ILS Law College

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome. They don't just teach, but they also make sure we understand everything. They're really nice and always there to help us out with any questions. I'm so glad I chose to study here!

Placement: The placements here are awesome. I'm in my second year, so nobody from my batch has landed a job yet. But I've heard from older students that the placements are really good. I totally recommend this college to anyone looking for a solid career start.

Campus: The buildings aren't great, but we can deal with it. The benches in the dorms are super old. There are two hostels one is okay, but the other one is better. They have medical help, and the food in the cafeteria is good. They're big on sports and games here too.

Admission: The course curriculum feels outdated since the law subjects only start in the 3rd year. It's a downside of ILS because they have to stick to the SPPU University syllabus. The newer subjects haven't been added yet. The semester exams are more about writing essays, which is easy, but getting high scores is tough. You only need 33% to pass.

Placement: Around 120 students go for placements at our college, and about half of them end up getting placed. The highest salary offered is 22 LPA, while the average is 12 LPA and the lowest is 7.5 LPA. Some of the top companies that come for our course are AZB, Khaitan & Co, Trilegal, ICICI Bank, EY, and more. Every year, around 40-50 students land internships. In placements, students usually get roles as legal associates.

Campus: The college has all the basic facilities you need. There's a library, mess, computer labs, sports ground, auditorium, and more. They even have a swimming pool, tennis court, and a legal aid center. Everything you need is right here on campus.

Admission: The teachers at ILS Law College are awesome. They know a lot about law and have tons of experience. If you're stuck, the professors are there to help through the mentor-mentee system. Some professors even have PhDs. The 2017 course format isn't the best, and there's not much reference material. But the professors explain things well so you get it.

Placement: Around half of the students in my course landed a job after graduating. The highest salary was Rs. 55,000 per month, while the lowest was Rs. 25,000. On average, students were offered Rs. 35,000 per month. Also, about 10-15% of students landed internships in well-known companies.

Campus: The college has good facilities for students in their courses. Classrooms have projectors and podiums to help us learn better. Plus, there's Wi-Fi on campus. The library is awesome with lots of reference books. But the hostel lacks facilities. The food and hostel infrastructure are not great. No medical help is available in the hostel. We can't even play sports there. The ground is used by others, so no fun games for us hostel students.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They teach us both theory and practical stuff. They're super helpful and work well together. A lot of them are part-time teachers. The course is good but could use more hands-on learning. Exams are okay, not too hard. Just remember, you need 75% attendance to sit for exams. If you miss too many classes, you can't take the test.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students get job placements, which is kinda low. The top package this year was 17 lakhs per annum, while the lowest was around 6 lakhs per annum. Companies really like our college and give special treatment to students. We have two main courses here: B.A. LL.B. (5 years) and LL.B. (3 years).

Campus: The college campus is huge, about 150 acres big. They've got a swimming pool, gym, hostel, and mess. But we can't use the pool and gym much. The food in the mess is just okay. Not a lot to do on campus. The library is massive, though. They've got all the law books you need and even some rare ones.

Admission: The teaching at ILS is top-notch compared to other law schools that don't cost as much. Our college has been around for over 100 years and has really great teachers. It's known as one of the best law schools in the country. You'll have plenty of time for internships and other stuff while you're here, so you can stay busy and learn a lot.

Placement: I graduated from ILS Law College in 2018. The placements were okay, but not a lot of law firms came for placements. Some banks like ICICI Bank did come, though. About 3 or 4 students got job offers from top law firms after interning there. The college has a placement cell that supports students with internships and job placements.

Campus: The classrooms at ILS are really big and have good air circulation. The campus has Wi-Fi, which is cool. The library there is awesome it's on three floors and has lots of room for studying. They even have a computer lab with legal software like Manupatra and SCC. I stayed in the hostel for most of my college years. The rooms were nice and the price was fair. But the food in the mess wasn't great, so I'd often get food from a dhaba nearby. The campus is super green and even has a swimming pool. There's a hill on campus that gives a great view from the hostel terrace, especially in the rainy season. ILS also has a big ground, four tennis courts, and a gym.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and easy to talk to. The stuff we learn is pretty useful in real life. They also have a bunch of fun events and contests that help us grow in different ways. The exams can be a bit tough, but the teachers are great at keeping us motivated. That's why most of us do pretty well in passing.

