VIPS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The curriculum is very relevant in modern times, it's has grown rapidly over the years. The curriculum gives a hands on experience on interpreting law, and how to apply it in various cases. The curriculum also involves moot courts which gives us first hand experience in advocacy skills.

Internships begins after 1st semester and placements after 4th year. This is how it is and even though around 300 or so we're in the final year last year 150 around were placed from campus. So close to 50% is ratio of placement.

At VIPS law placements are quite sorted as in Delhi most chambers have made it a point that their first preference will always be students who have studied in Delhi. This gives VIPs a very big advantage as in private colleges ours is the best.

The course covers all the important legal topics and includes exercises like moot courts, guiding client meetings and writing judgments. All of these inspired me to get involved with the program. You will do internals and PSDAs mid-semester and finish with an exam. They can be dealt with well when learners prepare for them regularly.

The curriculum is well designed. Since law field require practical exposure too, the course has mandatory internship. There are viva conducted for the same. Though the number of mandatory internships should be increased. Curriculum also change as per the need. The ladt changed curriculum was in 2022 batch.

The curriculum is designed according to the blue print laid down by the Bar Council of India. It is comprehensive and includes almost every subject of the Law Degree. The curriculum is also designed to get the students ready for the real world. It makes it mandatory for students to intern in the 4th, 6th and 8th semester. It helps the students to get in touch with the real world. However, the checking of the examinations is lenient and not that difficult.

We have a separate placement cell made for the convenience of the students. People from various tier firms come for the training as well for the interviews in VIPS. VIPS has a highest package of 20,00,000/-. My plan after getting my degree is to go to a certain corporate firm and I wil try my best to get it from my placement cell only.

the teaching curriculum for law specifically is carefully designed to make sure a student is able to understand the complex working of the judiciary in an easy manner my plans in future include military law and there are additional classes for that in the last semester

The course curriculum for B.A L.L.B is quite rigorous. We have about seven subjects in both the semesters of the first year itself, and the syllabus itself can be considered to be pretty vast. Each subject has four units and within those units, there are varying numbers of modules. As far as the curriculum's relevance is considered in the context of the outside world (ground reality), the curriculum certainly needs an upgradation, as it's mostly filled with theory and lacks practical aspects. Not to mention, from what I've seen, we will be taught the IPC and CrPC in the later years of our academic session, even though they have already been replaced by BNS and BNSS. I wonder why there are no changes in the syllabus in this regard yet. Furthermore, since VIPS is a part od IPU, we are basically taught what the other IPU affiliates' students are taught as well, since the curriculum is uniform across all colleges of IPU, even the government ones. I'd really appreciate it if changes in the curriculum are made, since it clearly needs an upgradation.

The students can apply from outside campus. The students of my course do internships as many as possible before passing out from the college so due to that they got placement in their respective chambers and offices.