Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) 

at Madhusudan Law College, Cuttack

For admission to LLB at Madhusudan Law College, candiates must have twelve years of school education with 45% aggregate (40% for SC/ST). LLB selection is done on the basis of Entrance exam. A merit list will be prepared keeping the entrance's exams score for finalising the candidates for admission.

To get admission in Madhusudan Law College, Candidates must qualify the below list:

• Qualify the Eligibility Criteria of the specific course.
• Secure a valid score in the entrance exam, for qualifying the entrance exam.
• Apply online through the college's official website.
• Pay the admission fee and secure the seat.

{Source: B.A. LL.B. students & alumni}

Course Curriculum Structure for B.A. LL.B. at Madhusudan Law College

The course curriculum at Madhusudan Law College for B.A. LL.B. is considered "really helpful" (by one student) and prepares students for prestigious judicial services. However, there seems to be a desire for more practical knowledge and internship opportunities.

* Teaching Style: Faculty members are highly qualified and appreciated by students. They are willing to help and clarify doubts promptly.
* Practical Knowledge: Unfortunately, the college focuses mainly on bookish knowledge, leaving room for improvement in providing practical experience.

Note: These points summarize the common themes emerging from the statements provided by students and alumni regarding the course curriculum at Madhusudan Law College.

{Source: B.A. LL.B. students & alumni}

Success of Placement Cell in Securing Jobs

Based on student reviews, the placement cell at Madhusudan Law College is not successful in securing jobs for B.A. LL.B. students. Here's what students have said:

* No Campus Placements: "The college doesn't conduct any campus placements. So, there is no scope for direct selection." - Student Review
* Limited Job Opportunities: Students mentioned that the college mainly prepares students for OJS (Odisha Judicial Service), Assistant Public Prosecutor, and other related jobs.

Overall, it seems that the placement cell at Madhusudan Law College focuses more on preparing students for judiciary-related roles and less on providing direct job placement opportunities for students.

{Source: B.A. LL.B. students & alumni}

Based on the reviews and feedback from current students and alumni, here's a summary of the key points:

Pros:

* Good faculty members with a rich background and helpful nature
* Well-maintained library and classrooms
* Opportunities for judiciary services, such as OJS (Odisha judicial service) and judicial exams
* Reputation of being one of the oldest law universities in the state
* Alumni network includes prominent figures, such as Deepak Mishra, the former Chief Justice of India
* Chance to participate in national-level law festivals and competitions

Cons:

* No hostel facility available, although one is under construction
* Limited infrastructure, including poorly maintained classrooms and libraries
* No corporate placements, relying on self-effort for job opportunities
* Poor examination system, with a low pass percentage
* Limited internship opportunities
* No scholarships based on merit
* Limited extracurricular activities and facilities

In conclusion, while Madhusudan Law College offers a good education and a strong foundation for a career in law, the investment may not be entirely worthwhile due to the limitations mentioned above. However, for those interested in pursuing a career in judiciary services, this college might be a good option to consider. Ultimately, the decision to invest in this programme depends on individual goals and priorities.

Tabulated below are the course specific fee for Madhusudan Law College:

Madhusudan Law College Application process is completely online. However, candidates may have to present the physical application form at the time of Counselling/Admission for verification. While submitting the application form, submit the application fee of INR 700. (Candidates have to bring a copy of the application form along with the fee receipt at the time of counseling/admission).

As per the data fetched from the Shiksha students' review page, 1005 of the BA LLB batch was placed over the past few years. additionally, the placement rate recorded during LLB placements was around 65%. The course-wise Madhusudan Law University placement rate is showcased in the table below:

Course	Placement Rate
LLB	65%
BA LLB	100%

According to unofficial online sources, a large share of Madhusudan Law University alumni are placed in the Legal sector with a 50% share. The other top sectors that involve the majority of alumni are Education and Accounting. The detailed sector-wise split of alumni is illustrated below:

NOTE: The sectors involved in the 'Others' category are Sales, Administrative, Research, Customer Success and Support.

The official placement report or brochure is yet to be released. As per the data fetched from unofficial sources, the important details of Madhusudan Law University placements are mentioned below:

Particulars	Placement Statistics
Placement rate	- 100% (BA LLB) - 65% (LLB)
the highest package	INR 60 LPA
the lowest package	INR 3 LPA

NOTE: The aforementioned placement data is collated from Shiksha students' reviews.