Sinhgad Law College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Ambegaon Bk., Pune

Placements: The college has a placement cell, but it is not very active. In past years, there have been very few placement opportunities, and students have to apply on their own. The highest package offered is only 3 LPA. However, the college is working on improving the efficiency of the placement cell.

Placements: Only 15-20% of students get placed in good companies, with the highest package at 6 LPA and the lowest at 2.5 LPA. Roles include legal representatives, documentation completion, and drafting. There are many roles offered by our college, so in terms of placement, the college is good.

Placements: The college doesn't have any prominent placement cell. The college also doesn't provide internships or jobs to the students. That's the major drawback of the college. Since the college has recently established the placement cell, only 1-2 students got placed in Bajaj Finance and in some banks.

Placements: 98% seats are filled. Jindal Steel and many more companies hire our college students. Alumni of this college are now practicing as renowned advocates in Bombay High Court, Pune District Court, etc. The college is nice. We can complete courses of B.A. LL.B., LL.B. and LL.M.

Placements: There are no placements as it is a legal field. However, the college provides good internships with a stipend of Rs. 5,000 per month. We can also work as assistants and prepare for PG side by side. The internship experience is great, and we get hands-on experience in every aspect and are provided with deep knowledge about the field.

Placements: There are very few students who opted for placement, as our college only offers placements in the banking sector and corporate firms. The average package is about 5 LPA, with companies like Bajaj Finance and Punjab National Bank hiring students as freshers. There is no support from the college for internships; no one helps students to get internships in top law firms or the corporate sector.

Placements: Average placement is 2 Lacs only. Not a great place for a good placement. Very few company comes to the college. No big firms or companies comes for placement. Overall, college struggles to provide placement. Also student struggles to find the internship in the good companies.

Placements: I am yet to get placed as I am in the 2nd year now. However, the overall placements in college are good. They provide the best opportunities for students to have a good future. Some alumni are working as legal analysts at Infosys and other companies. Few of them are working in bar cell.

Placements: The placements as such are not very good at our college. Till date, only 3-4 people from the batch have been placed in any corporate firm. The problem with the placement is that there are students who are mainly interested in the degree only and have joined the college for the same. Students do not demand placements, thus the ratio of placements is low. Moreover, students who got placed are offered good jobs in companies like Infosys and RBL Bank. The placement cell of the college looks after bo...

Placements: The placement cell is not impressive, but companies do come. But in reality, students don't have jobs before the final year. The companies which are used to come to the campus are not big organisations, and mostly, they prefer Marathi knowing candidates in their firm.

Placements: The placement cell is not good, but it is developing. The placement cell provides the internships if you need. I got the internship at Juvenile justice court from the college. It was a great experience, and everyone was given an equal chance for observing the hearings.

Placements: The placements of the senior batch were quite good and positive. Almost all students were placed with 100% placement assistance. The highest salary offered was Rs. 40,000 per month and the lowest is unknown. A law firm visited the campus for placements. Many different roles were offered to the students as per their capabilities and talents. There is no internship offered yet, but frequent field visits are done. Since no internships are there, there are no questions for stipends.