City Group of College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Lucknow

Placements: In law courses, 50 to 60 percent of students were placed with the Advocate for their legal internships and practices. The internships are offered by the advocates of the high courts and session courts of the city to the students of the college through the college.

Placements: The major percentage of students of our college are in LL.B. (5years) course. The highest average package offered is about 80-90 thousand per annum. The top recruiting companies for aur course are Adidas, Puma, LIC, etc. Around 80-90% of the students got internships in legal firms and High Courts.

Placements: Currently, I am studying in a 3-year LL.B. course with around 350 students in my batch. The placement rate for this batch is quite low, with the highest package being around 4 Lacs. Teachers are very helpful in assisting us with internships for this course.

Placements: Nearly 55% of students got placed in LL.B. hons. The highest package offered was 1.5 LPA-3 LPA in this course. Top recruiters are Google, Microsoft, IKEA, and other companies. Nearly 25% of students got internships in companies like Google and Microsoft, which is a good thing.

Placements: The City Group of Colleges doesn't give any placements but since it's connected and follow the guidelines of the University of Lucknow I. e. Lucknow University hence there's a bit chance for the students to get placements from there by sending appeal from the college.

Placements: Approximately 200 students are enrolled in my batch. There are no placement or package facilities in my course, but the teachers and faculty provide a lot of internship and legal health opportunities.

Placements: Nearly 50-60% of the students got a chance to take part in placements. The highest salary package offered is 1-2 LPA. Companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Flipkart and such companies recruit students. Top roles offered are client, judge, lawyer, advisory lawyer, advocate and many others.

Placements: More than 60% of the students from our course got placed. The highest salary offered was 1 -2 lacs per month, and the lowest salary offered was Rs. 45,000 per month. About 80% of the students got an internship. Roles like a client, legal advisory, advocate, etc., are offered to the students. Companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Samsung and Suzuki visit our college in the previous year.

Placements: 20 percent of students replaced in my cource Insurance company is my higher recruitment company in college 100 percent of students got internship in my cources the highest package is 7 Lacs per annum or minimum 3 Lacs per annum in my college city law .

Placements: Above 63% of students got placed in our college. The highest salary offered is Rs. 21,12,000 per month. The average salary package offered is Rs. 1,69,000 per month. The lowest salary offered is above Rs. 45,000 per month. Above 83% of students got internships.

Placements: I am in college since 2019, I haven't seen anyone who gets placement from law faculty. The good thing about college is they support students for Judiciary Preparation. There is no placement for Law Students. Approx 30-40 students from the batch of 120 gets internship under good senior advocate.

Placements: I heard from one of our seniors that the salary package offered maybe 7 LPA. The main thing is that teachers will help you a lot to clear your base and understand things much. Teachers will make you to prepare for judiciary exams.

Placements: Very low percentage of placement. Though, the faculty is good but, the college doesn't put much effort in getting its student placed. Moreover, there isn't a lot of firms or companies turning up in the premises for hiring. So the college isn't really as promising when it comes to placement.

Placements: No senior got placement and it is also very clear that I know record of 5 batches including mine which has no placement records. But I have heard from some sources that at present there is a placement cell in college. Now I hope that it would work as expected.