KIIT School of Law (KSOL)

Admission: The teachers at KIIT School of Law are really good. They know their stuff and are easy to talk to. Classes are interesting and they're always there to help if you're unsure about something. They get you ready for working in law. Exams aren't too hard, and lots of people pass because they check your progress often and give you support.

Placement: The placement scene in 2024 was pretty good, with 67% of students getting placed. The highest package for domestic roles was 10.20 LPA, and for international roles, it was 21.00 LPA. The average package for domestic roles was 5.00 LPA. Some big companies that came for placements were Khaitan & Co, Wadia Handy & Co, Bharucha & Partners, Nishith Desai Associates, Hammurabi and Solomon, Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan. I don't have details on which students got internships, but the college's Training and Placement cell helps students find internship opportunities. The main job roles offered were legal associate, compliance officer, legal consultant, and litigation associate.

Campus: KIIT School of Law has super cool classrooms and fast Wi-Fi. The library is huge and open 24/7, with books and online stuff. They have places for mock trials, legal clinics, and research labs for hands-on learning. The hostels are nice, with AC and non-AC rooms and security all the time. Food in the mess is tasty. The campus is big and has awesome sports facilities like a stadium, gym, pool, and courts for different games. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff, especially since they've worked in courts and stuff. They keep up with all the new tech too. They break down everything with real case examples and reading the laws. We get homework often, and they're strict if we don't finish it.

Placement: The placements at our college are better than other private schools. Students have a good chance of getting job offers from good companies in different sectors. I feel fortunate to be studying here. They also offer training for legal professions.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities, especially the library. It's got books for all kinds of exams, even research databases like Manupatra and Scconline. And hey, there's even a lift!

Admission: The teachers are okay, some are helpful, others not so much. I haven't had much luck with support though. Overall, it's a good experience. We take exams on laptops from the college mostly, but some are still on paper.

Placement: Placements happen in the final year, which is the fifth year, with an average package of around 300k. Your chances of getting a good placement depend on your CGPA throughout all three years and how well you do in interviews. Most students do find placements, but the overall placement scene could be better.

Campus: At my law school, we have a cool tradition of celebrating Ganesh Puja, and the college is totally on board with it. We also get to take part in different moot court competitions every year some are in-house, some are against other colleges, and some are at a national level. Our classrooms are pretty awesome too, with AC and smart boards. Plus, there are tons of clubs to join, like the moot court society, constitution society, and drama society. It's a lively place to be!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super friendly, helpful, and really know their stuff. The courses they offer are spot on, and the semesters are designed with students in mind. You need at least a 6 CGPA to pass, but it's doable with the support you get.

Placement: A lot of students from my course got placed. The highest salary offered was 50 LPA. Many law firms came for recruitment. The main job role offered was legal advisor. The college really supports students and helps them succeed in the law field.

Campus: The college has great facilities like 24/7 WiFi and a central library. The hostel serves clean food and there are good medical services. They also have sports societies. It's the best law college around.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. The law teachers are top-notch, and we're lucky to have them. They pay a lot of attention to us, more than other colleges do. The classes are great, and the course prepares us well for our future careers.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs after college, which is awesome. The pay ranges from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 50,000 per month, with an average of Rs. 25,000. Big companies like HP, ICICI Bank, and Wadia Ghandy come to hire legal Advisers. The top salary package is around 6 LPA, while the lowest is 1 LPA, and the average is 2 LPA. Everyone almost gets internships in different legal sectors, making KIIT a great place for a legal career.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, a Bio-Tech lab, air-conditioned hostels and classrooms, a huge legal library, a cool lecture hall, tennis and basketball courts, a gym, and swimming pool. Everything is great. The food is good, and the canteen and sports facilities are nice too. Overall, the college has a really good infrastructure.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and always willing to help. The way they teach could be better, but the course layout gets us ready for the industry. We have exams regularly, and the teachers support us both personally and academically. They know their stuff and are qualified.

Placement: Only around 7 students from our batch of 400 got jobs this year. Big companies like Deloitte come here for placements. The highest salary offered is 7 LPA. We have to find our own internships. Many students end up getting job offers outside campus through PPOs.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The library is awesome. Food is okay. Hostel staff are nice and helpful. Lots of sports to play. Good gym. There's a medical center too. Not all sports facilities are on campus, though.

Admission: The teachers are awesome here  they're all super qualified with PhDs. The semester exams are pretty easy. If you put in the effort, it's way easier to do well here than in high school.

Placement: Most students here get jobs every year, around 85%-88%. The highest salary offered was 12-14 LPA, and the lowest was 3.4 LPA. On average, it's about 5 LPA. Companies like Fox Mandal, Khaitan, HDFC, and Axis Bank hire from here. Fox Mandal is the top recruiter. If you're into internships, the college helps a lot. You can go into litigation, teaching, or corporate roles.

Campus: The campus is super cool with AC in all classrooms and even outside. Wi-Fi is free and works all the time. Our library is the bomb in Orissa. Hostels have good Wi-Fi too, and the food is delicious just like home. We've got at least 3 canteens around, so no worries about food. And there's a sports area for 16 different games, both inside and outside.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful. They're always available to assist you and they make sure you understand everything. They have great connections and teach you the real-life skills you need for law. We have lots of seminars and talks from famous legal experts regularly.

Placement: If you're serious about your education, you'll likely land a job after graduation. The Training and Placement Cell is super helpful. They assist us with finding internships, getting recommendation letters, and securing good job offers.

Campus: The hostel here is pretty good. Food is actually better than in other hostels. Sometimes the rules are a bit strict, though. The library has a lot of useful stuff. Our course covers research papers, case studies, and other helpful stuff. And the classrooms are all high-tech and air-conditioned.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They've been teaching for a long time and are always friendly to students. They're willing to help out even after class if you need it. The courses are well organized too. In the first year, we learn about important laws like the Contract ACT and Specific Relief ACT. The study material matches what we're learning in class. Exams focus on thinking skills and are pretty manageable if you keep up with your work. The college also sets up webinars with industry experts to help us learn practical skills. It's a great place to study!

Placement: The college helps students with job placements through their placement cell. Lots of students land jobs at law firms. Most companies that come for recruitment are law firms, some tier 2 and tier 3 ones, and a few corporates. The salaries they offer are usually higher than average. Some students even get job offers abroad because of their good performance.

Campus: The hostels for boys and girls are separate, and they both have great Wi-Fi. The classrooms are really nice, and the library is awesome they have all the books you need for law research. You can access research sites like HeinOnline and SCC online. There are places to eat on campus that serve good food, and sports facilities too. Oh, and the moot court is top-notch for a law school!

Admission: The teachers at this college are top-notch, with lots of experience. They update their teaching methods regularly. The courses we take are spot-on for what we need. They help us learn law and grow as people.

Placement: Last year, around 70% of students landed jobs. Law firms, LPOs, banks, and insurance companies come for placements. We have a special cell that trains us for interviews. The average salary is 3.5 LPA, with the highest being around 7 LPA.

Campus: The college is set up to meet students' needs. The academic building has cool classrooms, separate halls for seminars and guest speakers, and a moot courtroom for competitions. We have a 3-floor library with up-to-date books and journals, and the whole campus has Wi-Fi, even the hostels. The hostels are nice with big rooms and a clean kitchen. Only downside is water leaks in the rainy season.