KLE Law College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: No recruitment was done for my batch because of the pandemic. We graduated late because of this pandemic. Neither a single company arrived for placements nor the college approached any company. Because of that, not a single person got a job from the college.

Placements: Placements are not very good here, and mainly students don't attend placement interviews. Only about 20-25 students of a batch get placements. Bajaj Allianz and Mindcrest are lead recruiters for our college. Our college doesn't provide internships also, and we only need to have contacts to get internships.

Placements: Teachers are trying really hard to get placements but this year the situations are not good. Hardly 25% of students get placed. Mostly BPOs from Maharashtra come for placements. Internships depend on personal choice. College provides all the opportunities that come in their way. Students have to take initiative on that. Minimum 5 internships are compulsory.

Placements: No proper placement opportunity to the students. The staff is biased towards the localites and north indian people are not given privilege, also you will get to know about the placements only if you are aware no notice is given by the authorities. They hold the placements anytime irrespective of any cultural programme or any thing else.

Placements: The college does not boast of a good Placement records. Every year, around 20-25 students gets placed from the college Placement committee - MENTOR. This year 3 companies BAJAJ ALLIANZE, FUTURE GENERALI and MINDCREST visited the college. While first two companies hired 4 students each ( including me) and offered around 3.5 lacs to 4 lacs per annum, Mindcrest, an LPO was a mass recruiter and offered jobs to 17 students across B.A. LL.B. BBA. LL.B. and 3 years LL.B. students. So out of the total c...

Placements: The placements are not good in our college, as there are no teachers to handle the placement cell. Last year in 2017, some around 5 to 6 companies came for the recruitment like Mindcrest, JP Morgan, Clutch Group, etc. The average salary offered was around R.s 20,000 and minimum is around R.s 5,000 per month for a clerk post. The placement cell is not at all useful. They provide internship, but no stipend is offered in those internships.

Placements: The college has it's own placement cell. They are connected to some firms which bring internships and campus placement. The placement is not good but could get better in future. Among 100 students only 5 - 7 students get placed through campus placements. The college is working hard to get placements, but it will take time. I am not sure about this, but the maximum salary offered in campus placement was 4 lakhs per year. Out of the campus, the placements are nice. Most of the students go for liti...

Placements: The placement cell is not so grown now and does not have many contacts, but in the coming years, they will be well-established. The students get the placement near about 5-6 lacs per annum, but most of them are not dependent on the placement cell. They look for the jobs outside than in the campus placements.

Placements: Placements of senior batch and our batch were not up to the standards. However, this trend is improving drastically with every new batch. Internship opportunities are a plenty owing to the strong network and reputation of the college. During my placement, it was majorly advocates, LPOs and one company i.e. Bajaj Alliance that had visited the campus and the hiring rate was not very impressive. All in all, if you are hard working and interned at good places, there is a strong chance of getting pre...

Placements: No big law firms come for taking up students. Knowing Kannada and translation from English to Kannada and vice versa becomes handy. Average package is 3.5 to 4 lakh. As much as 90% students get internships if they apply well in time in the career guidance cell of the college.

Placements: Every year about 40 students get placements in most reputed law firms throughout the country. The highest salary offered is nearly about Rs. 50,000 per month. During placements, companies not only focus on the marks of students but also consider their performance in co-curricular activities.