IFIM College of Law Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and are always ready to help out. Whenever you need help, they're there for you. The courses really prepare you for the real world. But man, those exams can be tough because of how they grade them.

Placement: The job placements at our college aren't top-notch. Seniors mentioned that the placement rate is a bit low. But the internships here are awesome and offer a lot of valuable learning opportunities.

Campus: The facilities at our college are pretty good. The college and hostel buildings are nice, and we have Wi-Fi, hot water, and good food. The library is great for studying, and there's even a gym in the hostel. It's all good here!

Admission: The law course mixes business and law, following the kslu syllabus with a set curriculum each year. The faculty is really dedicated and always there to support us. They upload class notes on a website for easy access. We start law subjects in the 3rd year, before that it's all about business. It's a good mix of both subjects.

Placement: The college's placement cell is super active, making sure all students land awesome internships from top-notch companies. Seniors landed internships at companies like Siemens, TLC, giving them solid experiences. They're graduating in 2020. Juniors got internships at NGOs, getting hands-on practical knowledge early on. Later, they're placed in various places. Lots of companies, like Samvad Partners, come to campus for recruitment. It's pretty cool!

Campus: The college has great facilities for students like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms with projectors, sports arena, and a canteen. The canteen serves good food for both hostelers and day scholars. It's a nice place for academic and extracurricular activities.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and always ready to help. Our college is linked with Karnataka State Law University, and the exams are tough because of the strict grading system. Not many students pass all subjects, maybe around half of them do.

Placement: Not many students got great jobs at the end of the year. Some companies like Infosys, Cafe Coffee Day, and Zolo came for placements. Most students did internships at places like courts, legal aid clinics, and NGOs such as PUCL Delhi and PUCL Jaipur.

Campus: The classrooms have Wi-Fi, which is cool. We have a lab with computers just for us. The food in the mess is really good, with both South Indian and North Indian options. We also get to play sports like cricket and football. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here really care about what students think and use cool teaching methods to help us understand how society works. They mix things up with fun assessments and presentations to give us hands-on skills. The exams aren't too hard if you study in a certain way. You just need to follow a good study routine. You only need 40% to pass, so it's doable!

Placement: I'm studying BBA, LL.B here. The highest pay is around Rs. 25,000 per month, while the lowest is about Rs. 15,000. The job placements look pretty good. Around 80% of students can find internships. But landing a full-time job really depends on how good you are at what you do.

Campus: Our college keeps everything clean and neat all the time. They even have pads in the girls' bathroom. Students can use Wi-Fi here. We have a library, E-library, and can watch lectures online. They also have a plan in case of emergencies like Covid-19.

Admission: IFIM Law College is linked with Karnataka State Law University (KSLU), so the course content follows KSLU's guidelines. The curriculum covers a lot of topics. The teachers are really knowledgeable and connect well with us. Their teaching style is really good.

Placement: We're the first group of BBA. LL.B. students set to graduate in 2020. The school set up a committee to help us with internships and job placements. The Faculty Coordinator leads the committee, and we all work under their guidance. The internships they've arranged for us have been really great so far.

Campus: The infrastructure at IFIM Law College is top-notch. The Wi-Fi is fast, the library has a lot of books, and the classrooms are air-conditioned. The canteen serves delicious and clean food, and the hostel rooms are big and well-kept. Plus, there are medical facilities on campus whenever you need them.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're great at teaching. They mix digital and board teaching which is cool. We even get to check out real industries. The courses are interesting and there are extra classes to help with writing and communication.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. The teachers really put in effort to help us get good jobs. Since the college is new, we're not sure about the salaries yet because our seniors are still in their third year. But since the business school has a good track record, we're confident we'll get decent placements too. The placement cell is really effective and we even get internships from our first year itself.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, sports, and a good library. The food in the canteen is good but a bit pricey. We have top-notch sports teams here. The classrooms have AC and free Wi-Fi, which is awesome. So far, we haven't had any issues with the facilities at our college. I'd recommend staying in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're always around to help us out. They run this cool mentorship thing and are great at clearing up any questions we have. The classes are good, but sometimes the exam dates catch us off guard. And man, those exams can be tough!

Placement: The college says 90% of students landed jobs. The highest salary is 10 Lacs per year, average is 6 Lacs, and the lowest is 4 Lacs. Big companies like Amazon and Luthra and Luthra hire students. Everyone gets an internship I got mine at PUCL Jaipur.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. The classrooms have AC and projectors, which is cool. Both college and hostel have Wi-Fi 24/7, and the library has all the stuff you need. The hostel food is just okay, not great, but the mess and canteen are clean which is nice.

Admission: Some teachers here aren't very good at teaching. They don't have much experience and can't help us understand. They just read off slides. It's not helpful. The college is linked to KSLU. If you need to re-evaluate an exam, they charge Rs. 500.

Placement: So, there aren't any job placements at our college. But we do have a placement cell. They mostly help with getting internships. The rest is up to us students to find internships on our own. The thing is, the college is a bit biased when it comes to assigning internships. If you want a good one, you gotta be the president of the internship cell. It doesn't matter if you're good at studying. If you don't become the president, they'll send you to work in NGOs in rural areas across India. It's all about politics here. Even though the principal says no to politics, it's still a big deal. The principal and teachers keep changing all the time.

Campus: The college has a big campus, and that's the only good thing about it. The rooms are tiny, with 2 students crammed in with uncomfortable beds. Also, the boys and girls share the same hostel. The food is okay, but not really worth the price. And the hostel fees are too high Rs. 85,000 for half a year. Plus, around 60% of the students there smoke.

Admission: IFIM offers a 5-year BBA LL.B. course affiliated with Karnataka State Law University. The faculty is super helpful and always there for us. They encourage us to join activities outside of class. Research centers run by teachers organize seminars, conferences, and workshops. Corporate mentors also guide us on our academic journey. Great place to learn and grow!

Placement: Our college started in 2015, so there haven't been any placements yet. We have a committee that helps with internships and industry connections. IFIM has given internships at places like NGOs, research centers, and companies such as Amnesty International, Siemens, and more.

Campus: IFIM is in Electronic City on a 2-acre campus. There's Wi-Fi everywhere and a cool library with law stuff and business mags. The Cafeteria has yummy food. Classrooms vary in size and are nice. They help students with medical stuff. We can use search engines like Manupatra and Westlaw for legal research. Sports like TT, Badminton, Cricket, and Football are there, plus a Gym. No cash needed on campus. The digital moot court is fun for students.

Admission: The teachers at IFIM are really cool and supportive. They treat you like a friend but also make sure you stay on track with your work. I like how they check in with us every couple of months to see if we're keeping up with the lessons. It's different from other colleges and helps us learn better.

Placement: Around 60% of us found jobs after finishing our course. The pay ranges from Rs. 20,000-40,000 per month, with an average of Rs. 15,000-20,000. Juris Law Office and Deloitte hire the most. We mostly get roles as junior associates. The salary packages go from 3-9 LPA. We all get internships at top companies and law firms like Juris Law Firm and Khaitan.

Campus: The hostel at IFIM has everything you need - Wi-Fi, labs, library, and digital classrooms. The food at the canteen is top-notch, better than any other hostel in Bangalore. We've got a big ground for sports, and the sports committee organizes games every month or so. It's a great place to stay!