Bihar Institute of Law Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Patna

Placements: There are no placement opportunities in this college and no student has ever been placed through this college. They offer internships twice a year and even for this, the college charges extra fees for forms and verification. These internships are only for learning and they don't offer any stipend or jobs after completion.

Placements: Around 80% of students got placed in our college. The top recruiting company was Azb & Partners. The top role offered in our course was corporate sector advocate. The highest salary package was around 8 LPA, and the lowest was around 3 LPA.

Placements: I was the student of B.A. LL.B. batch (2019-24). Sorry, there is no placement cell or any students have been placed from our college in any place. So if you want placement, you can go to other colleges. This college is not what you're looking for regarding placement purposes.

Placements: Only 2% percentage of students got placed. I am in the first year, so I think it is just a low-class college, and it is half under the government. So if you are good in studies, then you can get direct placement in the high court or as a government advocate.

Placements: Above 45% of the students get placements. The average salary package offered was 4 LPA. Almost 70% of students get 2 internships every year. Companies like Vodafone Careers, Samsung Careers, Nestle Careers, etc., visit the campus for recruitment and placements. Top roles are offered according to the capabilities like excellent lawyers, etc.

Placements: The minimum percentage required for placements is 45%. The average package offered is 4 LPA. 70% of students get 2 internships every year. Vodafone Careers, Samsung Careers, Nestle Careers, etc., are some companies for internships and placements. The top roles are offered according to the capabilities, like excellent lawyers etc.

Placements: A very low percentage of students got placed, i.e., 2% of students. I am in the first year, so I think it is just a low-class college, and it is half under the government. So if you are good in studies, then you can get direct placement in the high court or as government advocate.

Placements: The placements are not good. The administration is responsible for not getting any placements in the college and not any company related to law is invited. The students get the internship in other institutions, but the administration is aware of what is going in the NET portal or email of BIL so that you can check out and give them appropriate information to the student.

Placements: The college placement is very good and my college is best for judiciary aspirants. Most college students are advocates in the Patna High Court. The college is giving placements in various sectors and organises international moot court competitions through which students getting various jobs in the international court of justice. The college has given various magistrates as well as additional district and session judges.