New Law College, Bharati Vidyapeeth

Admission: I really enjoyed my time at New Law College in Pune. The teachers are great, with a lot of them being practicing lawyers. This is awesome because it helps us understand things in a practical way. The semester exams aren't too hard. If you study the questions from old papers, you can easily get good grades. It's a good place to learn and grow in the legal field.

Placement: The placement team at New Law College is pretty solid. They really put in the effort to get students placed in good law firms. I'd say around 70-80% of my batchmates have found jobs through them. And even after graduation, they stick around for two years to help us out with job hunting. It's been a big help for sure!

Campus: The library at New Law College has a good collection of books for us law students. We can also read law journals and use the e-library there. The hostel is pretty basic, with rooms for three people and shared bathrooms.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff when it comes to law. They bring in guest speakers and hold workshops often. The faculty is super friendly and always there to help us out.

Placement: Only around 20% of us actually end up getting placed after college. But some lucky ones get job offers even before they graduate. Companies like Khurana and Khurana, AZB and Partners are the top ones that come to hire. The college has a placement cell that helps us find jobs.

Campus: The college is in a great spot in Kothrud, Pune. The classrooms are big and bright, and there's a nice library and moot court rooms. But the place is kinda old and could use some upgrades. And the hostel isn't the best for students.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. Each subject has a dedicated faculty member who covers everything you need to know about law. The curriculum is spot on, and if you put in the effort, you'll learn a lot. We have 2 semesters per year, and there are 10 semesters in total. As long as you stay focused and study hard, you'll do just fine.

Placement: Around 30-40% of us find jobs every year after college. The starting salary is usually around 3-4 lakhs per year. Big companies like Tata and Bajaj come to hire students. If you don't get placed on campus, there are plenty of opportunities outside too.

Campus: The teachers here are really good for all subjects. They've got a library and an auditorium too. The hostel has a mess and canteen, so you won't go hungry. The food is actually pretty good, better than what you can find outside. And hey, there's a gym here too for staying healthy.

Admission: There are two types of exams at the college: one is inside the college, and the other is outside. The inside exam is out of 40 marks, while the outside one is out of 60. To pass the inside exam, you need 20 marks, and for the outside, you need 30. Overall, you need at least 50 marks to pass.

Placement: The placements are okay. Around 60% of students get jobs, but some prefer other careers like becoming a lawyer or judge. The college has a placement cell to support students in reaching their goals.

Campus: The campus is awesome with a six-story building and a huge ground. We've got a cool two-story auditorium, a library, and a computer lab. Oh, and there's a moot court where we hold an international moot court every year. It's a big deal!

Admission: I really like how the professors at the college know their stuff and have a lot of experience. They come from different legal backgrounds, which makes learning more interesting. The college offers resources to help us study for exams, and the exams are fair.

Placement: The college placement office isn't very helpful. Not many students find jobs through it. They don't focus on improving our skills for getting hired. Overall, the placement scene at our college is pretty meh.

Campus: The college has separate hostels for guys and girls, but they're not great. Most students choose to stay in PGs or flats outside the college. The college building is old and needs some improvements. The classes also weren't that great.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really smart, all with at least an LL.M. degree. They're super helpful and nice, always giving us good advice. The semester exams aren't too tough, but you gotta think like a law student when you're answering the questions. Most students pass, usually around 70-80 percent.

Placement: The college is pretty good at getting students placed in companies, around 30-40% get jobs. The highest package was 18 LPA and the lowest was 3 LPA. They work with some top law and corporate firms. But, there aren't as many internships as at ILS or Symbiosis. Still, they do offer internships sometimes.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay, but for the fees we pay, it could definitely be improved. There aren't many facilities, and the gym is hardly ever open. It's disappointing that they use it for posting grades instead of letting students use it for workouts.

Admission: Bharati Vidhyapeeth is a top-notch college for legal studies. The professors there are really knowledgeable and do great research. They even bring in judges to give us lectures. Plus, we get visits from other legal experts who give us advice and teach us new stuff.

Placement: The placement scene at Bharati Vidhyapeeth New Law College is pretty good. About 40% of students land jobs every year, with the highest salary hitting around 4-5 Lacs per year and the lowest around 80,000 to 90,000 INR. Lots of companies come here for placements every year.

Campus: Bharati Vidhyapeeth is a top law college in India. The campus is new and has a great setup. There are 40 classrooms, a Moot court room, and a Conference hall. They also have separate hostels for guys and girls.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They explain everything until we get it. They encourage us to join national law competitions. The subjects cover everything we need to know, and it's spread out nicely throughout the semesters. Exams are manageable if we study hard. You just need to get half the marks to pass, and getting good grades is doable.

Placement: The placements were affected by covid for the last two years, but they're still decent. The highest package last year was 10 Lacs per year, and the lowest this year is 5 Lacs per year. Kochar & Kochar is the main company hiring students. Some students find internships on their own, while others get them through the college. I did internships at Khanna & Khanna, Kasliwal, and other companies. The college offers various law courses, and the teachers are really good.

Campus: The library has lots of law books and journals. You can use law websites for free in the computer lab. The classrooms are spacious and the seats are comfy.

Admission: This college is chill with attendance, so there's no pressure. Lots of students skip classes and tests. It's a fun place to hang out for 5 years. The courses are kinda basic, students can join in if they want.

Placement: The placements here aren't great, and most teachers don't really help students. Only a few lucky ones actually get hired by good companies. I had to search for a job by myself since not many good companies come here. I signed up for placements, but I missed out on a lot of important emails about it.

Campus: The hostel at our college isn't great, but students can check out PGs and other hostels nearby. There are plenty of options around the campus. The college is in a nice area in Kothrud, Pune. Getting around and transportation shouldn't be a problem for students.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're super helpful. They use projectors which makes learning easier. All the teachers are really qualified. If you study well during the semester, the exams are not too hard. Around half of the students pass the exams.

Placement: The placement rate isn't super high, but if you're talented and skilled, you'll land a job for sure. There's no set salary package, but there are plenty of internships available. Just gotta put in the work!

Campus: The college has pretty good facilities like smart classes and Wi-Fi everywhere. The hostel is decent and the food is tasty. They also organize sports events which is cool. Overall, it's a nice place to study.