I chose this college because it is among top 10 law colleges in Bengaluru. The campus of the college is good and big. All exams are conducted under Karnataka state law University Hubballi. Cut-off is 40 out of 100. Interviews and written tests will be conducted in the time of addmission.

Ramaiah college of law is one of the best private college in Bangalore for studying law as it offers immersive learning experience with well knowledged faculty and the campus is also very good to hangout and have fun for the next 5 years of lifetime.we had both written test and a one to one interview with faculty..written test is based on clat format and interview is to test the speaking skills and confidence of the person..

We had interview after the application and some people had tests too. So in discussing the good aspects the college provides good opportunities and great committee's too , we have a very good library and acces to other library's such as NLSU as we are students in Ramaiah. Coming to bad habits the semester is very short and its not the college issue but the university's but that is a major issue for the students and as an issue of the college maybe the faculties keep on changing a little too fast .

The admission process includes a written entrance test and online interview. You will get the syllabus and its an mcq based test . The college is good on overall basis and no such bad aspects are there .

M S Ramaiah maiah college is the top 3rd college in Bangalore. The name, trust and the popularity this college have has been the factor why I chose M S Ramaiah College. And campus is very beautiful and each department have separate building

To be honest, my first preference was Christ but due to some reason my father wasn't allowing it, so when the registration time alloted for law colleges came almost to an end is when I decided I'll join ramaiah to pursue my career. The admission process was pretty easy, we had to give a telephonic interview and we were selected on that basis. But as I'm aware the recent batches were supposed to give an entrance. And they don't admit us on the CLAT marks which ideally is a good deal As of marking, Ramaiah College of Law is a KSLU affiliated College and frankly their grading system is utterly disappointing, they give marks to unwanted exaggeration instead of giving marks to student that have written to the point. (They don't really seem to care about content but about the number of pages you've scribbled off)

Actually it was a casual admission process. First we had to register and complete the application form later there was a online examination which was to be done and after passing that there was an 1 on 1 interview through online sources. After passing these steps I got the admission.

I underwent an interview along with either the scores for other law entrances or the college's entrance test. Considering the location, it is a good fit concerning the opportunities available. Also, the faculty is decently qualified and the campus has good facilities.