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Overall, however, most reviews are positive.
You can go to LinkedIn and search for lawsikho- you will find some bad reviews if you go through posts - among lots of good ones.
We enrol between 600-800 learners per month - most of the unhappy students take a refund after a month and leave courses (approx 2-5% of enrolled students). No reason for bad reviews. When people get success through us (internship, job or freelance work) we request them to leave a good review on social media. Hence, many good reviews.
Most cases of bad reviews were due to refusal of refund as the candidate did not meet conditions for refund (just attend 4-5 classes and do one month worth of assignments before claiming refund).