KIIT School of Law BA+LLB Review By Arunav Hazarika

KIIT School of Law has consistently ranked under 15 in NIRF Rankings conducted by the Government. Both CLAT scores and their entrance examination (KITEE) marks are accepted here. One of the best features here in campus is the close relationship between the faculty and the students. Every student is assigned a mentor who guides them throughout the law school journey with a positive outlook and guidance. The law library here is one of the best in the country with a wide selection of books. You can find almost any selection of books based on law and other allied subjects here. The acumen of academics and the faculty is also really good.

One can get admission into KIIT School of Law through the KITEE test conducted in three phases and also through CLAT Score. Students must have passed their Grade 12 examinations along with a good performance in the KITEE entrance test. One of the unique features of this institute is the streamlined syllabus and core skills training which the faculties provide to incubate practical understanding of the law.

The faculty here is really good and always lends an ear to the students problems. They adjust according the needs of the class and accommodate a variety of opinions and views developed by the students. There is 24/7 assistance for hostellers and they can contact faculty anytime for solving their doubts.

There is a placement cell helping students with the placement process. It helps the students connect to various law firms and litigators. Hardworking students with necessary skills will surely get placed.

There are two hostels for the both girls and boys. The boy’s hostel is called Kings Palace (KP) and the girl’s hostel is called Queen’s Castle (QC). All rooms are double bedded with one sharing and air conditioned for the prolonged hot summers.

KIIT School of Law has an apt infrastructure suitable to the needs of students. The library expands to a total of three floors. There are multipurpose and seminar halls for conferences and events. A strong alumni network bolsters new links for students. Classrooms are well equipped with speakers, air conditioners and digital boards.

Campus life is great. The law campus is not that big on its own, it is connected to the school of Biotechnology. There is a dedicated gym, swimming pool and two basketball courts along with indoor sports facilities. Indoor sports include table tennis, badminton and pool. There are two football fields and one cricket field for outdoor sports. The canteen is open up to 3am in the morning and all foods items from light snacks to heavy main course items are available. There is also a food court, which has a good cafe along with a South Indian canteen. Overall, a great campus experience.