Colleges in Kolkata

For FIITJEE AITS, the paper is sometimes 60% out of syllabus and the ranks predicted by them are sometimes very demoralizing. My average JEE Mains score in FIITJEE AITS was 50/360, while I got 169/360 in the actual exam.
For Resonance, tests paper is a bit tough than the actual one, but is properly set and considering the pressure in competitive exams, it almost accurately predicts your final score (still not rank).
So, in my opinion, you should consider following things in mind before choosing a test series (in descending order of importance):
Level of Difficulty: Not easy and not very difficult (a bit difficult is perfect).
Solutions provided by the institute.
Time of Exam: The time period should exactly match the actual exam.
Number of people giving tests: That is, the popularity of test series.
Detailed analysis of your answers.
In my opinion, you should prefer Resonance or Aakash over FIITJEE AITS.

Hi,
Between Jogesh Chandra Chaudhri Law College and Amity University, I would suggest you prefer Amity over the other one. There are several reasons for this. The first one being the popularity of Amity. Amity Universities have established themselves as one of the most famous learning institutions. They also have a great infrastructure, provide all the necessary facilities to students. Secondly, students at Amity take part in several academic as well as non-academic activities such as conferences, seminars, debates, moot court competitions among others. Lastly, Amity has a good placement and internship record for the students. If you are looking for placements after you graduate, Amity would help you in providing that but there are no placement opportunities from Jogesh Chandra. Therefore, I would suggest you prefer Amity University.
Hope this helps.

Hi there,
Well, the Heritage Law School is very newly established institute and has still time to build goodwill of any sort. The institute claims to have a placements cell but still as the first batch hasn't graduated yet, you can't speculate anything. Also, the prospects in terms of in house campus placements would need a time span of atleast 10-12 years.
The college may be good in terms of infrastructure, etc. but the placements are always based on quality of graduates produced. So, it is unlikely to predict as of now as already there are a no. of private institutes in law and not every college can get the firms recruiting.
However, being a law graduate, you can have your own career plans and can work accordingly in that direction.
Also, as of now the opportunities here could be said to be evolving which may take up a time upto 12 years.
Thus, choose wisely.