Full name of your college
Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College, Pune
State
Maharastra
City
Kothrud, Pune.
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Website
https://bvpnlcpune.org/
Full Address
Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University, New Law College, Erandawane Campus, More Vidyalaya, Paud Road, Pune – 411038.
Good things about the University based on your personal experience
This is a combined experience of my seniors and myself.
The college is one of India’s finest legal education colleges because of its worldwide academic environment, world-class research facilities, and teaching by judicial officers.
Students are prepared to compete in international moot court tournaments, as well as legal aid and social justice programs.
Internships at the Supreme Court of India and employment with reputable international firms.
Further, the selection of students for Post-Graduate courses at prestigious universities overseas, attract students to New Law College, Pune.
Bad things about the University based on your personal experience
To my dear readers: the law is a profession that requires constant dedication throughout life.
It really does doesn’t depend upon where you study. Moreover, it depends on how you study and how the acts and amendments are at one’s fingertips during your practice in court.
The only thing which I feel this college lacks is the infrastructure that needs to be updated.
How’s the faculty?
As a result, my response is based on my own three-month experience, as well as the experiences of a third-year senior and a fifth-year senior.
In a nutshell, you will be taught by renowned academicians, senior lawyers, retired judges from the Maharastra High Court and from other states.
There are corporate participants too, who are delegates from either national or worldwide conferences.
They are, in my opinion, the greatest, by their lengths to ensure that pupils comprehend the material. The importance of course content cannot be overstated.
The assistance of teachers is invaluable. Even the Director and HOD are committed to the students’ entire growth, particularly in areas of research paper writing, which I would like to highlight.
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How’s the infrastructure? Mention some of the things that exist.
People, I’m telling you the truth.
The college was founded and established in 1978, thus the infrastructure is a little outdated, although it doesn’t appear to be that old following the 2006 refurbishment.
I found this college’s infrastructure to be really intriguing.
It all depends on your perspective of the new law school building, but I believe it is adequate for people who were not born with a golden spoon in their mouth.
It provides all of the campus’s amenities, such as a library, Wi-Fi, and an e-garage (where one can use the computers and internet).
The classrooms have air conditioning cooling. There is also a moot court, a cyber jail area, and a fantastic library with all current works.
Finally, not holding your breath for too long, this college is not as fancier as compared to other colleges. it is a simple yet a good one.
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How’s your hostel experience?
Telling about the recent fee structure. The fee structure of the hostel is one lakh three thousand a month.
This is my own experience for 3 months. Thus, please don’t take a hostel. Instead of taking a hostel please take a private hostel outside the campus.
I don’t want to talk much about my experience as it was the most horrible, terrible and the worst one.
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How are your peers?
First, I’ll start with senior students.
I motivate you to address them by their first names, as this raises frankness and allows them to ask as many probing questions and receive assistance in any way possible.
Assistance in assignments, internships, course-study or basic lifestyle, even for the city’s vibe.
They tell us what the current market status is and how you should proceed into making yourself someone as per the market standards.
They tell us about the mistakes they made and how you can avoid them.
According to one of my seniors, colleges frequently encourage alumni to serve as mentors to students.
My batch-mates will not help you; you must be self-sufficient and not rely on your batch-mates. You must be self-sufficient in your own right.
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How are the placements in your college?
I will not talk a lot about the placement but to be very honest.
More than 100 companies and prominent law firms visit the campus for placements which take around 75% of the students.
The average package which I got to hear is around 4 – 5 lakhs which goes up to 18 lakhs each and every year.
Some companies who visit are Bright Leaf, Bajaj, Tata, Aditya Birla group, NDTV, Reliance group, Amazon, K&L Gates Dubai, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Khaitan & Company, and many more.
Placements are good, but not as good as NLU’s, however, they are significantly better than other private law colleges.
You must work hard for your profession since no one else will, and it is best if you grasp this as soon as possible.
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How are the co-curriculars in your college?
Talking about extra co-curricular activity first. The college has its own festival called Abhinaya, which is similar to our school’s annual day.
There are many other extracurricular activities throughout the year. We have regular events organized by the extracurricular committee.
We have a futsal court, badminton court, basketball court, tennis court, table tennis court, spiritual lab, and computer lab, all of which are in good working order.
Now, for co-curriculars the college conducts individual events at the end of the academic year by committees like SPIL ADR cell, cultural events, magazine, MUNSOC, MCA (Moot Court Association), and DEBSOC (debating society).
The college encourages students to take up moot court competitions.
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The college building.
What are some of the things you’d advise to a 1st year aspirant who enters your college?
This college is much better than any nameless law college.
To all those people who are reading my post.
Let me begin by saying that I am a typical student who believes that this is the finest college for the middle class students.
Like everyone else, I took the CLAT but did not receive a good enough score to get an NLU.
The only option left for me was to attend a private college and believe me, coming from a middle-class family, I was terrified at the fees at Symbiosis and other private colleges.
However, after further research and speaking with various pass-out students, I discovered that this is one of the best private law colleges in India.
Despite the fact that its BA LLB section is classified as semi-government.
If you are unable to attend an NLU and the private college tuition is prohibitive, I would recommend that you put this on your priority list.
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