Colleges in Bhubaneswar

It seems that the students studying at the KIIT School of Law, NLUO, and PRSU are having different levels of satisfaction. This is supported by the fact that KIIT School of Law has a very good rating of 4.1/5 wherein its teaching faculty, infrastructure, and placement facilities are described as good and satisfactory. On the other hand, the ratings for the NLUO stand at 3.7/5 and PRSU has a rating of 3.5/5. All reviews mention that KIIT School of Law is considered to be on the whole delivering a better educational experience, more so in the two aspects of faculty support and quality of facilities on campus, which, naturally makes it a more attractive option for law aspirants.

The seats at the KIIT School of Law, popularly known as KSOL, are allocated after counselling based on a combination of merit and candidate preference. Merit-based allotment of seats will thus ensure the right candidates are selected to complete their preferred course at KSOL. In this regard, it follows these procedures:
1. Candidates indicate the course preferences in order of choice during the counselling session.
2. Distribution will be based on rank in KIITEE, availability, and preferred course choice.
3. Preference for seat allocation is given to higher-qualified applicants.
4. Counselling is closed when all the seats are booked.
5. The applicants must pay the fee to confirm their seat.

The KIIT School of Law allows admission to the BA LLB (Hons) based on performance in the national-level examination KIIT Law Aptitude Test meant to assess aptitude for legal studies among the applicants. Candidates seeking admission involve an online registration process where one needs to fill out the online application form along with attaching necessary documents at the time of registration. KIITEE is a test that checks those skills, which also gives scope to legal reasoning and analytical abilities. Once the results are declared on the official website of the concerned counselling authority, the shortlisted candidates undergo the further counselling process for admission.

Yes, KIIT follows a semester pattern for the LLM programme. The programme has two semesters. It will take one academic year to complete. This means that students will finish their postgraduate studies in a period of twelve months. Every semester has several core and elective courses. Students are given the opportunity to specialise in several related fields of law. The semester system helps to give a well-rounded education experience, infusing theoretical knowledge with practical skills together, propelling the graduates into such a wide range of careers as could be found in the legal profession. The semester pattern incorporated learning and in-depth engagements of the chosen specialisation.