SXUK Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I always wanted to study a professional course and was interested in Political Science and Sociology. So, law was the best option for me. St. Xavier's University, Kolkata provides you with the education you need to excel in the field of law. The ratio is around 8:55. For example, some subjects are taken by two professors and some are taken by a single professor. Our faculties are highly qualified, most of them having a Ph.D. degree from reputed Universities like National Law University, Delhi, National Law UNiversity, Hyderabad, and the West Bengal University of Juridical Science. They explain the concepts very well and they are also available beyond class hours to clarify a student's doubts. They are also willing to assist students with respect to internships and other opportunities. The Semester exams are difficult. If you think you'll study one night and pass, you're so wrong! These exams actually test your merit so you've got to be very proficient with the subject to score well.

I choose this course because in my graduation, I had sociology and that's why I find it easy to apply for master's of social work. faculty consists of 4 people and students consist of 40 most of the faculties have completed their Ph.D. every 6 months, they have their end semester exams.

We are the batch of our 5-year BALLB course, thus no batch has passed out yet and didn't receive placements. The average package for our course is unknown, but the other departments get an average around 4lakh pa. placements. The top recruiting companies of our placement cell includes SVF, Axis Bank, Godrej, Dabur, Berger etc. 100 percent students of our batch got placed in summer internships last year, in various law firms and individual advocates. The top roles includes legal consultants, litigation, judiciary and legal firm associates.

The course curriculum is based on the bar council rules. The faculty is very helpful and reachable. Every professor is highly qualified and there are ex-judges too! The teaching methods are highly rational. The exams are conducted twice every semester and they are really tough. One needs to understand the concepts, mugging up from books won't be enough.

From semester 5 or 6 students are eligible for campus placements. A lot of and big companies come for the campus interviews. I have a plan to do masters from this university itself. Maximum of the students get their placements through campus interviews in the university.

Students of both bachelors and masters degree are eligible for placements. Many companies come to the university to absorb the students. I have not planned to take placement as my wish is to join an MBA course after BCom Hons. Almost 90% of students get placement from the university.

Placement cell is very active in our college. Both undergraduate and postgraduate students can avail placement opportunities in their final year. I am a fresher therefore I don't have any personal experience of placements but as per the information provided by our teacher, around 60% of the students got placed in 2020. Companies like outlook, Calvin Klein, and myriad financial firms visit the campus.

Their campus placement is ready well. They bring in big brands and companies under whom we can intern and later on do a job under the companies. About 90% of the students get placement in the university campusing.

Entrance and merit both along with GDPIWT

St Xavier's provides placement for every other course which it provides or rather which is available for the students. Starting from BA (English & economics), BCOM (Hons), BMS to Mass communication, and other UGC, Xavier's provides placement for each and every course. Companies like TATA, KPMG, AMRI, Paper True, easy diner, TOPCEM, Fitech, IBM, Brandafair, etc. Some of the post-graduate students from our university are under rigorous internship procedures from TATA, coal India limited, times of India, Balmer Lawrie, etc. Around 60% of students from our college get internships and placements under high-profile companies. I would be opting for a master's in business administration after my UGC and I'm currently planning to do Internships.