Lloyd Law College Greater Noida Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

*As I couldn't make it to NLU or DU so this was the best I can get at that very good price. * The faculty here is quite good or sort of mixed there are some faculty who go beyond their limits to make you grow whether in terms of studies or helps in referring for internship and all while some don't even answer your query, so it is quite mixed

generally, students became eligible for placement after the 8th semester, the average package offered to students is 4 lakh. but most of the students opt for law practices in court which is great. there is a placement cell also which helps in placement.

At Lloyd law, college students become eligible for campus placements for 4 years. L and L Partners, khatan and Co, Duo associate, Amerchand and Mangaldas. high 16lack per Annum and lowest 3 lack per annum. Around 20% of Students got a place out of 300. To become A good Corporation lawyer and in-house councils and an independently Litigation team member.

The college is highly recommended to me by some of my Seniors who joined the Law field and that's why I registered for this institute. Lloyd College is approved by the Bar Council of India and it is affiliated with CCSU. The institute was established in 2003 and it offers UG as well as PG law courses. Admission to the LLB degree in this college is based on the LET entrance and Interview round organised.

The percentage of students getting placed is pretty good. The college have placement and internship cells which helps getting students internships and placed after their graduation.Around 70-75% students get placed every year.

I would say that the placements here are pretty poor and one needs to self-serve by applying here and there himself. Very few students got an internship at the college. I am not recruited here, and faculty members do not provide any information about the internship and jobs related things. We have to do all things by ourselves out of college. Our college said that companies like IBM, Microsoft, and Google will recruit us, but none of them recruited us. hence I would say that the college gives no practical exposure.

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In the last 3rd year which means 5th-semester students are eligible for campus placement. 30-40% of people are placed other have their own business. My plan after getting a degree is to work with a lawyer and to collect as many practical things as possible then will practice Independently.

Yes, placement is available in this college. After 9 or 10 semesters you may eligible for the campus placement. Every year latest 10-20 company visited the college and choose well-qualified children which they think that best student according to their criteria, you must get above 55% marks in 4 years of B.A. LL.B course then you may eligible for the placement after completing the course I also applied for the campus placement and I wish I will succeed in this because it would be the great opportunity for me.

I choose this course because I am interested in law. There are 350 students in my batch and the faculty is very good. Friendly in nature. All faculty members are graduated from the best universities with so many skills. All have their best teaching methods. In one year we have to give the exams 2 times. To pass the exams you have to be clear with your basics.