My Experience @ SLS, Hyderabad
Likes
- What I like about my college is the location. Our famous is surroundes by trees everywhere. It's quite spacious. Majority of the people here are friendly and nice. We also have small tapris nearby where we can go have food and chill together with friends. We also have a quite spacious Auditorium where we hold several events.
Dislikes
- What i dislike about the campus is some of the faculty is a bit lazy in providing with study material which makes it difficult to study with exam. We also face water problems a lot of time which brings me to the fact that unless and until multiple concerns are raised the administration is slow in responding.
Remarks :
I gave SLAT which is an exam for private institutions particularly for taking admission in any of the Symbiosis International University Law Colleges. After that the selected candidates are shortlisted for a private interview by each institution i.e. SLS, Pune, Hyderabad, Nagpur, and Noida.
Course Curriculum Overview :
So, the overall curriculum is quite interesting; there are a few subjects that I found irrelevant from law school perspective like foundation of ethics. The faculty is quite nice and friendly. However i personally feel some of them are not quite qualified to be teaching in such a huge institute, no offense to them. There are very few professors who provide us with a proper reading or preparation material for exam, they expect us to grasp everything during the lectures only, which is what I've personally struggled with. There are also instances where the marking strategy of the professors may seem confusing or not quite right. The good thing is there is a huge library in our campus that provides with a variety of books so it's not all bad for academically. Moreover, the faculty is also available for flexible hours if we have any queries or problems. They provide a structured one/syllabus which they send us through mail prior to the commencement of the semester and attach their emails.
Internships Opportunities :
I haven't opted for internship from my internship. I prefer to apply for it on my own as my institute doesn't really provide us with a lot of good internship opportunities. To be fair they do provide some good firm options for internships. However, most student prefer to apply for internship at their own expense
Placement Experience :
Placement and job opportunities aren't that great but I won't say they are bad. I'd say they are a decent way to kick start our law career. However, students from our college often choose to not go with college placements and look for job opportunities on their own as they feel like based on the fees paid, the placement provided isn't justified.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
It increases 5-10% every year. Each law student for a 5 year integrated course has to pay about Rs 25 lakh or even more because the the percentage increase every year. It is a residential campus so hostel fees, mess fees, tution fees and other facilities are also includes in the fee structure
Campus Life :
The college life at campus for me personally was a huge rollercoaster in the beginning of my first year. Everyone seemed too good to be true. I had my fair share of friendship breakups and betrayals, not to sound too dramatic. Some people are nice, some people are mean, it's a mix slot. You just have to be a little careful who you trust or who you confide it. It depends upon the person, what time of company they want to be in. One thing that i quite like about my campus is that it's quite diverse. Students from all over India come here to study and we all share our experiences and grow together over these 5 years which feels quite nice and comforting. But the large amount of students means more competition which is sad but true.
Hostel Facilities :
The hostel and the mess are actually decent. Each room has three students living together. The College provides each student with their personal study desk, bed and a shelf to keep our stuff on. Our room is daily cleaned which is really good and necessary. The mess food in the other hand is a bit average. If you are first year having mess food for the first time, you're going to miss your home a lot so brace yourselves:)
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