Internships are mostly on you to find, which can be a bit of a hassle. Hopefully, the college will start focusing on providing more internship opportunities because that would really help during placements. Networking is key, so start early and make connections.

The BBA LLB Hons course at Alliance School of Law is pretty solid. The syllabus is updated to match what's happening in the industry, which is a big plus. It's not just bookish knowledge; they focus on practical skills too. Overall, a good choice if you're serious about law and business.

When I joined, the BBA LLB course was around ₹1.5 lakhs per year, but now it's closer to ₹2 lakhs. Keep in mind that you only get books for the first semester, so budget accordingly. It's a bit pricey, but if you make the most of the opportunities, it's worth it.

The teachers are really supportive and don't believe in scolding. They treat you like adults, but they're strict about attendance and discipline. If you're late or misbehave, you'll be marked absent or asked to leave. They're knowledgeable and always ready to help if you're struggling.

The campus is huge and green, perfect for chilling between classes. The library has a great collection of law books. There's a decent food court with affordable unlimited meals, and Aroma's is there if you want something fancier (but it's a bit expensive). The hostel rooms are individual, which is a big plus for privacy.