BMS College of Law B.Com+LLB Review By Aishwarya

BMS College of Law has good academics and a supportive faculty, but needs more focus on internships and placements. Campus life is lively with lots of activities. Infrastructure is decent, though maintenance can be slow. They shouldn't be so specifically strict about attendance. They should allow leniency as students require doing internships to gain practical knowledge.

The academics are decent, but there's definitely room for improvement to truly help students prepare for their legal careers. The curriculum could be more practical. Workshops, seminars, and moot courts are helpful. Also, the college doesn’t provide attendance for those who want to pursue internships, which is frustrating.

The faculty at BMS is a mixed bag. While they're generally knowledgeable and approachable. Some of the teaching is too theoretical and could use more real-world examples to make the material more engaging. Overall, the faculty is decent but with some improvements, they could really enhance the student experience.

The placement cell needs to step up and expand its network to offer students more options. On the plus side, they do provide some guidance and support during the placement process. Faculty members are willing to help with interview preparation.

From what my friends have shared in the hostels at BMS College of Law has been a varied experience. They say the rooms are decent and the campus environment is safe and friendly, which is a huge plus. The basic amenities like the canteen, laundry, and common rooms are quite handy. The food is actually pretty good, better than what you find in most other hostels. The strict rules can also be a bit of a problem. Overall, it's manageable, but there's definitely room for improvement in terms of comfort and convenience.

The infrastructure at BMS College of Law is a bit of a mixed bag. The campus looks modern and is generally well-maintained so that's nice. The classrooms are well-equipped with latest tech which makes lectures more engaging. The library is pretty good too with a nice selection of legal books and comfy spots to study. The moot court halls are well-designed and give a real-world feel for practice. The facilities are generally good, with decent common areas and sports. While the infrastructure is supportive of learning, there’s always room for some improvement.

Campus life at BMS College of Law is pretty lively, engaging, and good. There are loads of clubs and societies for all sorts of interests, from debating and mooting to cultural and sports activities. The campus is friendly and inclusive with a good mix of people from different backgrounds. I’ve joined the Legal Aid Society, and it’s been a great experience. Events and fests happen regularly, so there's always something going on. Overall, it’s a solid balance between academics and extracurricular.