Government Law College, Ernakulam Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Kochi

Placements: We do not have a specific placement cell as of now; it may be established in the near future as many clubs are up and coming as of now. A prominent one as of now is the research club, where a lot of students, including first-year students, had the opportunity to publish research papers held by various national law universities. But many of the sitting high court judges are from this college, as are many important senior lawyers.

Placements: No companies or firms directly recruit students through campus placements. Our college has an efficiently working CDPC, career development, and placement cell which works to increase the chance of students getting placed in various firms. It conducts various webinars and informative sessions and also updates placement opportunities.

Placements: Placement opportunities are less. Our college has a placement cell which is inactive. Most of the students lack support from campus for placement and they finds placements by themselves. Graduates earn minimum 12000 per month in firms but those who are in reputed legal firms works for a heavy package. Internship opportunities and job vacancies are notified through career portal which is managed by senior students.

Placements: Placements cell is very poor and is currently not functioning well. Earlier the placements cell used to function better and a lot of students used to get placed but now it is very much different. The percentage of students getting placed is very low and top firms do not have an interest in recruiting from our college.

Placements: There is no guarantee of placement by the college. There are placement cells and clubs that have emerged recently, and their benefits will definitely be enjoyed by the students admitted in the coming years and batches. There are some internship opportunities that will provide placements if the performance is attractive.

Placements: Most of the students choose to practice under senior lawyers after completing the course. The college has a center called CDPC, Career Development and Placement Cell. Various webinars and classes are organised under this centre. No other placement opportunities are provided.

Placements: Top-ranked students got placed. 13,000-16,000 per month is the minimum salary offered. State-owned companies offered up to 45,000 per month. S&R Associates, Economic Law Practise, etc., come here. 85% of students got placed in S&R Associates. Judges, legal service, legal advisory, teaching, private companies, higher education, litigation lawyer, etc., roles are offered.

Placements: Placements in our college are good. Almost 40% of the students get placements from our college at reputed companies. The highest salary package offered was 42 LPA to a computer science student. Our college is supportive as well.

Placements: Most of the students in our college are placed in offices and universities. We have to do an internship each semester. All of us doing internships at different offices like Kelsa and other legal associates. Other students are placed for foreign universities.

Placements: Above 50% of the students got placed in our course, and the rest are opting for higher studies like LL.M. In the previous year, one of the students got placed in a foreign university for LL.M. with a huge amount of scholarships. We have internships in various firms, in the final year, we have to go to advocate offices, and here some students even get selected as interns in the high court, supreme court, parliament, etc. They're aware of many options of writing judicial service exams, p, practici...

Placements: There are about 200 hundred in our batch. Many students get an internship here. The highest salary package offered was 7 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered was 4 LPA. Many students from our course get an internship in the top companies. Overall, it is good.

Placements: Almost 200 hundred students are in my batch, the highest package 9 lakhs and the lowest package is 4 lacs. Almost 75 per cent of students got internships in big companies.