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The course covers all the relevant subjects of law. One can pursue advocacy in either civil or criminal side as the course covers both the topics very well. The teaching method is from books and by using power point presentation. The exams are held on a timely basis and are medium to hard in difficulty level.
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The course covers almost all the fields of law. The Civil and Criminal Laws are covered amply by the course. The college also provides for diploma courses for extra special knowledge in specific fields such as cyber, labour and taxation laws. A student passed out from this college can practice in any field of his choice.
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The curriculum is based on almost all fields of law. The various subjects prepare you for almost all fields of practice in law. The exams are conducted in a timely manner and are medium to hard in difficulty. The teaching method is by books and power point presentation.
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The course is very relevant. It offers various AECC papers which are linked with growing and developing issues of the legal field. The course covers almost each and every aspect and type of law there is. There are diploma courses which offers expertise in a specific field of law as well.
The fee structure is most affordable as our college is granted under Rayat Shikshan Sanstha. The fees range from 3000Rs. Recently the master degree course has a fee structure of about 10000Rs for a year. This is the important benefit to learn well with affordable price. There is transparency in fee-breakdown.
Fee structure is expensive for open category students. there is exemption in fee for ebc, backword class students. Open category students must pay full fee for getting admission in college. Fee structure is expensive for those students which belongs to open class and coming to study from rural areas
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