SLS Hyderabad Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super helpful. Most students pass their exams, which are fair. The course content is spot-on and the teachers explain things well.

Placement: The placements at our college are not great. The fees are high, but only around 20-30% of students actually get placed. The average salary offered is between 3 to 4 lakhs per year. The college is good for internships though, they have connections with lots of companies where students can do internships.

Campus: The college has really good facilities for students. We have Wi-Fi, nice rooms, good classrooms, and labs. The hostel rooms are triple sharing but big enough. Each student gets a table, bookshelf, and cupboard. The food is good, whether you're veg or non-veg.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and always willing to help. The courses are tailored to what we need. You get to pick what you're into and dive deep into that. Exams aren't too tough as long as you go to all the classes.

Placement: The college has some placement rules you have to meet to qualify for interviews. You'll find out your career area by the third year. Companies such as Luthra&Luthra, Tatva Legal, and Shardul Amarchand hire students from our college.

Campus: The hostel and campus here are nice. You can use all the facilities easily. The food is okay, and they have options for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. Besides the regular food, you can also get stuff from the canteen. They have medical help round the clock. There are different courts for various sports like football, volleyball, and basketball. Plus, they have indoor games like table tennis.

Admission: The faculty here are really helpful, both for school stuff and other things. They know their stuff. The courses are right on target. They make sure we get lots of internships while we're studying. Every semester, we have a subject just for internships.

Placement: The college has great placements with companies like Deloitte, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance, AAN Legal, Begur Partners, Casagrand, Aurobindo, and more. The highest salary package is 7.5 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. If you score above 7 CGPA, you can get internships here. They pick students for jobs based on how well their CV matches the recruiter's needs. The top job roles are corporate litigator, lawyer, academician, arbitrator, and mediator.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and well-equipped rooms. We have classrooms, an auditorium, and a library. The mess facility is available too. The library is nice. The food in the mess and canteen is good and not too pricey.

Admission: The teachers are okay. They switch up the subjects every semester, so we always have new faculty. It's hard to rely on them, but they know their stuff. The courses and subjects are interesting, and the academics are solid. There are lots of cool competitions happening that help us get ready for the real world. The exams are fair, with about 35% needed to pass each one.

Placement: I'm a first-year student, so I can't speak from experience. But from what I've heard, the placement scene is good. Big companies like Deloitte and Tattva Legal come for placements. The average salary they offer is around 8 LPA. I think it's a decent starting package for many students.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. We've got 2 libraries - one for books and one for studying. They're nice. Each batch has 4 sections and 4 classrooms that are pretty big. The hostel rooms are shared by three people. Each person gets a bed, study table, and personal cupboard. There are bathrooms with mirrors. We also have two small badminton courts. The hostel is a 6-floor building. There are two buildings for female law students. The one I'm in has 6 floors with a pantry every 2 floors.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and always willing to help. The courses are tailored to what we need. You get to pick what you're into and dive deep into that. Exams aren't too tough as long as you go to all the classes.

Placement: Meeting the placement criteria is important to qualify for interviews. By the end of the third year, you'll figure out which field you're interested in. Some big companies like Luthra&Luthra, Tatva Legal, and Shardul Amarchand come for placements.

Campus: The campus and dorms are good. You can use all the facilities here. The food is okay, and they have options for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. Besides the regular food, you can also get stuff from the canteen. They have medical help 24/7. There are courts for various sports like football, volleyball, and basketball. And they also have indoor games like table tennis.

Admission: Most of the teachers here have LL.M. degrees. They know their stuff. The teaching is okay, but it's not super engaging. The courses are useful and practical, getting us ready for the real world. The semesters aren't too tough. Sure, there's a lot to cover, but the exams at the end aren't too challenging.

Placement: The placement rate is kinda low, like only 5-10% get placed. But if you hustle and look for jobs yourself, you can land a good one. Last year, the highest salary offered was 12 LPA, while the lowest was around 6 LPA. Deloitte is the top company that usually hires students.

