Madhusudan Law College Faculty Details & Reviews ,Cuttack

Faculty: Although there is only one assistant professor and others are guest faculty members but they teach far better than any other faculty of a private college. They are supportive. The time table is strict. The course curriculum is very good. The semester exams are a little bit difficult with pass percentage of about 70-80%.

Faculty: Faculty members are very good. They are highly qualified and knowledgeable. Few of them are Ph.D. scholars. Few teachers are retired judges and lawyers. Teachers also take us to the high court for practical classes so that we can gather in-depth knowledge. Semester exams are not hard. If we study properly then we can score good marks.

Faculty: Faculty are good. There is no permanent faculty present, but all the faculty are helpful and have a rich background. The course curriculum is good but the examinations are worse at this university. The pass percentage is 50 percent, which makes it very hard for students to crack them.

Faculty: We have very good faculty members. Exams are conducted by the university. Every lecturer has good knowledge to teach us. Madhusudan Law College is the oldest college. Two years ago, the college was converted into a university. The vice chancellor, Dr. Kamal Jeet Singh, is very kind.

Faculty: Faculty members here are excellent. They are very helpful, and their way of teaching is quite good. They provide their support in any way starting from semesters to judiciary exams if you ask them. They will be available to you in any matter. They are very helpful.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, and their teaching style is always appreciated. Teachers are always ready to help, and they clear the doubt raised by the students on the very same day. The course curriculum is really helpful for the exams as well as they prepare the students for the prestigious Judicial services.

Faculty: Faculty members in our college are very bad. Classes are not conducted properly. Even electives have been reached as a compulsory subject because of a lack of faculty. Faculty members, including coordinator and principal, are not concerned about students. The college needs immediate improvement.

Faculty: The college provides well-experienced faculty members. They are the permanent teaching staff. Many of the lecturers have completed their PhD in their respective teaching subject. The college is run under Utkal University, and it is a college owned and administered by the government of Odisha.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified enough. They're helpful. The course structure needs changes. Sometimes, we feel that we need to have regular classes, internships and practical fieldwork. There must be some scholarship programmes for meritorious students. The college provides only bookish knowledge rather than practical knowledge.

Faculty: Very knowledgeable faculty and great experienced teachers. Great classes. Very nice environment for aspirants. There is a great exposure and the subjects are thoroughly taught. The teachers are very well trained and experienced. There is regular classes held and a good environment inside the campus. The reachers are very well qualified and experienced.

Faculty: The teachers are the best here. They provide quality teaching. Though it is hard to find some important books in the library, teachers here provide materials notes via email. The projector is available for teaching. 5-year LL.B. course students are more regular than the 3-year LL.B. students.

Faculty: Our teachers are always good and are helpful. They already got PhD and are LLM holders from different universities in India. One of the biggest things is that our lecturers are helping in the financial support of students. Our courses like company law, IT law and labour law always help us to go into human resource issues and many industrial backgrounds. One of the great things is that every teacher is an advocate or a retired judge and they take our classes. They use their experience well here.