University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University

Admission: The teachers at this college were a mixed bag. Some were great, while others were just okay. Most classes were lectures with few workshops. The student-teacher ratio was around 60:1. Some teachers struggled to explain things clearly, while others were friendly and helpful. A few teachers showed up to class, but what they taught wasn't always useful.

Placement: The placements here aren't the best. Last year and this year, KPMG came and offered Rs. 35,000 per month. This time, 8 students got selected. They have a placement cell that started working recently. It's useful, but we could use better job offers.

Campus: The university building is alright, but no smart boards. Hostel rooms are like cubicles. The rooms are small for two people to share. The new hostels have furniture, though. Some hostels have water shortages, which can be a hassle.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. Some have been teaching for over 20 years and really understand what they're teaching. But, some are just here on a contract. The courses are good for learning, but they don't quite get you ready for working in the real world. To be fully prepared, you gotta do internships, debates, and mooting. If you're aiming for the judiciary or UPSC, the AC Joshi library is a great resource. Overall, this college is great if you're getting ready for government exams.

Placement: It's kinda tough to find placement opportunities at our college. The career office sometimes tells us about internships, but they're usually unpaid. If you work hard, you might land a job at companies like Luthra and Luthra or Shradul and Anmarchand. Most students here are aiming for a government job.

Campus: The department has good educational facilities, but the washrooms could be cleaner. The Wi-Fi is okay, and the classrooms are fine. You can borrow books from the library with your library card. The hostels are affordable, but the food in the canteens can be hit or miss. There's a gymnasium for events and a big ground for sports practice in the mornings and evenings.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and have lots of experience. Each one has their own way of teaching that keeps things fun. The courses are practical and get us ready for the real world. Exams are not too hard, but you gotta study. Most students pass with flying colors, which is awesome.

Placement: In our course, about 10-20% of students got jobs after graduating. The average salary is around 2 LPA. The top job you can get is a legal officer. Most students end up working for government or non-governmental organizations. And around 60% of students get internships at high courts or district courts.

Campus: The college has everything we need Wi-Fi, computer lab, library, and a legal aid room. The classrooms are top-notch. The hostel has it all too gym, tailor, salon, common room, guest room, and study room. And the food in the mess and canteen? Delicious and good for you. It's all here!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know so much and are super helpful. They'll always steer you in the right direction. In my class, there are around 80 students. We use all kinds of cool stuff to learn, like modern equipment. The teachers are really nice too. And don't forget about the internship  you learn a lot of stuff from that experience.

Placement: After completing law school, many of us look for jobs or take exams to become lawyers. Out of all of us, 5 students found jobs. About 5 law firms came to our college to hire students for roles like junior representative or legal researcher. The pay wasn't great, though. To learn more and get experience, you have to work hard during internships. Some students earned around Rs. 3000-5000, while others didn't get paid at all. Thankfully, the college has a placement cell to support us in finding jobs.

Campus: The classrooms have everything you need and they're always clean. The library is huge and has everything you could want. Food in the canteen is good and cheap. The hostel rooms have Wi-Fi and all the stuff you need. We never had any problems with the buildings or facilities while we were there.

Admission: The teachers here are all Ph.D. holders and really know their stuff. They help us get good grades. I'm studying B.Com LL.B. and the course is spot on. It's getting us ready for the future. Exams aren't too tough and you just need 45% to pass.

Placement: Placements at PU really depend on your CV. If you do lots of internships, you have a better shot at getting placed. But compared to private colleges, PU doesn't have as many placements. Also, placements can vary depending on your department.

Campus: The hostels here are pretty good compared to other public universities. They've got all the stuff you need like clean washrooms. You gotta clean your own room, but the hallway is always tidy. Each hostel at Panjab University has a reading room that's perfect for studying.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome, especially the ones who are here full-time. They're super helpful, smart, and know their stuff. The teaching is really good overall, although a few subjects could use some improvement. But most of the important subjects are taught really well.

Placement: A lot of students find jobs through our college's career development cell. Companies like KPMG, SS Rana, AKB Lex, and more come for placements. The highest salary offered is about 5 LPA. The course is great and the teaching is really good.

Campus: The facilities and buildings here are okay. The hostels aren't great, and the food is just okay. I'm not sure about the hostel food since I commute. The classrooms are decent, but the library is awesome lots of books for every subject!

Admission: The teachers at our college are pretty good. Some are really great, while others are just okay. It's all about personal preference since everyone teaches differently. The senior professors are awesome at diving deep into important topics. The new ones cover less crucial subjects, but we can handle it ourselves.

Placement: The placements for our batch and seniors weren't great because most students prefer preparing for PCS (J) and other competitive exams. The curriculum doesn't focus much on corporate jobs. The highest salary offered was Rs. 45,000 per month. Companies mostly offered roles as legal researchers. The placement cell started getting active just this year and managed to bring in many companies to the campus.

Campus: The college building isn't great with so many students. There aren't enough classrooms even though the ones we have are big. But at least it's safe and has a ramp for disabled students. They're working on making more classrooms, so that should help with the shortage.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super experienced, nice, and always ready to help. Everyone in the city knows how smart they are. The course has a lot of stuff to learn. The exams at the end of the semester are tough, but you just need a 33% to pass.

Placement: At our college, there aren't any job opportunities after graduating. However, they're working on setting up a placement office for the Law School.

Campus: The building is pretty old, but they're always fixing it up. They added new blocks for incoming students. Classrooms have basic blackboards, no fancy smart boards. It can get hot in there since there's no AC. Bathrooms are kinda dated too.

Admission: The syllabus was finished as planned. The teachers and staff are really nice and always ready to help. They guide and encourage us well. The students and seniors are also friendly and helpful. It feels like a second home here. I've learned a lot from everyone.

Placement: The college has a 60% placement rate in top companies with nice salaries. If you've got skills and are proactive, you'll definitely land a job. Many students get high paying jobs, some even in lakhs. And some students also do well in exams like judiciary and UPSC.

Campus: The library at our college is big and has a nice design. It's got two floors and lots of books on different topics. There are computers you can use for studying online, and the hostels are spacious. The food in the cafeteria is really good and they have good meal times too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They go above and beyond to help us understand, even offering extra classes when we need it. They're always there to answer questions. The way they teach is great - it's not just boring lectures, they adapt to how we learn best. The course layout is well thought out and covers everything we need to know.

Placement: The department is doing a great job with internships and placements thanks to Prof. Rajinder Kaur. Students are getting good internships, and there are also placement drives for us to join. It's awesome to see the career development cell back in action!

Campus: The campus has great Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms can fit 60-70 students easily, sometimes even more. The library has updated law books. The washrooms could be better, but overall the college's infrastructure is really good.