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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
University of Mumbai is a good university but it does not have all affiliated colleges which could be said to be good in terms of Law. For instance GLC is a good law college amongst others. But not every college is a good college in terms of law. However, Symbiosis law school would be a particular choice of college and you can expect a very good career while on campus owing to its good placement opportunities. Also, it has been a known name in terms of law for decades and is much preferred private institute for Law in that region.
So, between the University of Mumbai and Symbiosis Pune the latter would be a good preference prov
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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 7
As per my knowledge, Oriental Law College is a decent college and you can take admission in the same.
The college is very active with organizing various activities, guest lecture series and various other programs that prove helpful to the development of students. Also, the college has a good faculty and has a well-equipped library that also is a good thing about the college.
So, in my opinion there is no problem in joining the college but you will have to put in efforts by your side as well which is very important for you to get good career opportunities.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Well, owing to a new course in Amity University, Mumbai, you can't expect much of placements as of now, as there are other good law schools such as Symbiosis, GLC etc. in the same region and this lowers the prospect of on campus placements as of now, as those institute have a set reputation for years now and it cannot be changed so easily.
However, Amity University has some recognition in terms of education and it's not an unknown name as such.
Thus, the chances of placements on campus shall grow gradually in future. Also Amity law school (IP University) has some good placements to offer in NCR region so the chances here in Mumbai wou
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Well, the on campus placements opportunities for law students from Hooghly Mohsin College are nil as of now.
However, you can expect to get a degree in law and as the faculties for law are quite experienced owing to their high qualifications. Also, you can expect a good academics. However, the college still doesn't have separate building for law section and thus lacks in infrastructure facilities as well. Moreover, the course offered is 3years LLB traditional course which again doesn't attract recruiters.
Though you can make your own opportunities after graduation as you may prefer litigation or judicial services or even UPSC an
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Well, the National Law University and Judicial Academy Assam is an NLU and thus considered a premier legal institute in India. Now, being an NLU you have placements opportunities which are always in abundance for its students. Though the NLU is comparatively newer and still mote batches need to graduate for expecting better placements.
However being an NLU it has advantage over other private institutes in terms of placements and most of the top law firms such as Trilegal, Shardul Amarchand, Cyril Amarchand, Luthra and Luthra, etc. prefer recruitments from NLUs.
Also, at every NLU, there are state based PSUs as recruiters on camp
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Well, the placement opportunities for law students at IIMT college of engineering are nil as of now. However, the law course has been quite old as of now as it started in 90s but even then the college does not have much placements to offer the students on campus. The college claims to have a good reputation but that isn't true for law as of now.
The college has good facilities though but lacks internships and placements cell as of now.
Also, the college can't be said to have much opportunities in near future as there are other colleges available for recruiters to choose.
You could however get a law degree which could serve you y
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Well, SRM University Chennai has earned some good reputation over time and thus you would have decent placement opportunities here. Also, the university has some good infrastructure facilities to provide. However, you can't expect the top law firms as recruiters here as of now but still, you can expect some of the tier 3 firms both corporate and law firms offering jobs.
Also, it has some good faculties for law and also internships opportunities are many.
The placement cell for law however has not managed yet to get very good recruiters but yes you may expect some decent offers on campus.
Also, you have very good internships oppor
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
Well, you get a lot of material for preparation of AILET. You can easily get previous year papers and mock tests merely by google.
Also, you have some online platforms for taking tests, etc.
Apart from this, you have certain coachings providing online assistance such as Career launcher, Law Prep, Shriram, etc.
Also, you can get prescribed books online and can also have ecopies of them.
Apart from this, you get online lectures on YouTube as well. Also, websites such Jagaran Josh, Incites On India, Mrunal, etc. help build General knowledge easily.
Also, for reasoning segment, you get online tests to check the abilities.
However, it de
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 13
After completing a law course from Jagran Lakecity University, you do not have on campus placements yet as the institute still is in its growing stage. Also there is no placement cell for Law students as of now and this makes on campus placements next to nil.
However, you have internships opportunities available through college and which in turn may help in your placements or also you may get a PPO even.
Also, being a law graduate you have options to option for law firms or corporate firms or litigation and judiciary. These opportunities are exclusively available to you being a law graduate.
Though, you do not have any on campus
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