Bharath Institute of Law Faculty Details & Reviews ,Selaiyur, Chennai

Faculty: Faculty members are experienced and well-qualified, but local Tamil students seem to get a bit more attention than students from other places. Classrooms are average, but the smart class sessions are a great learning experience. One more helpful thing is that the campus has free Wi-Fi, which is an added advantage.

Faculty: Faculty members are all very knowledgeable and experienced. Their teaching method is good. They are very helpful to students. The teaching quality is very good. The course curriculum is very relevant and matches real-life scenarios. The semester exams are easy, and almost every student passes the exams.

Faculty: Teachers are recruited based on recommendations made by VIPs and management, but not based on their worth. Most teachers are not qualified and unfit for their profession. Exams are conducted moderately, and most of the time question papers will be out before the commencement of examination.

Faculty: Our teachers are helping the faculty taught very well. The semester exam was very easy and if write something we will get good marks. The percentage of passing is 45%. If we studied well it will use for our future. The faculty members were nice they don't force you to study.

Faculty: Teachers in our course play a vital role. They support us more to make us a man in society. They are well qualified and knowledgeable. Our dean MR Gajendraraj is the man with simplicity and knowledgeable, and he pushes us to a higher position.

Faculty: Faculty members of the college are highly qualified. Tamil students are benefitted as faculty members are biased towards the local students rather than the students come from other places. Classrooms are average, but the smart class session that was conducted is the best thing that I've experienced here.

Faculty: Faculty members were really friendly and guided us for our careers. Exams were quite difficult, only by studying hard could you get good marks. Faculty members were so liberal. There were 2 internal exams, followed by the semester exam. There was an eligibility criteria for exams, such as 75% attendance and no pending fee balance.