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1. The course seems to be relatively new, will it hurt my employment opportunities? I saw on some LI and Reddit posts that there isn't any placement cell/committee as of now and not a single batch has graduated, so the chances may be bleak.
2. It also seems that the campus is a different one, about 3 kms away from the main campus. Are there any accomodation or other problems there, considering that the main campus is already quite small?
3. Would there be any difference between the B.A. and B.Sc. students apart from coursework (i.e. in terms of opportunities)?
4. I have been to Kolkata quite a few times and I just really dislike the humid weather there. Then, after seeing how small the campuses are, I already made up my mind to not go there. But that was when I thought that a score of 93.5 could get me GNLU/NLIU. Is the difference between these two so stark that I should set aside all these concerns and go there or should I stick to HNLU?
i have done my fair share of research.
1. there is a single placement cell for both BA LLB and BSc LLB. yes a batch hasn’t graduated till now but BSc LLB students get good internships if their CV is good (words of a senior who is pursuing BSc LLB there not mine)
2. Accommodation are 1/2 km away and there are buses operating all around the day to take you to and fro. the academic campus is the same from this year apparently.
3. According to seniors, while there was some discrimination in the first batch, it has reduced if not almost finished. There are no differences in opportunities and both BA and BSc students take part in all the activities equally. also apparently the new vc is pro bsc (?)
4. you have got to think about that.