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There's no harm in denying both the bad and good.
PS- it's better than NLU Assam or likes. You can check the facts.
Not sure why the full content didn't get posted!
Also considering the sexual harassment cases that have cropped up recently you should read about it
A major other demerit I have heard about Christ is the attendance rule which is about 99% (not sure) either way considerably high, giving the students very little leeway as to their own discretion or any other forthcoming circusmtances which do not allow them to attend.
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I am not sure if this got censored. The chat thread has been reduced to half for 1.2
Academics wise, the library is really great. Law teachers are average but the role of a law teacher is never to teach you law. It is to annoy you so much that you go look up the law yourself. They are good at that.
Don't rely on your college for placements. Its a great school actually to spend five years at. You just have to manage your expectations.
Placement- it has improved. Many go for litigation practice/LLM but there are students who get placed (on campus/ off campus, off campus is at the higher end) and the number has increased exponentially from 2018 till date. Credit goes to the placement committee.
Location- Bangalore has ample opportunities, with law firms, litigation practice. Weather is
But yes, it has its own demerits such as attendance etc. However, building your own ladder will take you ahead and there are ample opportunities which the college will provide such as moots, sports, etc.
The interns I've had from Christ are also, frankly, not as good as their peers from other colleges. Yes, I know it's a personal thing and they may not truly reflect the complete picture, but my point is different - it's no different than your any other run of the mill college (e.g. any from IP University), so no point moving to a different city, spending the extra bucks, when you could be at a similar place and probably interning alongside for the actual learning.