Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad Faculty Profile

Most of the faculty members are highly qualified and have good academic as well as legal experience. Many of them have a Ph.D degrees and have a strong background in their respective fields. I personally like their teaching methods, as some professors use PPTs prepared by themselves along with bare acts to explain legal provisions in a simple way. They are also approachable and patiently clear our doubts, even if we ask the same thing more than once. Each class has a separate mentor whom we can approach for academic or personal concerns. We also have a ‘Student Welfare Committee’ to help students, and the faculty members involved here are very cooperative.Read Full Review

One thing that I am obsessed with at SLSH is the amazing faculty we have here. The professors are as qualified as they can be and yet humble enough to help you start off from the scratch repeatedly it its tough. They are really friendly and kind and always ready to help you with what so ever doubts you have. Most of the faculties live in the faculty quarters at the campus itself so even outside of the college you can build up really good relations with them. Few of them have potential to improve their style of teaching.Read Full Review

The B.A.LL.B is a five-year program. faculty members are highly skilled experts with solid academic and real-world expertise in law fields. The majority of professors bring years of teaching and legal expertise to the classroom, along with advanced degrees such as of LLM and Ph.D from prominent universities and provide students with a well rounded education. Even certain faculties who teach are Symbiosis Law School graduates. The deputy director ma'am is also actively engaged in teaching. The faculty members are friendly and helpful in nature. we have an open exchange of dialogue, discussion and debate on a wide range of topics. The academic approach combines theoretical understanding with real-world applications. Frequently, we are been allotted group assignment, moot court competition and case law debates. All these promote critical thinking and interactive learning faculty encourage student to pose questions and take part in discussions. Lessons are often made interesting and topical by utilizing research papers and multimedia resources.Read Full Review