K.L.E. Society's Law College, Bangalore

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They use both chalk and presentations to teach, which is cool. Honestly, the course curriculum isn't super helpful, so you'll have to do a lot of self-study. If you have any questions, just ask the teachers  they'll explain if they feel like it. Oh, and in the second year, they'll even take you on industry visits.

Placement: The college doesn't have good placements because there aren't enough teachers for the placement cell. In 2017, about 5 to 6 companies came for recruitment, like Mindcrest, JP Morgan, Clutch Group, etc. The average salary was around Rs. 20,000 a month, with a minimum of Rs. 5,000 for a clerk position. The placement cell isn't very helpful. They do offer internships, but no stipend is given for them.

Campus: The facilities here are awesome! The building has 7 floors, including a basement with a canteen and sports room. We've got a big moot courtroom, auditorium, and AV room. The classrooms are spacious, and there's Wi-Fi all over campus. The library is three floors with lots of books, law digests, magazines, and computers. No hostels here, but they offer PG facilities that are basically like hostels.

Admission: The teachers at our college are experienced and helpful. They teach well, but sometimes they get distracted and ask us to write without explaining properly. Then they compare our performance, which can feel unfair. That's the only downside I've noticed.

Placement: Placements are good at my college. Banks, companies, and law firms offer good packages to students. Mostly banks come for placements, but other companies also come. Every year, many students get selected. Last year, one of my seniors got placed in a law firm in Hyderabad. I can't remember the name of the firm, but it was a good one.

Campus: The Wi-Fi and library at my college are great. We have the second largest library on campus. The food in the canteen is good, and there's even a gym. The timings are convenient. The hostel isn't on campus because our college area is small, but it's only about 700 meters away. The hostel facilities are good, with water, food, and a warden available.

Admission: Our university is pretty cool because our teachers make the exam papers themselves. They make it tough, though, which can be hard for students who struggle. But the good thing is they use a grading system that helps us out.

Placement: The college does a great job with placements. Lots of students get hired by top law firms in Bangalore. Some prefer doing their own law practice instead of working in a firm. We have internships every year to help us get courtroom experience. It's really helpful for when we start appearing in court.

Campus: Kle Law College is far from the city in a remote area with a big campus. The hostel is a bit far, but there are buses available. The college also has tie-ups with a PG where only students from our college stay. The PG has Wi-Fi and TV services, but it's not well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach well. The course content is spot-on and the exams at the end of each semester follow an 80-20 pattern.

Placement: We had big companies like Wipro and Mind Tree coming for placements. But because of covid, no companies visited our college for the past couple of years.

Campus: The hostel has everything you need like Wi-Fi, a gym, and a canteen. The food at Dubsmash is tasty, and there's a nice sports ground behind the hostel for playing games. The rooms in the hostel are comfy too.

Admission: Most of the teachers here aren't great at teaching and don't seem very qualified. Some are good, though. The course prepares you for jobs, but the college itself could be better at supporting students.

Placement: Getting internships at this college is tough. Not many students get placed in companies either. But if a company does come for placements, the average salary is around 2.5 LPA. Mindcrest is one company that often comes for placements here.

Campus: The library and e-library here are great, but there's no hostel on campus. They recommend staying in a PG connected to the college. The food at the hostel isn't the best, and the facilities could be better.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and treat students well. They teach their subjects really well. The courses are awesome and cover lots of different topics. The semesters are tough but fair. And guess what? Everyone passes with flying colors!

Placement: I really liked the placement opportunities at KLE Law College in Bangalore. Around half of the students find jobs after graduation. The highest salary package is 10 LPA, which is pretty good. Companies like HCL come for recruitment, which is awesome. About 30% of students also get internships, which is a great way to gain experience. The top roles students get are in the legal teams of well-known companies. It's a great place for getting job opportunities and building a career in law.

Campus: The college I go to has really big buildings and a huge auditorium. The classrooms are well-kept and the canteen is super clean. There's even a sports area on campus. Plus, there's a hostel nearby for students. Overall, it's a great place to study and have fun at the same time.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. But the thing is, everything feels a bit last-minute. We don't have a set plan or academic calendar, and even when we do, it's not really followed. The courses are okay, but they could be better organized. Also, the faculty turnover is pretty high, with new teachers coming in almost every year. It means only a few teachers have a lot of experience.

Placement: The teachers are putting in a lot of effort for placements, but this year has been tough. Only about a quarter of students are getting placed. Most of the companies offering placements are from Maharashtra and mostly BPOs. The college offers various opportunities, but it's up to us to grab them. Internships are based on what we choose. We have to do at least 5 internships as part of the course.

Campus: The library looks nice and has lots of books. Classes have projectors. Wi-Fi is available, but students can't use it. No labs, but there's a fully equipped AV Room. The auditorium isn't ready yet. The food in the mess is really bad and not clean. People have complained about it a lot. They also have blood donation camps regularly.

Admission: The teachers are really good and know their stuff. They teach in a way that everyone can understand, no matter what language you speak. The course material is spot on and makes sense. Exams can be tough, but learning and writing are not so bad. Plus, the teachers are super supportive during exam time.

Placement: I haven't graduated yet, so I can't say much about placements. Around 50% of my batch got internships, which is cool. Not sure about the companies that visit our college. I'm still in my 5th year, so I don't know about the average salary offers. But I've heard our college has a good placement cell.

Campus: I really like it here! There are lots of facilities. The library is super helpful. You can grab food at the canteen and cafeteria. And there are separate hostels for girls and boys. The classrooms are big, airy, clean, and hygienic. Plus, there's medical help if you need it.

Admission: The faculty here are really great. They know their stuff and are super qualified. They teach well in courses like B.A., BBA, and B.Com. The curriculum and exams are good for preparing you for a legal career.

Placement: I thought the college would help us get placements, but that wasn't true. We had to find jobs ourselves. In my 5 years of law school, the lack of placement opportunities was disappointing. It seems like placement at KLE is not really a thing. I heard they're working on improving it now.

Campus: The college may not have a huge campus, but it's a law college that focuses solely on law courses. There are about 24 lecture halls, spacious moot halls, and auditoriums. The campus doesn't have its own hostel, but there's one available at a sister institution that's pretty good. The college provides bus service for transportation. Plus, there's a canteen with tasty and hygienic food options.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! Each subject has its own professor who knows their stuff. They've been teaching for a while. We have 2 smaller tests and 1 big test every semester. The small ones are worth 30 marks and the big one is worth 70.

Placement: Due to the pandemic, there was no recruiting for our batch. We graduated late because of it. No companies came for placements, and the college didn't reach out to any either. As a result, no one got a job through the college.

Campus: The college doesn't have its own hostel. There's only one hostel run by K. L. E. Society where all the students stay, but it's pretty far from the college. Some students live in private PGs that the college has connections with.