Kirit P Mehta School of Law Faculty Details & Reviews ,Vile Parle West

Faculty: Curriculum is very well planned and structured for covering both the management and law papers respectively throughout the tenure of five years. Exams are divided into two parts, internals and finals. Faculty is great from varied fields, but with expertise and very approachable.

Faculty: The faculty are very supportive and always willing to help me with my studies. They're highly qualified and provide students with excellent resources to prepare for their subjects. The teachers also try to create communication channels to help students interact for field-related queries and publication/internship/academic research opportunities. The course curriculum is at par with the National Law University colleges in India. The exams may be a little difficult, but that just motivates the stu...

Faculty: The faculty is decent. There are really good professors and there are okay ones as well. But the course outline is really good. It's very extensive and we'll structure it. It's planned well and ahead of time. The faculty tries hard to keep up with it. It's good overall.

Faculty: Teachers are great, major teachers are good, few are okay. Course outline is relevant. Yeah, it makes students industry-ready if internships are taken seriously. 50 marks - ICA (20 marks midsems - 10 GD, 10 Test MCQ, 10 class participation) 50 marks - Final exams.

Faculty: Mixed kind of faculty members, permanent faculty members are worse than the temporary ones. Teachers like Twinkle Maheshwary are there who barely teach and are absent most of the time. But college compensates for that with some good ones too. Some of the faculty are experts in their niche, whereas others are just newbies who read word-for-word from PowerPoints and won't be able to answer questions on their own subject.

Faculty: The faculty is pretty good and let me be very clear you won't have a Bollywood college life. You'll have to attend lectures regularly because they are very rigid towards the attendance policy. Most importantly you'll have to be academically active here .

Faculty: The teachers are really qualified and honesty one of the best things about studying here. The problem honesty are the exam as the are teachers are not allowed to give the students full marks and the curriculum is really difficult to cover by the students and exam season really stresses you out.

Faculty: The course is pretty updated, but the teaching methods are still very old-school, and the teachers are also biassed towards their favourite students. Exams are also very stressful, as no preparatory leave is given by the college for the exams, making it very difficult to study.

Faculty: The curriculum is made in such a way that students are able to grasp knowledge along with practical learning. Faculty members are quite experienced and teach with enthusiasm. There are two semester exams a year, along with two internal exams. This course is ideal if you want to work in the corporate sector because it teaches you both corporate and legal concepts.

Faculty: Teachers in our college are helpful. Majority of them are very good but some of them are not good. The course curriculum is good. Semester exams are moderate. Students can pass exams if they study regularly. Students have to do internships to get practical court experience to be ready for industries.

Faculty: Teachers are good and experienced. The design of the syllabus is relevant. The passing percentage of our college is around 90-95%. If you are average in your studies, you can easily pass exams without having any backlog.

Faculty: The curriculum is versatile, and for legal subjects there are practicing advocates teaching specialised subjects. The exams are challenging but easy to pass for those who pay attention in class. College offers specialised subjects in the last two years according to choice of specialisation .

Faculty: Only a few teachers are good. The rest either do not teach well or can't control the class. The syllabus is updated, and the exams are easy if you've studied for a week at least. The course can provide basic knowledge, but internships are the way to go.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified professionals with extensive experience in their fields. Most of them are practicing advocates and some still pursuing. The management faculty is well versed in the area of research. The course curriculum is relevant and is updated every semester in a board meeting conducted with the advice of top firms. Thus, students have good practical knowledge. Exams are passable if you've studied a little bit, but a thorough study is required to achieve a good CGPA.

Faculty: The teachers and professors are extremely qualified and are the best teaching staff in the city, ensuring that you learn the soft skills required in enhancing your career and lifestyle. The teaching staff is quite friendly, and we all receive attention.