Which one should I prefer for an LLB: University of Mumbai or Symbiosis Law School and why?

Please share the details on basis of placements, faculty and infrastructure.

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Abhishek Vikram
8 years ago
Hi there, University of Mumbai is a good university but it does not have all affiliated colleges which could be said to be good in terms of Law. For instance GLC is a good law college amongst others. But not every college is a good college in terms of law. However, Symbiosis law school would be a pa

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A
8 years ago
Hi, It depends a lot on which college you plan to complete your LLB from. If you get into GLC, I think it is better than Symbiosis Law School. The reasons being, it is one of the oldest and most prestigious law colleges. Hence, it has a strong alumni base in not only top law firms but also in the ju

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8 years ago
Without further any ado let me tell you that between University of Mumbai and SLS, the choice depends, i.e. if you wish to study in Government Law College, Mumbai then definitely go for it as it is one of the oldest, reputed law colleges with an excellent alumni record and brilliant placement tracks

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Krishna  Rodge
8 years ago
Hi, My suggestion would be Symbiosis Law School over University of Mumbai. The Symbiosis Law School is known for its quality education and academic activities for its students. Symbiosis also has a very well equipped library and a wonderful campus based on international standards. Placements also ar

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8 years ago
I'll prefer symbi cause it's most famous private college for law.. education, campus , faculty , placement all are auspicious.

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