M.S. Ramaiah College of Law Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty, and Facilities

Bangalore, Karnataka

Private College

10/10 (1 Reviews)

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10Based on 1 Reviews

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academic10.0/10

faculty10.0/10

infrastructure10.0/10

placement10.0/10

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Overall Rating10

faculty

10.0

placement

10.0

college

10.0

course

10.0

interview

10.0

internship

10.0

campus life

10.0

Piya JaolekarBBA + LLB|Enrolled 2023

MSRCL review

What I Liked

Faculties and teachers help a lot in studies and other work
The events and extracurricular activities that happen
Internship and placement opportunities are a lot

What I didn’t like

Attendance criteria is strict min 75% is required

Placement Experience:

The placements are good some really good companies come for placements however at the end it's all about your capabilities. The students are eligible for placements from 8th or 9th semester and around 8-9 LPA is average

Remarks:

The admission process was good we had an online test for the beginning and then an interview conducted by one of the faculties she asked important questions but made sure I wasn't nervous and felt quite comfortable answering it was overall good

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M.S. Ramaiah College of Law - [MSRCL]: 1 answered questions

Which college should I choose, Heritage Law College, Amity University Kolkata, Banaras Hindu University, or Ramaiah Law College?

Anisha Mukharjee

19 Jul 22

BHU Law faculty is the best among these. Being a central university it offers excellent facilities. BHU Law department has excellent professors. The professors are well-known in their respective fields. The university charges minimal fees for law degrees. The course fee for BALLB from BHU is INR 9,030. Students of BHU Law are usually offered job roles as judges and legal advisers at top MNCs.