Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar Law University [TNDALU]

Admission: The teachers at Selvam College of Technology really know their stuff. They treat everyone fairly and give us lots of lab classes and practice tests. This helps us get great grades. The courses they offer are top-notch too.

Placement: I love Selvam College of Technology because they help us get great jobs. Every year, almost all students find jobs in good companies. The alumni give us lots of useful advice, so we can get good job offers. I got a job with a salary of 6 LPA, which I'm really happy about. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA, which is awesome.

Campus: Selvam College of Technology is a well-known college in Namakkal district. The labs and library are top-notch. The hostel food is good and the rooms are clean. They also have medical help in case of emergencies.

Admission: I really like how the teachers at Selvam College of Technology organize a lot of workshops and paper presentations each semester. They also have plenty of internal exams, which helps us score well in our semester exams. Another cool thing is that they teach us in our native language, which makes it easier to understand the lessons.

Placement: Selvam College of Technology is the go-to engineering college in Namakkal. Almost all students here land great jobs in top companies like HCL, TVS, and TCS. They organize lots of campus interviews, which helps everyone snag good jobs with salaries from 1.5 to 15 LPA. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college I go to has awesome facilities. They have Wi-Fi all over campus, lots of labs, and libraries. The sports facilities are really good too. Plus, they have hostels with decent food. Overall, I'm happy with everything here.

Admission: This college at Anna University isn't the best. The faculty, especially the HOD of MBA, isn't great. But, the exam pattern is good and the results come out on time. The teachers are just okay, not amazing. The semester isn't too hard, but you still need to put in effort to pass.

Placement: I went to Selvam College of Technology, Namakkal in 2015. The management seemed great at first  said I could give them all my documents and wouldn't have to pay any fees after I finished my MBA in 2017. But now, they're asking for fees from me and 15 other students from the North. They keep saying the same thing to everyone, but we still haven't gotten back our original documents.

Campus: Selvam College of Technology in Namakkal has great management. When I joined in 2015, they promised I could give them all my original documents. They said I wouldn't have to pay any college fees after finishing my MBA in 2017. But now, they're asking for fees from me and 15 other North Indian students. They're still not giving back our documents like they said they would.

Admission: I've always been passionate about law and helping others. This course allows me to do just that. The teachers here are really smart and skilled. They handle students well since there's a limit to how many can join. They know a lot about the legal system and are great at their jobs. The exams are fair and not too long or too short.

Placement: In the final semester, we get job opportunities which is great. We get to work in different districts and high courts to learn more. After finishing the course, we can join legal companies with salaries ranging from 3 to 10 lakhs per year. Companies hire us based on our skills. I'm thinking of studying more after this course.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome! You get a 2-B.Ed room with a study table, cupboard, and attached bathroom. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner on time, and the food is all healthy no junk food allowed. Registering is a breeze, just pay the 6-month fee upfront and your room is good to go. You don't even need any documents because the college already checked everything. If you prefer a PG, you can easily find one within a kilometer of the campus.

Admission: The teachers here aren't much help. Sometimes you might find one good teacher each semester. The course is alright, but it doesn't really prepare you for the industry. The exams are super hard, and they even fail good papers, making students pay for revaluation. The teaching isn't great overall.

Placement: The college doesn't help much with placements. We have to make our own CVs and find internships. It's hard to get time off for internships too. Some good companies don't hire from our college because of its reputation. They prefer students from better law schools. It's tough to find work after graduation.

Campus: The classrooms are cool with AC. There's no Wi-Fi and no access to legal databases. The library is okay. The hostel is nice. Food is alright, but some students get sick. They don't have medical facilities on campus. Students have to join sports on their own. There's a football field, but sports aren't a big deal here.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They always try their best to help us succeed. The classes are regular and the teaching is great, making everything easy to understand. The semesters can be a bit challenging, but it's all worth it in the end.

Placement: This college is great for studying law. The teachers are really experienced, and there are lots of resources available. We have libraries with tons of books, moot court facilities in both languages, and sports development programs. Many students get internships with different companies as advisors, and the fees are really low. It's a good place to learn and grow as a law student.

Campus: The college has libraries where you can go online and find lots of books for research. They keep everything clean with their cleaning staff, and there are many classrooms for classes. The teachers even have their own private rooms for breaks.

Admission: The online slides and other materials we needed to understand everything were put together by a few professors. They used simple presentations that made it easy to remember important words for exams. The teachers also came up with creative ways to teach, which helped a lot.

Placement: The college didn't have many good job offers for us. We had to find internships on our own and show the certificate to the college. The starting salary offered was Rs. 15,000 per month. They definitely need to work on improving placements.

Campus: The library had lots of books, magazines, and journals to use. They also asked students to give any books they weren't using to the library. It could help other students. Girls could stay in college housing, but guys had to find their own place.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and they know their stuff since they passed government exams. The semester exams are tough though, with the university being strict with grades. But I really like this college because they focus more on practical courses than just theory.

Placement: The course I'm in has around 1500 students each year, and over 80% of us get placed after graduation. The college doesn't directly recruit for law degrees, but there are chances to work as lawyers, judges, professors, or in other legal roles. It's a great opportunity to pursue a career in law!

Campus: Our college has a big library filled with lots of books, plenty of classrooms, and a brand-new building. They offer hostel options for students studying for five years. Unfortunately, we don't have a canteen on campus. But we do have sports, NCC activities, Wi-Fi, and medical services available.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They teach well and make it easy to understand. If you're studying BCA or B.Com, you'll be ready for a job in a big company. The exams are fair  not too easy, not too hard. To pass, you need 35 marks in the external exams and 15 in the internal ones. You gotta get at least 50% to pass the semester.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement opportunities. Not many students are into corporate jobs here, so placements are low. I'm in my 2nd year, so I don't know much about placements. You can find more info about placements on the college's website.

Campus: The college needs better infrastructure, but the library is awesome. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. They're working on improving the hostel facilities too, which is great for students from far away.

Admission: The teachers at Selvam College of Technology are really good. They know their stuff and have lots of experience. Our department head even has a doctorate! They do a great job teaching us, giving us tests every month and taking us on industry visits every semester. In the last batch that graduated in 2021, 96% of students passed.

Placement: I loved how Selvam College of Technology helped a lot of students get great jobs in 2021. More than 96% of us landed cool jobs at top companies like OLA, Ashok Leyland, Mahindra, TCS, HCL, Accenture, Decathlon, Texmo, and more. The salary range was awesome too, from 1.8 LPA to 8 LPA. It's a great place for landing a good job after graduation!

Campus: Selvam College of Technology has top-notch infrastructure in Namakkal district. They offer over 20 courses with great library and labs. The auditorium here is huge too. I liked that they have separate hostels for guys and girls with yummy and clean food. Plus, there are lots of sports grounds and coaches around. Great place!