KSLU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

After 4 years, the students are eligible for placements. As it is a law college, firms visit our college and recruit the students. The highest package offered is 5lakh per annum. The percentage of getting placement is 60% from our college, it depends on students.

You also have scholarships option like if you score more than 80% you get a free college fee for next year and if you get 75% above below 80% then you get 50% free fee and if you get above 70% then 25% free fee and difference if you are sc/st.

There are placement offers provided it our college You should be ready from the 2nd year as you should attend many interviews there are many companies offering placement in our college but I don't know more about it and almost 50percent of students get selected in campus placement And I have not yet planned anything after my degree

I choose this course because I am much more interested in computers. The teaching staffs are too good and easy to understand that what they are teaching. They are so friendly to us. The faculty members are too good and their qualifications are also too good. Term exams are kept once in two months and it is difficult to pass exams.

1. In the 5th Semester students become eligible for campus placements 2. Dell, only this company had conducted the interview and my college conducted placements with this company. 3. 4 lakh was the CTC per annum, offered by the company. 5. In 100% only 5% were getting placed 6. I would like to work in a good company where I would prefer getting trained and learning with earning a good salary.

I choose this course like BBA LLB because I was a commerce student and I was having interest in-laws of it was very beneficial for me to choose a commerce subject and law subject because I already know the basics of commerce as I had studied it in my 11th and 12th standard. The faculty are very very nice their teaching method is very good. My exams were conducted twice a year we had two semesters in one year. These were the main exams conducted by Karnataka State Law University. The college also took mid-semester exams they called them the preparatory exams. They were easy but not the university one the university once were very difficult because they had a very strict marking system. And it is very hard for a student to pass in all the subject's.

BALLB in BMSCL has a scope for the field in a very large manner. The college has a great place for being at a social hub and getting to know people from various streams since the BMS campus has 4 colleges situated on the same campus. It's a huge campus with an ample amount of greenery giving freshness to all the students who study in the colleges inside.

The students from the 8th sem become eligible for placements and internships as well. As of now I'm in my 3rd year and have heard that the seniors do get good placements under practising lawyers and law firms as well. My plan after getting the degree is to get into the corporate law world. My area of interest is a Real estate, marine laws, migration laws and many more.

No campus placement is offered in our college. After pursuing LLB degree one may start to practice law as a junior advocate in any firm or he/she may join as a legal advisor of any company after obtaining required practice in his profession or He/ She can get prepared for judicial exams.

As I mentioned previously, St. joseph's college of law is a very new college. Law is a very new department for the St. Josephs brand. It has only been 3 years since its beginning. Internships are compulsory for every semester and the first-year internship has to be with a social organization. So far, there haven't been any campus placements, as usually the courses last 3 years or 5 years. The pandemic had slowed down the academic year and 2021 will be the first year for campus placements for the college. Depending on the course ( either 3yr LLB or 5yr LLB) the students will be eligible for placements at the end of the 3rd year or 5th year. I plan to start a business of my own after I get my degree so I am not very focused on my employability.