R V Institute of Legal Studies

Admission: The teachers here are decent. Passing semesters is tough, you need at least 32 marks to pass each subject. You gotta pass at least 2 subjects per semester. The syllabus follows KSLU, Hubli. The course content is spot on.

Placement: Getting internships here is pretty easy, and a lot of students have worked with Supreme Court judges. Some even get hired by Supreme Court justices after interning. The minimum pay for an internship is around €šÂ¹3,000-4,000.

Campus: The hostels are just okay, but the canteen and sports facilities are pretty good. They don't have medical facilities, but they do have first aid. The food in the canteen is decent and traditional. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus.

Admission: The best thing about this college is definitely the academics. They really focus on the subjects that are crucial for becoming a great litigator. In the first semester, they start off by teaching us five subjects - three business ones and the rest are all about law and English. They give us exams after each lesson, which really prepares us for the final exams. Overall, the college is great at teaching and practicing all the important topics and questions.

Placement: I've been doing the B.B.A. LL.B. course for 5 years now, and I'm in the 7th batch at this college. The placements here aren't great. Big companies don't come to hire students. This college isn't really focused on corporate stuff. The course feels outdated because most people do BBA LL.B. to get into corporate jobs. The BBA subjects they teach don't seem very helpful for that field, in my opinion.

Campus: This college isn't that great compared to others. It's pretty basic. It's on the same campus as a PUC college, so most of the students around are from there. Even the canteen is usually full of PUC students. Unfortunately, there's no separate canteen area just for law students. The campus is still being built, which means we don't have any cool hangout spots there yet.