Mewar Law Institute

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They really help us a lot. They know their stuff and teach well. We have to do assignments, presentations, and make charts for each unit. They guide us, but we gotta study on our own too. Each subject has its own teacher, and every department has a head. The study materials they give us are really helpful. Before exams, they give us question banks to practice. They also have guest lectures and seminars, and we get certificates for joining them. The course content is pretty good too.

Placement: The college doesn't help with job placements for law students, but the law faculty does support bright students to find work with good lawyers. They also offer personality development classes to help us become better advocates.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. The library has a lot of books that students need for studying and making notes. You can borrow books for 7 days and renew them if you need more time. The classrooms are spacious, but they don't have air-conditioning. Each classroom has a smartboard projector. The teachers only teach in English. The medical facilities are really good. If you like sports, you can play in the ground and join teams for competitions with other colleges during fests. The hostel rooms are nice, but they only have fans and coolers. The food in the canteen is good, but there aren't many choices on the menu. They mostly have vegetarian options like samosas, bread pakoras, Maggi, Rajma Chawal, and Chole Bhature. Overall, the infrastructure is good. I'm in my 4th year and haven't had any issues with it so far.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and the teaching is good. They give us all the materials we need. It's not super hard to pass the exams each semester. There are five subjects every semester. Most students, around 80%, pass out of our college. We also have a class for personality development, which is pretty cool. It's all up to you how you study and get ready for the tests.

Placement: The pay ranges from 0.5 LPA to 3 LPA. Our college attracts top companies for hiring students. Everyone gets a job offer here. Companies pick students based on their skills and attitude.

Campus: The facilities and buildings are pretty good. They have a canteen and a library on campus. But there's no Wi-Fi, and the college doesn't have a hostel. You gotta find your own place to stay.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful, nice, and always there to support us. They even take us on trips to real companies so we can see how things work in the real world. It's pretty cool to get that hands-on experience.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed, around 80 percent. The college offers a top package of 4,80,000 and a lowest of 1,80,000. Companies like IIFL, Amazon, Codevillage, and Hindustan Wellness come for placements. Also, 80 percent of us got internships, which was great.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostels or PGs for students. But there's a nice garden to chill in and the environment is great. Most classrooms have projectors, which is cool. And there's a small canteen for snacks.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable, with most of them having masters or doctorate degrees in their subjects. They teach in a way that's easy to understand. This course is great for tech students because it gives a lot of coding and technical knowledge that prepares us for the industry. You need at least 45% to pass exams, but most students do well.

Placement: About 70% of us got jobs after college. The highest salary was 8 LPA, average was 4.5 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Tech Mahindra, Capgemini, and Cepta hire a lot. Half of us did internships, mostly off campus. They offered roles like analyst, senior analyst, and data analyst.

Campus: The college library is great, and the computer labs have the latest software. We don't have a hostel, but we have a nice ground and good sports facilities. The classrooms are in good shape with teaching boards.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They give us great notes and assignments that really help us understand the stuff and do well in exams. The faculty is super qualified, and I love how they have counselors to talk to the teachers if we need help with anything. It's a great support system!

Placement: Around 130 students land jobs on campus, with pay ranging from 2.5 to 6 lakhs per year. The big companies that hire us are IIFL Finance, Hindustan Wellness, Leverage Education, and Indostar. In the BBA department alone, 80 students have snagged spots in top firms like Tata Consult, IIFL Finance, and Hindustan Wealth. The popular job roles are sales, marketing, and finance executives.

Campus: The campus has computer labs, libraries for each department, and Wi-Fi. They also have smart boards and projectors. Besides studying, the college organizes sports events in November and December. It's a great opportunity for students to join activities like Kho-Kho, cricket, volleyball, basketball, and indoor games. The sports events last for 10 days, and then there's a prize ceremony called "ABHIVAYTI." Students can choose which sports they want to participate in.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are always ready to help. They teach well, and if you're stuck, just ask them. They make sure you understand everything. The semester exams are fair, and most students pass with a 98% success rate. The BCA program is pretty solid overall.

Placement: I think around 90% of students here get placed, which is awesome. The highest salary for BCA grads is 10 Lacs per year and the lowest is 3 Lacs per year. I feel like not many students out of 100 actually get placed. But overall, the college is pretty good for landing a job after graduating.

Campus: I wasn't a fan of the dress code at the college, so I think the facilities are just okay. But overall, the labs and library are nice. The canteen is clean and the sports options are pretty good too. It's cool that you can play games during your free time there.

Admission: The teachers at Mewar are really good. They're friendly and always there to help us out with any questions we have. They understand what we need and how tough things can be, so they make sure we're ready for the real world, not just with a degree.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students get placed through the placement cell. Law firms often visit for interviews. In the B.A. LL.B. course, there are many opportunities like working in law firms, becoming a lecturer, or even going for competitive exams. The college helps us showcase our skills and improve communication. It's a great place to explore our talents.

Campus: The facilities at Mewar Law College are top-notch, and they even have sports competitions during the festival. The college really wants to keep students motivated and learn at their own speed. They also give study materials and question banks to help us out.

Admission: The teachers here are really good  they know their stuff and have lots of experience. We go through 10 semesters in 5 years, so that's 2 semesters each year. They give us pre-tests before the big exams to help us get ready and understand what to expect.

Placement: I'm currently in my second year, so I haven't had any placements yet. Placements are usually for final year BA LLB students in our 5-year course. The college brings in some top companies like McKinsey and JSA for placements. They offer good job opportunities with high salaries. Looking forward to my turn in the final year!

Campus: The labs have AC which is great. Classrooms can fit a good number of students and each one has a projector. The library has lots of books and there are free medical facilities with different medicines available.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really help us out and know their stuff. The teaching is top-notch. But, the course doesn't prepare us well for the industry. It's better if you have a family member in law. The exams are not too hard, and the pass rate is around 32%.

Placement: In our college, there are opportunities for placements in some courses, but not for law. That's because law courses don't need placements. Instead, we have internships that are free and easy to get. They help us learn how to act in court and handle clients. It's a great way to gain experience!

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't amazing. The classrooms are pretty basic. The auditorium isn't that great compared to other colleges. But the library is awesome! They've got all the books you need. No hostels here, but there's a canteen. The food there isn't very tasty though.

Admission: The teachers make hard subjects easy to understand, especially for students without a legal background. They're great at explaining things and give good advice for future law opportunities. They're also good at motivating students to do their best.

Placement: The average salary package is around 15 lakhs per year. About half of the students in my course get placed through referrals. We get roles like senior advocates, and there are paid internships at top law firms with good pay. Some students even get selected as AOR in the Supreme Court.

Campus: The classrooms are awesome, and there are separate facilities for medical practice. Each sport has its own ground, plus a specific games room. They organize sports competitions and quizzes that match the skills we need for our courses. They also set up moot court practices to help us improve our courtroom skills.