Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University

Admission: The teachers are super smart and know their stuff. They've been teaching for years, so they really know how to help us learn. We follow the Bar Council's rules and study what we're supposed to. Each semester, we have at least 90 days of classes before exams.

Placement: I studied the B.A. LL.B. course at BHU's Faculty of Law, which started in 2014. Only a few batches have graduated so far. Most students were more interested in judiciary jobs than corporate ones. Tata AIG visited our campus to offer PPOs to 5th-year students. The average package they offered was around 67 LPA.

Campus: The classrooms are getting better with new tech stuff like speakers, projectors, and smart boards hooked up to computers. Hostels have rooms for two people with free electricity and water all the time, costing around $3500 a year. You can eat unlimited food at the mess for only Rs 50, and it's open all day. They give free medical help and even have an ambulance on standby 24/7.

Admission: The professors at Bhu law faculty are top-notch in their fields. The course is great for the judiciary exam. The semester exams are pretty tough. Attendance is a big deal here.

Placement: The law faculty placement for LL.B. isn't great because many students aren't into it. The law faculty at Bhu is known for making judges, so most students aim for that. But B.A. LL.B. has good placements. They offer roles like judges, civil servants, and teachers.

Campus: This university is the best! They've got everything you need Wi-Fi, a great library, and awesome classrooms. The hostels are nice and don't cost much, plus the canteen is amazing. You won't have any issues with these things. And there are lots of health centers all around campus, too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and super knowledgeable. They really know their stuff and make learning fun. The law course is top-notch and the college has a great reputation. Students here stand out in both corporate and litigation areas because of their unique skills.

Placement: Around 30-40% of us found jobs after college. The highest salary offered was 10 LPA, and the lowest was 2 LPA. TCS is a top recruiter here. About 50-60% of us landed internships at places like Sai & Associates. We often get roles as judges or legal advisors in big companies. BHU law grads are well-known for this. Many of our alumni work in High Courts and even the Supreme Court as judges.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good, you get 4 GB of data every day. The classrooms are nice and airy, and there's a library open from 9 am to 7 pm. The rooms are well-kept, the food is okay, and there are medical services available 24/7. They even have a separate hospital for students! Plus, there's a stadium, courts, and they host sports events both within the college and with other colleges. And there's also a temple nearby. Overall, the campus has a lot to offer.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make sure you understand everything clearly. The courses are great and prepare you well for the industry. But gotta admit, the exams are pretty tough.

Placement: Most students easily got placements, about 80%. The highest salary was 5 LPA, and the lowest was 2 LPA. Around 60% of us got internships. The college really helps us out and guides us for the future.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at the college works well and is fast. They keep the labs, classrooms, and library clean. The food is good, and they switch it up every day. They even serve special food for events.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. Right from day one, you can tell it's gonna be an awesome few years. They teach stuff you can actually use in real life. The teachers are really good at showing how the past connects to now and how it leads to a cool future. You should definitely check it out!

Placement: Placements are there sometimes, but it's hard to get in because the faculty environment prioritizes judicial careers over dream jobs. Law isn't just a job, it's a chance to make a difference. The placements aren't great, but they're okay. You can really feel the focus on judiciary here.

Campus: The university environment is really nice overall. The teachers are good, and the campus has awesome facilities for everyone. Even students from poor backgrounds can study here and learn a lot. The campus is super green, and I don't think you'll find a better one anywhere else.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and know their stuff. A lot of them have experience with real judiciary interviews. They even make the exam papers for the judiciary. So, we've got a top-notch faculty. The course curriculum is spot-on for the judiciary syllabus. Exams are not too hard to pass, but you gotta keep up with attendance. The pass rate is around 95%, so that's pretty good.

Placement: I didn't see many job placements in the LL.B. course, but maybe there are more in LL.M. The highest salary I know of is around 10 Lacs Rupees per year. But getting placed in Banaras Hindu University isn't that common, especially for this course. TCS seems to be the main company hiring students here.

Campus: Our university has awesome infrastructure with lots of greenery and wide roads. Wi-Fi is in all buildings, but not outside. The classrooms are okay, but could be better considering how famous the university is. The hostel is great and super affordable, but the food could be better. Some hostels have good mess facilities though. We play sports in both hostels and on campus. Overall, it's a good place.

Admission: The teachers at BHU have tons of experience, some over 20 years! A few of them used to work at the supreme court but now they're here teaching in Varanasi. Some even taught at NLUs like NLUJ and RMLNLU. The courses are updated and match the PCS syllabus. They're designed to help with UPSC, PCS, and other exams. But they focus a lot on theory and not so much on practical stuff like internships. Sometimes, getting a recommendation letter for internships can be a hassle because of unnecessary obstacles.

Placement: The placement team is still getting better, and we're hoping it'll be great in about 2 or 3 years. Getting jobs might be hard, and you really need the university's help. You gotta make a strong CV to get job offers. To do that, you should join Moot Courts, write research papers, and intern at law firms regularly.

Campus: The campus here is really nice, with great facilities. The only downside is that they don't have water purifiers, so most water points don't work. The library is amazing, with tons of books, and there are 2 libraries for everyone. Classrooms don't have AC, but the hostel rooms are good for 2 people. Each room has beds, tables, chairs, and closets. Some rooms even have balconies. The bathrooms are clean and well-maintained.

Admission: So when I started at this college, I was worried about who would take care of my studies. But turns out, we've got some really good teachers here. They know their stuff and teach in a cool way. The courses we take are practical and get us ready for the industry. The exams each semester are tough, but most of us manage to pass. The pass rate is around 49%, which is not bad.

Placement: Most students in our college land jobs after graduation about 90%! The highest salary is 12 LPA, and the lowest is 7 LPA. Khaitan and Corporation is the top company that hires from our college. Nearly 59% of students snag internships with them. I'm studying B.A. LL.B here, but there are plenty of other courses to pick from too.

Campus: I love this college! It's one of the top law colleges in India. When I joined, I checked out the facilities for our course. They're awesome! The labs, classrooms, and library are all top-notch. Plus, they've got a canteen, sports, and medical facilities. The staff here are really good too. I'm so glad I chose this college!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach in a way that works for us. The course is spot-on for getting ready for real-world jobs. Exams are tough but doable, and most of us pass. About 43% of students make it through. The staff is awesome too.

Placement: At our college, most students in our course found jobs. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA and the lowest is 7 LPA. The top company for hiring is Khaitan & Corporation, which is really good. About half of us got internships there too. This college offers many courses, but I'm doing BA LLB.

Campus: Our college is one of the top law schools in India. The facilities for our course are awesome. We've got top-notch labs, classrooms, and a huge library. The best part is all the extra stuff like the canteen, sports, and medical services.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're great at teaching and know a lot about the subjects. The course content is good, but if you're aiming for a corporate job, it might be a bit old-fashioned and not very practical. It's more geared towards preparing you for a career in the legal field. The semesters can be tough, so you'll have to study hard if you want to do well in your exams.

Placement: The job placements at BHU are great. Big companies like Tata, TCS, and Detroit hire a lot of students from here. The highest package was around 13 Lacs, and most students get offers between 5 to 6 Lacs per year. BHU is known for its good placements. Usually, about 20 to 30 students get placed every year. But, getting placed can be tough because you need to meet a certain percentage or CGPA requirement.

Campus: The campus has a pretty good setup. The library rocks with super quick Wi-Fi and AC, plus they've got computers. Lots of books for studying, and the hostels are not bad for just 6000 rupees a year.