as all of them come from good houses with generational lawyers
- Portion is completed well within the time span and we get ample amount of study leave. Extra co curricular activities are an add on to the college
Dislikes
- Fees to high for the course offered as compared to other colleges
- Placements are promised at time of admission but there is no placement cell or recruiter coming
Course Curriculum Overview
The curriculum is very well thought and implemented. It helps a lot in practical life. Due to this type of curriculum and teaching methods, one not only gains bookish knowledge but also gets ready to enter the corporate world. The curriculum is a mixture of both, practical as well as bookish knowledge so it prepares the candidate for outer world
Fees and Financial Aid
Fee structure is flexible. Students with financial issues can request the college and pay in instalments. Students of sc/st classes get some amount of the fee waived off. For 5 year course my expenses were about 3 lakh
Campus Life
Campus life was good. The exposure to courts was there. Site visits were made available and there were industrial visits too. Social interaction was taken care of as social interaction is necessary to grow as a person in the field of law
Admission
Mhcet conducts an entrance test every year and on the basis of the marks obtained students are allotted colleges according to their merit. There are 4 cap rounds and students can take provisional admission to the college allotted in the first list and wait for 4th list to get a better college
Faculty
Faculty to student ratio is really very important when it comes to the learning experience. If the class is over crowded, the discipline is not usually maintained and there are a lot of disturbances which lead to non understanding of concepts. Thus student teacher ratio is very important when it comes to the learning experience. Personal attention should be paid to each student to maximise productivity and avoiding nuisance
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