Bishop Cotton Women's Christian Law College

Admission: The teachers at KSLU are awesome - they know their stuff and are really friendly. Each subject has its own teacher. The course content is on point. Exams are fair, and most students pass with an 80-85% rate. Just so you know, the grading here is pretty strict.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs, around 75%. The highest salary given was 1.55 LPA, and the lowest was Rs. 55,700 monthly. Everyone got internships, with the college guaranteeing 100% for law students. We have to do internships at DLSA, but RERA ones are up to us. Law offers different job paths like judiciary, litigation, and corporate advocacy.

Campus: The college has everything you need for daily life - water, electricity, comfy benches, projectors, and green boards. The hostel is cool too, with good food, clean rooms, and all the basic stuff like water and electricity. It's a pretty solid place to stay!

Admission: I studied BBA/BHM here. I wouldn't suggest coming here for a BBA. The teachers are good, but it's not worth the high fees. I don't see much difference between B.Com and BBA students, except for the syllabus and uniform change.

Placement: So, in our batch from 2017-2018, we didn't have any companies coming to offer jobs. They don't really focus on this stuff. I wouldn't suggest joining this college. Also, they don't arrange any internships for us.

Campus: The college has computer labs, a chemistry lab, a sports room, and a library. The classrooms are okay. They don't offer hostel rooms or bus services. There's no auditorium or sports field here.

Admission: The college is linked with KSLU. The teachers really know their stuff and teach us practical things. There are 50 students in my class, so the ratio of teachers to students is 1:50. The course is cool and helps us learn a lot.

Placement: The college helps students find jobs after graduation. They got placed in big companies like Dua Associates and Sundarswamy Ramdass. Some also did internships at law firms like JB Argen and Rosa Paramel. It's good for getting real-world experience.

Campus: The college has everything you need - moot court hall, classrooms, library, sports, legal aid clinic, and a canteen. They also have cool clubs like social service, anti-ragging, and human rights. The hostel is a bit far but there are lots of PGs close by.

Admission: College is really cheap and you get a good education without spending a lot. The teachers know their stuff and are qualified. They help us learn, but we gotta put in the effort too. It's important to do research, join debates, and take part in moot court competitions. And don't forget to write and publish articles!

Placement: Finding placements is easy because of the internships we do. The college's placement cell is also there to support us. Every year, we do around 5 internships in total. We get to work with top advocates, judges, and ministry officials. The placement cell helps us find different internships too.

Campus: The buildings are okay. I don't stay in the hostel, but I've heard it's nice. Other stuff like medical and sports facilities are good too. They put us in 5 houses each year. We have sports events every year with lots of different games for everyone.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome. The extracurricular activities are cool too. They teach really well and we learn a lot. We also get to attend seminars and compete in college events, which helps us get better at what we do.

Placement: We don't get help with finding jobs after college. We have to do internships in summer and winter. The college helps us with internships at DLSA. The course I'm taking is focused on corporate law.

Campus: The library here is awesome, they have lots of magazines and journals. And the canteen has a bunch of different food options. Plus, the sports facilities are really nice too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and make learning fun. They pay attention to each student and explain things well. The courses cover everything we need to know and are practical too.

Placement: The college's placement cell is awesome. They really help us find internships at law firms we like. I've seen students get placed in I.T. companies, and also in different legal areas like civil, banking, and more. It's been great seeing all the opportunities available here.

Campus: The college is big and nice, it feels like home. The food in the canteen is clean. They have backup power and parking for students and staff. The library has lots of books and authors that are helpful for everyone.