Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies: Facilities

Placements & Internships : I have done 9 internships and I have received different stipends at each place. The college hasn't coordinated any of my internships. No placements in the college.Alumni is proud of the college because of the stature it had until

Placements & Internships : I have done 9 internships and I have received different stipends at each place. The college hasn't coordinated any of my internships. No placements in the college.Alumni is proud of the college because of the stature it had until two years back. 

Entrance Exams & Admissions : Eligibility criteria when I joined was to have more than 60 percent in the 2PU examination or equivalent in the 12th grade. There are no entrance exams to get in. Now, for the admissions, the college admits any person who has cleared +2 education.

Fees & Scholarships : Our fee is much less compared to our juniors. We pay an average of INR 50,000 rupees per year. Our juniors pay around INR 70,000 rupees per year. Apart from this, management quota fees runs upto INR 2lakhs. Scholarships are given to students who are meritorious and are from lower strata of the society. Approximately INR 30,000 rupees is given as scholarship to each person. Around 8 people recieve the scholarship. Loans can be availed from many banks. Not an issue.

Academics & Faculty : Classes start by 9:30 AM and end by 2:30 PM. Assignments are given regularly. Quality of teaching is hopeless. Fresh postgraduates are recruited to teach. Incompetent faculty. Overall experience- getting worse day by day. To be frank, this was one of the best colleges when I started to study law. I am in my final year now

College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities : I don't know about hostels. Classrooms are very old fashioned with worn out infrastructure. The college is just one floor of the building. Library is pretty good.

Clubs & Associations : The college doesn't permit the formation of student society. The college hosts a number of national level and University events. Life in the college is happy. But attendance of 75 percent has to be maintained.