Personally I thought the campus would be the one in kormangala The course is quite appealing And the marking system is - 20 marks mid terms (written paper) 30 marks internal (Group discussions, quiz, and class participation 10 marks each) And finally 50 marks end term written papers The difficulty level isn’t that high However it’s a medium difficulty papers The faculties in fact are all from top law schools like IIM NIRMA They are quite experienced in their fields as well So they are able to provide us with the real world scenarios and how they tackled a problem when they were practising. Mostly all the faculties of law are very good at teaching and are quite keen on making the students understand the concept and not just by heart memorise things

The course curriculum is very comprehensive. They teach you basically everything and conducts seminar and guest lectures as well so to keep the students up to date with everything Talking about the faculties they are very sweet and friendly and very approachable. They are Fully versed with the subject they teach and has umpteen knowledge.

The course outline is curated in a very precise manner taking into account current developments too and landmark case laws. Sometimes it becomes too lengthy to study though. And mostly there are 8 subjects which are required to be studied in the first year. The faculties are nice, though in each year to be honest there will always be one faculty whose teaching techniques would not be great, but manageable. The only drawback is they don't provide a Hindu subscription.