Placement: The college has a great training and placement cell that supports students with all aspects of training and job interviews. Being a well-known college, companies from all around the country visit for training and recruitment.

Campus: The college buildings may be old, but they are kept in good shape. The library is huge and has all the books a law student needs. They also focus on sports here, with a big playground on campus. Plus, there are lots of trees and even a hill around.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really care about you and will help you with anything you need, both in class and outside. The way they teach is different from other colleges, which I like. It's more about real-life stuff than just book learning. Exams are not too hard, kinda like school tests. But hey, don't stress about grades too much. The university doesn't do marks, so just do your best and be honest in your exams. Keep up with your studies and you'll do fine.

Placement: At our college, about 40% of students get placed. The highest salary they've offered is 16 LPA and the lowest is 7 LPA. Companies like Khaitan, AZB, Trilegal, and ICICI come for placements. Students need to find their own internships.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi everywhere, a big library, and lots of trees around which makes it a nice place to be. The girls' hostel is good, but it's a bit pricey and the check-in time is too late at 8 PM. I think staying in the hostel for a year is a good idea for everyone. The boys' hostel is cheaper and there's a mess close by for meals.

Admission: The college follows Pune University's curriculum and semester exams. The curriculum could be better. Exams are pretty easy; questions are usually straightforward. If you study a bit, you'll pass. The college sets internal marks, and some teachers grade tough. Some teachers are great, while others are just okay.

Placement: Around 100 of us took the placement test, and over 50 students got a job. Big law firms like AZB, Trilegal, and Khaitan came on the first day. Throughout the year, companies like Teach Mahindra, HSBC, Welspun, ICICI Bank, HDFC, and ICICI Prudential also hired students. Some practicing lawyers were hiring too. There were more companies hiring than law firms. The highest salary was 21 LPA from Vedanta, and the lowest was around 15-20k a month from lawyers. Most good companies offered 8 LPA or more. Companies preferred B.A.L.B. students over L.B. students. The placement office could improve. They're not very active and don't work hard to get better job offers for us.

Campus: The library here is really good. They have Wi-Fi and lots of online resources like SCC Online and Manupatra. Plus, they've got a nice collection of books. The classrooms are okay. The girls' hostel is alright, but it costs way too much - over 2 Lacs a year. The boys' hostel is $50,000 a year, but it doesn't have stuff like geysers. The canteen is decent. The campus is super pretty with all the greenery and there's even a field, pool, gym, and tennis court.

Admission: The teachers at ILS are awesome! They know a lot and are really qualified. They always make sure to clear doubts after class. They're there for us whenever we need help. The college follows SPPU's pattern since it's affiliated with them.

Placement: ILS Law College has a placement cell and internship cell to help students find jobs and internships if they want. The salary packages vary from 4 to 15 LPA. Around 60-70% of students land internships.

Campus: The campus is huge, covering 200 acres. The buildings are old but well taken care of. Classrooms have E-learning stuff, and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. The library is massive, the biggest one for law in Asia. The hostel is old but cool, although some rooms have water issues. There's a mess and canteen, but the food isn't great. Sports facilities are awesome, with stuff like cricket, football, volleyball, swimming, and basketball available.

Admission: ILS college is top-notch for law studies in India. The faculty is super helpful and experienced. They're always there to support you and guide you. Plus, they help you get placed in top companies and law firms. It's a great place to study law!

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. LL.M. courses usually don't have placements, but if you do well academically, the principal might let you attend campus placements. Companies like Amarchand Mangal Das and Luthra & Luthra usually come for placements.

Campus: The campus life at ILS Law College is really cool. It feels like you're always surrounded by nature. The hostel is pretty old, but the vibe there is great. The food at the mess is delicious, especially if you like Maharashtrian food. Overall, living in the hostel is a good experience.