Campus: The facilities here are decent. They've got Wi-Fi, a library, and a quiet reading room. The hostel rooms come in threes, some even have balconies. The food in the mess is actually pretty tasty, better than what other colleges offer. Medical help isn't the best, though. The sports department arranges matches for us. We've got teams for football, basketball, and throw-ball that compete outside the college too.

Admission: The teachers are okay and they do assist us when needed. The curriculum is really good, especially because we start learning about law from the first year. We have two tutorials and one final exam at the end of the semester. It's required for us to write a research paper, but it actually prepares us well for the real world. If you study hard, passing the exams is not a problem. The papers are fair and manageable.

Placement: The job placements are okay, and the salary packages are just okay too. The best package was around 11 LPA, while the average was between 4-5 LPA. It really depends on how hard each student works to get into good companies. There's a placement office that helps us find internships. After every semester, we have to intern for a month. We can either find our own internship or ask the office to help us. They have connections with good companies and professionals who regularly take on interns based on how well we perform.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. We can use the library online or offline, which is awesome. The online library has a bunch of cool stuff like SCC, Manupatra, J-store, Grammarly, and more. The resources are really helpful. The hostel doesn't have AC, but there's Wi-Fi on campus and a canteen. The rooms have three beds and they're kinda small.

Admission: The course is great and well-organized. The teachers change a lot, which can be a downside. They know their stuff but they don't stick around for long. It's a shame because as soon as they get a better offer, they leave. So, I wouldn't recommend coming here.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend this college because almost half of the students don't get placed. There are only a few companies that come for placements, but they offer really low packages like 3 LPA or even less. It's not a good idea to join this college if you're looking for good placement opportunities.

Campus: The campus has good facilities and the hostels are pretty nice. The rooms in the hostel are big and we share them with two other roommates. We have a common area for hanging out, but there aren't any games available. In the pantry, there are four fridges, two microwaves, and two induction cookers for cooking. The hostels are kept clean by the staff, but the laundry service costs a bit much.

Admission: I found that some teachers were really helpful while others weren't as much. But, the syllabus and course plan were well thought out, so we didn't miss anything important. The faculty here is amazing, and they even bring in guest speakers to help us understand better. The semester exams were fair - not too hard, not too easy, just right. The pass rate is around 35%, so you gotta put in some effort to pass.

Placement: I know a lot of students who got jobs through the college placements. They got into good firms and companies. I think around 30-40% of people who tried to get placements actually got them. The highest salary was 6.5 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Deloitte, Super Gas, EzLaw, J Sagar, Samvad partners, Ramky Enviro, and more hire students from our college. Most students also get internships through placements, about 80%. The rest, 20%, look for internships on their own. Since it's a law school, the jobs offered are usually legal analyst, legal associate, compliance analyst, and similar roles.

Campus: The classrooms can fit around 70-80 students comfortably. They have good ventilation and fans. Wi-Fi is available all over the campus. The hostel and academic buildings have separate Wi-Fi connections for fast speeds. The canteen and mess are well-maintained. The food is delicious and healthy. We play indoor and outdoor games like TT, fussball, football, basketball, and throwball. There's a medical center on campus that takes good care of us. The college has great ties with hospitals for any extra help we might need.

Admission: The course is great and well-organized. The teachers change a lot, which can be a downside. They know their stuff but they don't stick around for long. It's a shame because as soon as they get a better offer, they leave. So, I wouldn't recommend coming here.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend this college because almost half the students don't get placed. The placement scene is pretty bad with only 5 to 10 companies coming in. They offer really low packages like 3 LPA or even less. It's just not worth joining this college for placements.

Campus: The campus has good facilities and the hostels are okay. The hostel rooms are really big, with three students sharing a room. We have a common area for hanging out, but there aren't any games available. The pantry has four fridges, two microwaves, and two cookers. The hostels are kept clean by the staff, but the laundry service is pricey.