SCLC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college are amazing! They provide top-notch study material and the way they teach is top-notch too. Plus, the staff have a lot of teaching experience. They also organize regular and extra-curricular activities which is great.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. They hook you up with internships and job opportunities at top companies. They even set you up with lawyers to learn from in Pune and Mumbai. If you're aiming for a corporate job, the placements might not be as great. But if you do well in your studies, you still have a shot at landing a good job through the college's placement cell.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is great. The classes have everything we need. The moot court room is well set up. The library is awesome, you can easily find any law book you need. There's a separate library just for us law students. All the classes are kept in good shape.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and bring in guest speakers like lawyers and judges to help us understand important topics better. One of our teachers even works as a guest lecturer at a court in Shivajinagar.

Placement: A lot of cool companies and advocates come to our college to hire students. The faculty sets up programs to help us get good jobs. One of our older students is a big-shot lawyer at the Supreme Court of India.

Campus: The classrooms at this college are great! They have comfy seating and good facilities. I love that some rooms have smart boards and projectors it really helps us learn better. The library has all the books we need, even for law students like me. It's a cool place to study and do research.

Admission: I go to the law college in Pune, and it's really up-and-coming. It's right up there with Navalmal Firodia Law College. The teachers are great and super nice. They're not too strict, which is awesome. The course is based on Pune University rules and it's well-organized. The best part is how interactive the lectures are thanks to the faculty. That's why our college is climbing the ranks in Pune.

Placement: MMSCLC is becoming a top law college in Pune and Maharashtra. They have a special team for helping students find internships and jobs. Students from MMSCLLC got internships at places like NHRC, CCI, SHRC, and NGT. Companies like Mercedez and Talekar and Associates hire students from here.

Campus: I really like the campus at Marathwada Mitramandal Society. It's right in the city center and has everything you need. There's a boys hostel, commerce college, law college, management college, and architecture college on campus. The law college has 8 classrooms and a separate library with lots of helpful books. The canteen isn't huge, but the food is good quality and affordable for students. It's a great place to study and hang out with friends.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing, they're like family. They really support us in every way. I have so much respect for them. The course content is spot on and gets us ready for the real world. The exams can be tough but it's all part of learning law.

Placement: Most students did well in the course, with 80% passing. Some dropped out, but the pass rate is still good. The highest paying job offered is 8 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA, based on how you do. Companies like Bajaj Allianz visit for placements. Around 40% of students land internships in corporate or civil companies. The main job role you'll get is junior advocate.

Campus: Our college building has 5 floors with a lift and Wi-Fi everywhere. The library is awesome and the classrooms are big. The hostel is clean and nice. The canteen serves healthy food to over 1000 students every day. They don't have sports facilities, but they help us book grounds for practice.

Admission: The teachers are okay. The course lasts for 3 years with 6 semesters. The staff doesn't really help much. They don't talk to you nicely. But some teachers are really good. They speak English well and know their stuff.

Placement: Getting a job after college isn't easy here. You have to hustle on your own. They mostly focus on the top students. If you're average, it's tough luck. Actual placements are rare. Your best shot is getting hired through a connection with the college staff.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay. The classrooms are big but kinda like a storeroom. There's not much stuff available. They have basic things, but they're not really taken care of. The college's infrastructure doesn't seem to be improving much.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They're all really smart and have PhDs. Besides the regular teachers, we also get visiting ones who are real lawyers. A bunch of students have won medals in big competitions like moot court and debates.

Placement: The college has really good placement opportunities. I'd say about 30% of students land jobs in top legal firms. A lot of our alumni work as JMFCs and well-known lawyers in high courts and the supreme court. Some of the big recruiters are Khaitan and Khaitan, Palkhiwala. Many students also get internships at high courts and the supreme court, where they get paid well. And a lot of these intern students end up getting full-time jobs at top legal firms.

Campus: The college doesn't have its own building, but the facilities are good. They offer Wi-Fi, a library, study hall, and medical help. The classrooms have digital boards and there's a lift in the building. The canteen is a bit old but serves good food.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really nice and helpful. They have a lot of experience and work hard to help us. They care about us and want us to do well. They don't just teach us in class, they also help us grow as people.

Placement: The college's placement cell is super active. They bring in law firms for students to meet and recruit them based on their skills. Also, students get chances to do internships at NGOS. It's really helpful for future lawyers.

Campus: I live in a private hostel near the college. They charge me around 1 lakh rupees per year. The hostel provides laundry, Wi-Fi, electricity, and other facilities. I can't say much about the college hostel because I don't stay there. The college has Wi-Fi, library, and computer lab facilities available for students.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff when it comes to law. Sometimes, the college brings in guest speakers for certain topics. The faculty explains things in a way that's easy to understand. They even invite practicing lawyers to teach specific parts of the law.

Placement: The college has great job opportunities. Companies in the law field visit to hire students. Big firms in Pune also come here to find top students. And sometimes lawyers take students as interns for hands-on experience.

Campus: The college is great because it has a nice infrastructure. The library has all the books you need, even the ones that are tough to find elsewhere. Plus, there's a computer center for doing online work. The office staff is super helpful with any questions you have.

Admission: The teachers are really experienced and always ready to help. The way they teach is different they use the Socratic method and give us interesting readings to keep things fresh. They focus more on real-world skills and hands-on experience. Plus, we get to pick our own subjects and teachers through the elective system, which is pretty cool. It's something you don't see at other law schools.

Placement: The starting salary ranged from Rs 5 to 9 Lacs per year, with the highest being Rs 10 Lacs. Everyone got placed with companies like Deutsche bank, Luthra and Luthra, Amarchand Mangaldas. Internships paid at least Rs 7,000 per month. The placement team worked hard to get us good opportunities. And the alumni network helped us secure internships too.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and sports facilities, but they're not that great. The library is awesome for legal and social science research. The canteen food is okay, and there are other cheap food options too. Students run the campus infrastructure, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The best thing about this college is the faculty. They really know their stuff and are always there to help. We've got visiting teachers and full-time ones, which is cool. The curriculum is solid, and we've got exams twice a year. Written exams are worth 80 marks, and the internal ones (like viva and assignments) are worth 20 marks.

Placement: The placement scene is pretty good here. Lots of students find placements with companies like Bajaj Allianz, First Cry, and lex credence. The average package is usually around 5-7 LPA. They have a solid placement and training cell run by experienced faculty.

Campus: The college has a pretty good setup. The Law college is spread out on the ground floor, 4th floor, and 5th floor. They also have a small hostel, but it's currently being worked on. The library and computer lab are great, and the classrooms have everything we need. There's even a separate reading room in the library, plus free Wi-Fi.