School of Law, Presidency University, Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Yelahanaka

Placements: Only 2% of the total number of students were placed from the final-year batch last semester. The highest package was around 7 lacs, with three Tier 1 firms coming to recruit. It's just meh. You can't expect too much from this university as it is the school of law. Since it is not an NLU, it will have its own problems.

Placements: In my B.A. LL.B. batch, about 70-80% of us secured placements. The highest package offered was around INR 12 LPA, while the lowest was INR 3 LPA, and most students received an average of INR 4-6 LPA. Top recruiters included prominent law firms, TCS, Wipro, and HDFC Bank, which added variety to our career path. Around 60-70% of students landed internships in respected firms like Trilegal and Amarchand & Mangaldas, where we took on roles such as legal associate and compliance offices. These experi...

Placements: Presidency university boasts great placements which is not particularly true. Credit where its due the university has an excellent placement cell which is very active and involved. However placement is only restricted to BBA. Engineering and aviation students. Companies like Delloite and TCS recruit from the university. However the students are not happy with the placement opportunities. Placement is not even available for Law students which is highly concerning. But the college is working towar...

Placements: The placements at the university are quite good. Students who maintain certain criteria of CGPA get placed in good firms and companies. The average package is 3,00,000 and goes beyond 13,00,000. The students who pursue corporate law get placed easily as it has diverse opportunities. Not only limiting to the corporate field, others are also placed provided they maintain a good CGPA and clear the interviews as well. The baskets for various fields are to be chosen during the third year of law. Vari...

Placements: Presidency University has placement cell for every single department, where faculties work on the campus placement of students in various fields related to the course they have opted. Placements for students vary in every department, In law placements from corporate firms, tier 1 tier 2 firms and other legal institutions hire students based on their eligibility and requirements.

Placements: Our university has a placement cell to take care of the students placements. It offers students job opportunities. Students are supposed to maintain minimum cgpa to get placed by the university. Reputed companies hire students from our university. In our course students are supposed to elect corporate basket or constitution basket as an elective in the 3rd year of the course. Students who have chosen Corporate basket will have more opportunities in this context.

Placements: I got to know about Presidency University via advertisement. I took admission in the year 2019 for the B.A. LL.B. course. A total of 210 students were there in my batch, out of which only 5 got placed via the placement drive. No help was provided to the students with regards to placement. The college isn't concerned about the students' placement. No top companies came for placement in the School of Law.

Placements: Percentage of students who got placements is low but the average package is in between 3 to 5 Lacs per annum. The highest pack is 15 Lacs per annum. They provide internship offers to maximum students. Students need to work on their skills to get job.

Placements: Placements provided in our college are not good. Big companies don't visit our college to recruit students. Placements are not provided for our course.

Placements: At our college, placements from the School of Law are good. Students get various options in both the corporate and judiciary sectors. The university helps you a lot from the backend to get a bright future for your life.

Placements: Only 3% of the students from the total population of the university are studying in our course. We are obligated to find internships every year, and for a period of 5 months in the first four years and in the fifth year, a semester will be allotted for an internship.

Placements: I am currently pursuing my 2nd year, so I do not have much idea about the placements. Good companies like Wipro, Flipkart, Oracle, TVS, Vedanta, Vivo, TCS, etc., visit our college for placements. We have a separate cell for placements. Faculty members provide knowledge about the placements from the 1st year.

Placements: Only meritorious students get placements. If you want to enjoy college life but not studying, then I strongly recommend you not to join this university.

Placements: Since it's a new university emerged in 2015, there's no graduated batch yet. The placement offers for the MBA students in the university are really impressive. The promised placements are only redeemable on completion of the final year which no batch has completed yet.

Placements: I have no idea about the placements as of now because I am still pursuing my law degree in the college. But according to my knowledge, the college does provide placements. So you don't need to stress about it as of now.

Placements: As per the knowledge I have from my seniors since the 3rd-year students are the senior most, they said that our college has arranged for many competitions like moot court, trial advocacy and many debates in which they have participated. Our college taught us how to make a good resume and crack interviews, and we were allowed to do internships in NGOs and under advocates.

Placements: Since we are the first batch, so till now there are no placements. The university is providing the internship to the students so that they can explore more and enhance their skills. The university has the placement and internship cell and is based on the student's interest. They try to place the students in the good companies or the firms for the internship.

Placements: The placements at Presidency were decent enough. Around 75% of the batch sat for placements in various companies that visited the campus such as Ernst & Young, HP, Fidelity Investments and so on. The roles offered were mostly of associates and analysts. Amongst the packages, EY and Amba Research came out as the pay masters, offering 2.5-3 LPA.

Placements: For my seniors( BCom), the average package overall was 2 LPA. Our batch had a better outcome and the average was 2.4 LPA. BCA and BBM were 2.5 and 2.20 respectively. EY is a very famous recruiter which normally takes 3-4 students for audit and same for taxation. Amongst mass hiring, IT companies like HP, Infosys and Wipro are available.

Placements: A lot from other departments were placed compared to the department of law. The minimum starting package is 15,000 in the department of law. As I am in my 3rd year, I am unable to exactly mention the placement criteria. As heard from other seniors, it was mentioned that law placements are fewer compared to other courses.