Symbiosis Noida (SIU) Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Most students get placements through on-campus recruitment, and some even secure PPOs by the end of their fifth year. Top recruiting companies include SAM, CAM, Khaitan & Co., and AZB & Partners. Top roles offered include assistant legal researcher and legal document drafting.

Placements: There is a program called LEAP wherein students are divided into groups and accordingly get placed. This group is decided by the academic record of the past semesters, extracurricular and co-curricular activities, along with a detailed interview process. This is usually done in the third year of five-year law school.

Placements: I would really like to comment about the internships. Initially, they pledge all the good things about the internships and placements. But in the end, they give you places to work which doesn't even have a potential background. Further, they don't really give internships to everyone. I mean some students are first-timers, coming out of their house. They haven't really had a chance to explore yet.

Placements: Total 50 students were placed last year. The highest placement was around 19.5 lacs and the average placement was near 10 lacs. Top law firms of the country visit the college for recruitment of students. And there is break of 1 month after every semester end for internship.

Placements: Placements are average and mostly secured by students who work hard at internships and through contacts in the legal fraternity. The college placement cell is average and provides some support to students for internships. The average salary offered is generally Rs. 50,000 per month, which is offered to students through their capabilities.

Placements: Placement is around 50%. The highest package is 12 lakh per annum. The top company is Trilegal. Any student can apply in the placement cell of the college which provides internship to every student. The college also have tie-ups with top legal professionals and legal corporate houses.

Placements: Placements in our college are not good. They shortlist a few students, and only those students are made to sit for interviews. They claim that there is a placement rate of 90%. No help is given to other students, and they are left to fend for themselves. However, the people who get placed usually placed in good law firms. Since we are made to do internships from our 1st year itself, a lot of people get pre-placement offers. So placements also depend on how hard you work.