Delhi Metropolitan Education Noida Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The syllabus covers majority of important sections and laws and acts. Good knowledge. However no real life experience like moot courts or proper visits for all students or anything mentioned under their site.

Curriculum is perfect, according to a law student, buy sometimes i feel as in a long run if i prepare for judiciary there are many aspects which are not in a a syllabus, which other universities include, overview if we see syllabus is good and if we stidy thoroughly we could clear 60% of judiciary

I'm currently pursuing BALLB (bachelors in arts and law), my college provides me a well focusing enviroment with access of manupatra and other legal sites. We have a well suited liabrary for relying on course related books and other materials. Many comptetions are organised within college such as moot court competetions and youth parliaments for our co- curricular activities.

Students become eligible for campus placements from their 9th semester. The placement drives have been very successful lately and the college is growing in this aspect. All students are also active in their internships from a very young age when they're in 1st or 2nd year.

The faculty here is highly qualified. They will help you with everything they will provide you with the best notes including PPTs, case laws, and extra notes. Not only this you can also write research papers with your teachers by joining the research cell of DME Noida.

Being a Covid batch, most of my exams were online MCQ. I recently gave my internal exams. The question was easy and the checking was also lenient this time keeping in mind that it was our first time writing theory exams. However, as per the seniors as well, the university exams are usually moderate to tough and involve application-based questions.

Students are eligible for placement after 6 semester but in law the students had to wait for 10 semester. The Average package is around 10-12 lakhs. The minimum percentage a student has to secure is 80 percent to get the placement. My plan after getting a degree is to go in the Hazari Court.

From 5th year students are eligible for campus placements for law. The percentage of students getting placements starts from 80% and the average package based on this percentage is around 8 lakhs. My plan after getting a degree is to become a criminal lawyer.

Exams used to take place regularly in each semester. The level of the exam used to be standard. It was not so much difficult and not so much easy. If a student is well versed with the facts and laws then he or she can easily pass the exams. Faculties were also very good and experienced who used to cooperate and guide the students a lot. The hard work and dedication of both students and teachers made it easy to pass the exams. Whether it was end-term exams or internal exams, both had a standard level of difficulty. I always intended to become a lawyer and therefore, chosen this course and took admission to this college. Faculties were of high expertise and educational qualification. They used to take interactive sessions and had an interesting way to teach which helped us in understanding the concepts. Although what is the situation of the faculties today, I cannot guarantee that as it has been almost three years I have been passed from the college and many things and faculties have changed.

this university is only who is providing good education at good price that is the reason i took admission over their and i have only interest to be a lawyer via good college and that college is provided by ipu.