Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Placements are very poor. The college is now trying its best to bring companies and firms for placements. The work has started and it's going well. But as of now, the placements are not good. The students themselves try to get jobs, and teachers do help with it, but the college does not provide placements.

Placements: Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram, is the best government law college in Kerala. This college provides students with a unitary 3-year course and an integrated 5-year course. Students must complete their internships within the time period of the course.

Placements: Though there's a placement cell in the college, the college doesn't provide placements to the students. Being law students, we can either enter litigation or the corporate field. Entering the corporate field is very competitive now, and without placement opportunities, we'll need to find a job on our own.

Placements: There is a placement cell which only started last year, and the companies that came in were mass recruiters. The faculty in charge simply do not like holding placement drives as they lack the ambition for it and are afraid of the workload it brings.

Placements: Our College is good for starting career. It has a good placement cell providing great career opportunities. Many of the top companies like Microsoft, Google and Wipro were approaching our students for the job opportunities like legal advisory. There are so many notable alumnies from here and it helps us to connect with top law firms for internship opportunities. The top roles offered by our Course are litigation, legal adivisor, teaching professions and other government jobs.

Placements: Political parties are trying with huge companies like Infosys, IBM, etc. So by 2029 or 2030 let's expect something more. Currently, there is no room for placement. College is doing nothing but from union, we can expect good and positive changes.

Placements: The government law college, Thiruvananthapuram has a placement cell which gives placement assistance to students. This cell conducts seminars and workshops regularly like meeting the legal advisers of Infosys and other marketing companies. College offers legal internships with various legal associates based in Delhi and several high courts. Overall the placement assistance in our college is better.

Placements: Our course has seventy spots. The annual compensation that was promised range from 3.5 Lacs to 5 Lacs, which was the highest amount. We launched our campus recruitment campaign in early 2016. It helps our students by setting them up with internships at businesses and legal firms. Numerous college students were placed on campus at different IT law, IPR, and law businesses both inside and outside the state.

Placements: The highest package offered by the college is around Rs 9,00,000 per year for this course. The average package offered by the college is around Rs 6,00,000 per year for this course. The college also provides an internship facility for the students.

Placements: College has no placement cell. College does not provide any good career opportunities.

Placements: Placement is not available in the college, Its is the most disappointing thing about the college, Hope it will be available for future batches. If placement is made available on campus it will benefit a lot of the children because there are many students of the caliber on the campus.

Placements: Placement is not good compared to NLU. But many students are getting placed in tier 1 firms and so many become magistrates. Internships have been made mandatory by BCI. Though many government institutions are placed nearby, the college is overall good.

Placements: There are 60 seats in our course. The highest salary offered was Rs. 9,500 per year, and the lowest salary offered was Rs. 65,00 per year. Our campus recruitment program has started at the beginning of 2016 in February. It supports our students by arranging an internship in law firms and companies. Many students from the college got campus placements in various IPR, IT law, and law firms within and outside the state.

Placements: Our college doesn't get placement offers as far as I know. I have never heard of seniors being placed in law firms. We don't have any placement cell either. The haphazard nature of the university makes it difficult to attain placements too.

Placements: I am a student of government law college Thiruvananthapuram in five-year integrated B.A., LL.B. Our college provides a B.A. in communication English . In our college, there are three kinds of courses: five-year LL.B. three-year LL.B. and LL.M. But there is the lowest level of placement option.