Bihar Institute of Law

Admission: The teachers at Bihar Institute of Law are really experienced and know their stuff. There's around 45-50 teachers for different subjects, and they're always around to help during college hours. All of them have their NET JRF and Ph.D. qualifications.

Placement: I studied in the B.A. LL.B. batch (2019-24). Unfortunately, our college doesn't have a placement cell, and no students have been placed yet. If you're looking for placements, you might want to consider other colleges. This college isn't the right choice if you're aiming for placements.

Campus: The library at Bihar Institute of Law College in Patna is top-notch with lots of great books. The classrooms are awesome too, all air-conditioned. There's also an auditorium and a legal cell department that helps out students.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand for everyone. The courses they offer are spot on for getting us ready for the real world. The exams can be tough, but as long as you pass over 35%, you're good to go.

Placement: Around half the students here find jobs after graduation. The pay is decent, around 4 LPA. Lots of students manage to snag two internships each year. Big companies like Vodafone, Samsung, and Nestle come here to hire. They offer different roles based on what you're good at, like being a lawyer.

Campus: The campus is nice, but it lacks some things like Wi-Fi. The library has lots of books, and the classrooms are good. The hostel and canteens are nice too. You can get medical help on campus. They also have sports and games here.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. But the course content doesn't prepare us well for the industry. We have exams every year, and honestly, they're pretty easy. They're not too hard to pass.

Placement: Only a few students from my college get placed in small companies like around 4-5%. Sadly, my college doesn't have any placement opportunities. There aren't any companies coming for recruitment on campus. About 10% of students manage to snag internships at local tribunals and courts. The only job role we're trained for is as a junior advocate.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi for students, only for the staff. Classes happen every day. The library is small, fits around 30-50 students. No canteen or hostel on campus. Also, no parking available. They do sports, but only indoors.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful, really smart, and know their stuff. They explain things well and make it easy for everyone to understand. The courses we take are spot on  they get us ready for the real world and help us become valuable members of society. The exams during the semester are pretty tough. You need to score at least 35% to pass.

Placement: Only a tiny 2% of students ended up with a job. I'm a first-year student, and honestly, I feel like this college is pretty average. It's kind of government-affiliated. If you're a top student, you might land a job straight out of college in a high court or as a government lawyer.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. There are clean classrooms, good drinking water, a computer lab, helpful faculty, and a library with lots of books. It's all good here.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful in preparing us for a career in law. The course is spot on and gets us ready for the real world. The semester exams can be a bit tough, but it's all good practice for the future.

Placement: Most students in our college got good jobs. The main company hiring was Azb & Partners. They mostly offered jobs as corporate sector advocates. Salaries ranged from 3 LPA to 8 LPA.

Campus: Our college has good infrastructure. Wi-Fi works well all over campus. The classrooms are nice. The library has lots of books. Unfortunately, there are no hostels. But we do have sports and games to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good, but there's a problem with a lot of staff changes. It makes it tough because they can't finish teaching everything for the year. The exams are fair, set by the university, and the pass rate is around 38%.

Placement: The college doesn't help with placements, so no one gets a job through them. They do have internships twice a year, but you have to pay extra for forms and verification. The internships are just for learning, though - no money or job at the end.

Campus: The college doesn't have basic facilities yet because it's still being built. There's no hostel on campus, so they set students up in other places and charge extra. Plus, there's no mess hall or canteen. And they don't have medical help or a sports room either.

Admission: Some teachers are pretty good here. They do their job fine, but the education quality could be better. It's okay, though. Sometimes, when we ask questions about the topics, the teachers don't explain well or make us understand fully. The courses offered are not bad. There's a 5-year law program and a 3-year law program.

Placement: The placements here aren't great. The college administration hasn't brought in any law-related companies for placements. Students end up finding internships elsewhere. It would be helpful if the administration kept us updated on job opportunities through the NET portal or email.

Campus: The campus isn't great right now because it's being renovated. It should be better soon. BIL is improving every day. They're putting in CCTV cameras, and the teachers are keeping an eye on the classes. Getting new teachers would be a good move to improve education quality.

Admission: I'd rate our college 4 out of 5 for the awesome teachers. They're super experienced, smart, and know their stuff. The courses are good too, easy to follow. The college is strict, but that's cool, I like the discipline.

Placement: Only 2% of students got placed, which is pretty low. I'm a first-year student and honestly, this college seems kinda average. It's part-government, which might explain the placement situation. If you're a top student, you might score a job in the high court or as a government advocate straight out of college.

Campus: The college doesn't have dorms, but they do have a cool library. The buildings aren't great because they're still being worked on. It's a bummer that there's no gate to the campus though.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really great. A lot of them are from Patna and New Delhi. They all have master's degrees in their fields. They focus on building our basic knowledge. The main goal of the college is to help us develop our own personalities and make our own decisions.

Placement: The college placement here is awesome, especially for those aiming to be in the judiciary field. A lot of students from my college become advocates at Patna High Court. They help us get placements in different areas and even set up global moot court contests. This opens up opportunities for jobs in international courts. The college has produced many magistrates and district judges too.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. It's located on Bailey Road in Patna. They've got their own campus in Raza Bazar. There are separate rooms and hostels for guys and girls. And guess what? The Patna metro project has a stop right by our college. How cool is that?

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They really know their stuff and explain things well. The course prepares us for the real world, which is cool. The exams are tough, you need at least 35% to pass. But overall, it's a good place to learn and grow.

Placement: You need at least 45% to get placed. The average package is 4 LPA. 70% of us do 2 internships yearly. Companies like Vodafone, Samsung, Nestle hire us for internships and jobs. They choose roles based on our skills, like lawyers and more.

Campus: The campus is nice overall, but there's no Wi-Fi in some places which is a bummer. The library has lots of books, and the classrooms are cool. The hostel facilities are just okay. The food in the canteens is good. You can get medical help on campus too. And there are sports and games to play here, which is awesome.