Vivekananda College of Law

Admission: I studied at a college linked with KSLU Hubli University that oversees law schools in Bengaluru, Karnataka. The courses there really helped me improve my organizational skills and how I present my work. I learned a lot about tackling academic tasks and doing research projects. Sociology classes made me see society in a new light and think differently about common beliefs.

Placement: There aren't any placements arranged here, but we do get internships for 6 months. After that, we have the opportunity to work at a law firm.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, and the library has lots of law journals and books. You can ask the library staff to order books if you need any. This helped me get better at evaluating different sources. Studying academic English has improved my writing and reading skills for academic stuff. In our free time, we enjoy playing chess because it's a good mental challenge. I love sports and playing rugby on the first team taught me about teamwork and team spirit. We also have a moot court and an auditorium here.

Admission: The faculty here is really nice and helpful. They give us a good education and offer great services.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students in our course found jobs with a salary of 0.55 LPA. Unfortunately, there were no placements or internships available during our time.

Campus: The college building only has five floors and basic facilities. It's not as good as other colleges when it comes to infrastructure. The atmosphere inside is pretty average too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they know their stuff well. Exams are not too hard, and we have them every 5 months. The only downside is we can't pay our exam fees online, so we have to stand in line all day to pay them.

Placement: At our college, instead of placements, they set us up with internships. Usually, law firms hire students from our course. They usually start us off as interns and pay around Rs.3,000 to Rs.4,000 per month. Don't expect to land a high-paying job right after finishing this course.

Campus: The college has good facilities like a library, auditorium, and bathrooms. There's a staff room for lecturers too. The environment around the college is peaceful with not a lot of noise. We don't have a canteen on campus, but there's a bus stop nearby. And there's a metro station in the area too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They help with assignments and presentations, making it easier to understand the course. Studying here is not hard at all. Most students get around a 60% average.

Placement: At this college, we don't have placements, but we do get to do internships at law firms and associates. They offer courses for both 3 years and 5 years like B.Com LL.B., B.A. LL.B., and 3 years LL.B. Students gain practical knowledge from these courses and can get into companies easily.

Campus: The facilities here are really nice. We have corridors to walk in, a separate staff room for teachers, an auditorium, moot court hall, sports room, and even a tennis court to play games on. It's great for practicing for competitions. Plus, there are separate bathrooms for girls and boys.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're funny, super helpful, and really know their stuff. I love how they explain things in a way that's easy to understand. Plus, they go beyond just the subject and talk about important stuff like ethics. It's great learning from them!

Placement: Placements are not great at this college. Companies don't come every year to hire students. During the course, we practice under a supervisor. There are internships to learn and get experience. This course takes 3 to 5 years to finish.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the toilets are still being built. There are libraries and hostels close by. They have an auditorium for events and an elevator for older folks.

Admission: The college has separate faculty for different departments. In the 3-year LL.B. program, we have around 6 semesters of exams, while the 5-year LL.B. program has about 10 semesters. The teachers are really good and experienced. They know how to teach students well.

Placement: At this college, we don't have job placements. Instead, we do internships at law firms. It's a great way to learn about High courts and other courts in a practical way. I'm currently interning at a firm close to campus, and it's been really helpful to get hands-on experience.

Campus: Even though the main college is in a different place, we have our own law college building. It's got awesome facilities and they're even renovating the restrooms. The library is a nice spot to study because they recommend books for different subjects. Plus, there's a parking lot for students to park their vehicles.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really friendly and don't treat anyone differently. They all know their stuff and make learning fun. They're always there to help out and genuinely care about us students. Love the vibe here!

Placement: I really liked this college because more than half of the students get placed during campus selection. Lots of companies come for placements. The college is pretty cool. We get assignments to do and have exams every 15 days. Also, there are meetings for parents in every section. It's a good place to study.

Campus: The campus is right in the city center. The labs are great, and they give computers to all students. They're organizing a sports meet soon. Also, there's a cafeteria with good food that's not too expensive. The infrastructure is really nice.