Niharika's Pov at ICFAI
Likes
- The campus is a real lush green campus with animal friendly accommodation. A lot of pet live along with the kids.
- The campus has facilities like 24/7 ambulance and clinic, mess, canteen, general store, buggy and a lake in the back of the campus.
Dislikes
- 1. The class rooms are quite old and lack any form of natural light. They have tinted glass to prevent any light from coming in which is very uncomfortable. 2.There are a lot of houseflies all around the campus and despite making several complains, there was no action taken for treating that problem. 3. There is a uniform code but only the law school has strict regulations for it. None of the other departments like tech or bba face strict Uniform regulations. 4. The mess food is good only when the MBA starts even though we also pay just as much.
- 5. The water is very unhygienic. Everyone who drinks it, tends to get sick. 6. The hostel rooms for boys are way too small for 3 grown adult males to be living. 7. The bathroom cleaning in the girl's hostel is not done properly. There are a lot of water leaks, dirty floors and dirty commodes.
Remarks :
Yes. I had a written exam and I also had to give an interview after which I get a selection letter from the college. You need a minimum of 60% in your 12th to get admission. This exam is similar to that of LSAT. It's an online exam that you give from home. In addition to this, if your behavior during your time in college is not good, you will get rusticated.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The course id designed for people who want to get into corporate. Even BA LLB. A subject like M&A is a core subject and subject like gender justice is an elective with barely anyone in it... not good. The senior faculty doesn't even try to adapt to the new generation's ways and it gets really difficult to even understand them. The young faculty is great though. They make college better in all aspects.
Internships Opportunities :
The college does not provide any internship opportunities. The students have to look for it themselves and it is also carrying 100 marks. So, people with no connections with lawyers face a lot of issue, including myself.
Placement Experience :
40% of the people get placed through campus placements through recommendations and interviews followed by that. For this, we need to maintain a good relationship with those professors who make such recommendations. It's very partial but whoever gets it, gets a good deal.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
We get a scholarship based on our 1th score and our semester score. The top 10 candidates of the class get a scholarship of 36k per semester and as for the inter or 12, it depends on score. I got 86% and I get a 10k off of my fees.
Campus Life :
Campus has no restrictions on going to other department's events so socializing is not a big task. Every week has some or the other fest like lexknot, icon, moot, trithi, ethnic days etc. In addition to this, a lot of sports events are also hosted, cricket, football, footloose, tennis, badminton, basketball, swimming, volleyball etc
Hostel Facilities :
I haven't oped for hostel butbive stayed there for a few events. The rooms are okay but the beds are terrible, bathrooms are not cleaned alternate days, there are leaks in the bathroom, there are lizards and cockroaches all over and the mattresses are just thrown in the muddle of the building and the kids have to collect it from there and they're always full of dust.
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