Hi, as someone who is graduating in 2027, I feel it is apt for me to reply here, the Placement scenes are quite ok over here obviously, not as great as other private colleges across India (please note this is in spite of Christ being in the heart of a tier 1 city). We have had decent campus placements especially in BO 23 and 25, The BO 26 was quite subpar tbh (not shitting on the batch but it was not as great as compared to previous batches). Honest suggestion as another person commented earlier only join Christ if you have no choice or if circumstances forces you to, the faculty except 1 or 2 is below average or bad (most of them are inexperienced llm passouts), so even if you score high in academics, when you go for internships you will realize how bad it actually is i.e the teaching in Christ. Externals are not supported much in college. It is your prep and hardwork which gets marketed as a collective win through instagram or linkedin lmao (truly communist in a weird way, marx would be proud). Therefore, I heavily suggest turn back if you can, no suffering is worth coming to Christ (ironically it is hell where youre rewarded nothing). Only good thing may be that it will prepare you for the toxic legal environment which you may face when you enter the practice lmao. Mods dont mark this is trollish, this is simply how I would describe Christ as

Bo26 had two day-zero hires at SAM and around three at King & Partridge. CAM Bangalore is the only firm that regularly recruits from Christ, mainly by offering 6–8 month paralegalships to fourth- and final-year students alongside college. Apart from this, there is very little to show for campus placements. AZB interviewed around eight students and did not hire anyone.

Some of this is due to the overall quality of the student body, but that is not the full picture. The law school’s position compared to other similar institutions cannot be ignored. Among the decent law schools, Christ is clearly at the bottom.

There is no real support system for anything meaningful in law school, whether it is mooting, research, internships, or other academic work. The peer group is mostly average, with only a few genuinely strong students in each batch. The management is controlling and ineffective, and the Dean, HoD, and faculty coordinators are largely incompetent. The focus is on marketing Christ as a good law school rather than admitting problems or trying to fix them.

When I joined, several final-year students told me to rewrite CLAT and leave. I did not listen. Even though I have managed to secure a decent placement on my own, I still feel the need to warn future students. If you have the option, take a year off, rewrite CLAT, and go elsewhere. Do not choose SLCU unless you truly have no other option.

The aim is to become a good lawyer, not just to get a law degree. You can still become a good lawyer after graduating from Christ, but you will always wonder how much better your journey could have been.

Note to Mods: Pls do not mark this as trollish or decline to publish this. This a true account of how this law school operates, and will most certainly be something that every student, with no exception, would agree upon.