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I dont understand the need to sprout random ass colleges in every part of the country which are not even recognizable or included in the NRIF rankings.
The campus is good, but the T&P cell has to put a lot more effort into bringing campus recruitment. This is my honest opinion.
1. the campus itself is good, far from the city but manageable. mess food is just fine, u have fairly good access to stores, although it cant be termed convenient per se
2. though hyd, weather on campus is p good except the peak summer months apr-may
3. faculty is very very very sub-par
- most faculty treat teaching as a side job and pursue their phds on the side
- its very common for faculty leave mid-sem and that creates a lot of hassle and disruption
- majority of faculty is made up of 24-28 year olds, who are easier to interact with but the lack of experience is very apparent. many of my questions, esp in subjects like consti and admin go unanswered.
i'm sure the profs are all well-intentioned and trying their best but the college should strive harder to attract good faculty, build a good base and retain the most experienced and beloved profs.
4. student base is good. there is good chunk of students in every batch that places well in national moots. peers are quite competitive and motivated to do well.
5. as someone inclined towards research and writing, i personally found that my peers are not too interested in it. there is almost nobody with good publications anywhere so i wish the college did more in that area
6. t&p cell is the weakest link. no proper planning, no strategising whatsoever to help out students. however, i have heard from friends in the t&p cell that they are trying their best. the biggest disadvantage of sls-h is that its quite new.
if you really want to do law, you can do that after a good economics degree from a good college. Infact, i would say that you will be able to get more out of your legal education with an economics UG.
also we have a person at work from sls-h and she gossips rather than working all day. if she was the one that got hired i am scared to imagine what the 'bad' sls-h kids look like.