Any1 currently studying in PGCL, RIZVI, UMLA, APTE, VESCOL, I am an outside Maharashtra student and might get these colleges.
I have sum doubts regarding the given colleges
are they good enough to relocate from another state?
does Mumbai law colleges are better for corp exposure than Pune?
how is moot/adr/co curricular scene looks like?
I rly need ur help🙏🏽
Hello guys,
I’m from Rajasthan and I recently appeared for MH CET 5-year Law. I scored 98.80 percentile and I’m expecting to get Firodia Law College, Pune.
I wanted to ask current law students or people who have knowledge about this college to clear some doubts:
2)Being from outside Maharashtra, will I face any social issues, feel excluded, or experience any discrimination?
3)How is the internship culture and placement scene? Are students able to get good opportunities?
4)How welcoming is Pune as a city for outsiders? (especially students coming from other states)
5)If I get a chance, should I consider colleges like PGCL or Rizvi over Firodia?
I honestly don’t know much about Maharashtra law colleges apart from ILS and GLC, so I would really appreciate honest opinions, advice, or personal experiences.
Thank you 🙏🏽
Hi everyone,
I scored 98.80 percentile in MH CET 5-Year LLB. I am an OMS (Outside Maharashtra State) candidate, belong to the General/Open category, and I am from Rajasthan.
I am trying to understand what colleges I realistically have a chance of getting through the CAP rounds. I don't have any college in my hand rn and desperate to get a decent one. Pls guide me. Seniors and students🙏😔
PARUL LAW PEEPS! NEED ADVICE 🙏🏽
I’m considering joining Parul University for the BA LLB (Hons.) program and would love to hear from current students or recent graduates.
Could you please share your honest opinions regarding:
Academics and faculty quality
Student crowd and peer group
Moot courts, debates, research opportunities, and internships
Placement opportunities for law students
Attendance rules and academic pressure
Campus life, hostel life, and overall university culture
Any major pros and cons that a newcomer should know
Most information available online seems promotional, so I’m looking for genuine student experiences. Would you recommend Parul University for law, and why or why not?
I’m considering joining Parul University for the BA LLB (Hons.) program and would love to hear from current students or recent graduates.
Could you please share your honest opinions regarding:
Academics and faculty quality
Student crowd and peer group
Moot courts, debates, research opportunities, and internships
Placement opportunities for law students
Attendance rules and academic pressure
Campus life, hostel life, and overall university culture
Any major pros and cons that a newcomer should know
Most information available online seems promotional, so I’m looking for genuine student experiences. Would you recommend Parul University for law, and why or why not?
Hi everyone,
I’m very confused and would really appreciate some advice from people who have gone through a similar situation.
I’m currently pursuing BA LLB at a college affiliated with Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University, Jaipur. My 2nd semester has just started. I’m planning to leave this college and join Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) from the 1st year.
The admissions team at MUJ told me that online marksheets should work for now, but they will eventually require my original Transfer Certificate (TC) and Character Certificate, both of which are currently submitted to my present college.
I’m worried that my current college may create issues when I ask for my documents back.
My questions are:
1)I have already paid the 2nd semester fees. Can the college demand fees for future semesters or the next academic year before returning my documents?
2)How much time does it generally take to get original documents (TC, Character Certificate, etc.) back after applying for withdrawal?
Can a college legally withhold my original documents?
3)Do I need to tell MUJ that I was already studying in another college and am dropping out? Do I need an NOC or any other formalities? Or can I simply take admission as a fresh student since I’ll be starting from 1st year again?
4)I have misplaced my original Class 12 marksheet. The CBSE
DADS portal is not opening for me. Can I get duplicate marksheets through some other process? Are DigiLocker marksheets generally accepted for admissions until I obtain the duplicate?
If anyone has gone through a similar college withdrawal/admission process, especially in Rajasthan or with MUJ, please share your experience.
THANK YOU
Hi everyone,
I’m very confused and would really appreciate some advice from people who have gone through a similar situation.
I’m currently pursuing BA LLB at a college affiliated with Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University, Jaipur. My 2nd semester has just started. I’m planning to leave this college and join Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) from the 1st year.
The admissions team at MUJ told me that online marksheets should work for now, but they will eventually require my original Transfer Certificate (TC) and Character Certificate, both of which are currently submitted to my present college.
I’m worried that my current college may create issues when I ask for my documents back.
My questions are:
1)) I have already paid the 2nd semester fees. Can the college demand fees for future semesters or the next academic year before returning my documents?
2)) How much time does it generally take to get original documents (TC, Character Certificate, etc.) back after applying for withdrawal?
Can a college legally withhold my original documents?
3)) Do I need to tell MUJ that I was already studying in another college and am dropping out? Do I need an NOC or any other formalities? Or can I simply take admission as a fresh student since I’ll be starting from 1st year again?
4)) I have misplaced my original Class 12 marksheet. The CBSE DADS portal is not opening for me. Can I get duplicate marksheets through some other process?
5)) Are DigiLocker marksheets generally accepted for admissions until I obtain the duplicate?
If anyone has gone through a similar college withdrawal/admission process, especially in Rajasthan or with MUJ, please share your experience.
THANK YOU
Hey everyone, I wanted to know about Chandigarh University BA LLB. How is the overall crowd, academics, placements/opportunities, internships, faculty, and college life? Is it worth taking admission there for law? Any current students or anyone taking admission this year, please respond and share your honest experience. Would really help a lot.
Anyone taking admission in manipal law for this year. Pls respond
Hey, anyone here from Manipal Law School Jaipur or people who have taken admission this year for BA LLB? Wanted to ask about the overall college scene, academics, attendance, hostel vs PG/rooms nearby and which option is cheaper. Also if anyone knows good affordable PGs/rooms near campus pls let me know. Thanks!
Hey everyone, I wanted some opinions about UFYLC BA LLB (University Five Year Law College, Rajasthan University).
How are the academics, faculty, crowd, attendance rules, and overall env
I couldn’t clear CLAT this year, and most good private law colleges are way too expensive for me, so I’m considering RU/UFYLC as an option.
Also, if any law students from Rajasthan University or other law colleges in Jaipur are here, please give me some advice regarding:
Would really appreciate honest guidance from seniors. Thanks :)
Hey everyone,
I’m traveling to Mumbai for the first time for an exam, and my center is Thakur College of Engineering and Technology (Gate No. 6, Kandivali East / Thakur Village).
I’ll be reaching Borivali station around 5 AM, and my return train is at 10 PM the same night.
I had a few doubts:
\- Should I book a stay in advance, or will I easily find something after reaching early morning?
\- My budget is around ₹1000–1500 (just need something basic to freshen up + keep luggage).
\- Any suggestions for budget hotels, dorms, or hourly stays nearby?
\- Also, is Thakur Village / Kandivali East a safe area, especially for someone new?
Would really appreciate any tips (stay, travel, safety, anything helpful). Thanks!
Hey everyone,
I’m traveling to Mumbai for the first time for an exam, and my center is Thakur College of Engineering and Technology (Gate No. 6, Kandivali East / Thakur Village).
I’ll be reaching Borivali station around 5 AM, and my return train is at 10 PM the same night.
I had a few doubts:
- Should I book a stay in advance, or will I easily find something after reaching early morning?
- My budget is around ₹1000–1500 (just need something basic to freshen up + keep luggage).
- Any suggestions for budget hotels, dorms, or hourly stays nearby?
- Also, is Thakur Village / Kandivali East a safe area, especially for someone new?
Would really appreciate any tips (stay, travel, safety, anything helpful). Thanks!
Hey everyone,
I’m traveling to Mumbai from Jodhpur, Rajasthan for the MHCET 5-year law exam. My center is in Mumbai Suburban (Borivali area). I’ll be going by bus and traveling alone, so I was wondering if anyone else is heading there around the same time and would like to accompany me. if interested