IMS Unison is famous for its placement records and one of the first universities to adopt the SAP ERP solution for completely streamlining all academic courses. It has a number of industrial tie-ups such as SAP, Benchmark Six Sigma, Global Voice, APTECH, and many more. It is also part of leading conferences and organizations that determine the future value of education including Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Ph.D. Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Educational Institution Member of Computer Society of India (CSI), etc. It was ranked as the 11th best private university in India by Times of India in 2020.

About the Course:

• The BA LLB Hons is a five-year full-time course undergraduate program that has a semester-based pattern. 
• This integrated program aims to develop law as well as social science awareness among students who wish to pursue this field. 
• The Bachelor of Law program provides a deep insight into the historical perspective on the development of law, political factors influencing policies culminating into law, and the intricate relationship between legislations and social problems. 

The teaching method revolves around a multidisciplinary approach to education with constant practical experiences like college fests, guest lectures, moot courts, case studies, and extensive project work to allow students to experience all domains of the field. The teachers act as mentors for students also assisting them with internships and career opportunities.

Placements

• In terms of placements as well, IMS provides excellent placement opportunities in a number of law firms like Dua Associates, corporate firms like Quislex Legal Services Hyderabad, Pangea 3, Mind Merchant, Legal Ally, Zeus Law Firm, and NGOs like Rural Litigation and Entitlement Kendra, Human Rights Network, etc. 
• Some notable alumni include Shri Ramjethmalani and Mr. Siddharth Luthra who are lawyers in High courts. 
• The university also provides compulsory 20-week summer internship programs to its students at various law firm tie-ups. 

Thus IMS provides a secure future for those looking to pursue law as their career option.

AMU BA LLB is not up to the mark in comparison to other law colleges in India. Instead of going for AMU, you can look up other well-known colleges like NLUs or any other private law colleges. If the option of other colleges doesn’t work you can choose to study in places like- Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Kolkata (preferably in this order). After completing the studies, join law firms and visit the college only to give exams. Similar to correspondence education. Check the rankings of the opted colleges on law websites, not the rankings like India today, etc., and then choose your respective college.

Sharda University situated in Noida is ranked 28th for Law by India today 2020. Sharda is considered to be one of the most prestigious Law Schools in the National Capital Region.

Admission:

• Eligible candidates with 50% marks in 12th need to appear for the Sharda University Admission Test (SUAT) but candidates who have valid scores in CLAT/LSAT are eligible for direct admission.

• The selection process is followed by a Personal Interview based on scores obtained in CLAT/LSAT/SUAT.

• At Sharda the total fees structure for B.A.LLB program is 8.6 Lakhs.

There are a total of 120 seats available for the program.

Infrastructure: Sharda provides a good infrastructure with online digital libraries, separate AC/Non AC hostel for boys and girls with furnished rooms, a well-equipped air-conditioned gym, and also bus services.

Faculty:

• Most of the teachers hold a Ph.D. Degree.

• Smart classes are available for the students.

• The course curriculum is up to date and also it includes the study of one foreign language.

Facilities:

• The institute organizes moot court competitions, Guest lectures, Seminars, visit Parliament, Supreme courts, etc. which gives an opportunity for the candidates to develop their soft skills and knowledge.

• Sharda provides legal internships to put an emphasis on soft skills development and legal training. It is mandatory for all the students to complete at least 9 months of internship in a 5-year course.

• Sharda also provides scholarships on the basis of year cumulative grades of each semester.

Placements:

• The college guarantees 100% of placement opportunities upon the compilation of the course.

• After the completion of the 5 years BA LLB program, students can enroll as an Advocate, join Law Firms and prepare for various competitive examinations including State Judicial Services, pursue higher studies, join LPO/KPO, etc.

• Sharda University witnessed the highest salary package of 6.5 LPA and the lowest salary package of 3 LPA.

• The recruiting companies are Amazon.com, Aon Hewitt, HDFC Bank, CITI Bank, etc.

In terms of the placements, infrastructure Sharda University is surely a good option for the BA LLB program. More than 2000 students are studying on scholarship.

One of my friends had completed his degree from SLS Noida and as per his opinion, SLS Noida is a far better place to pursue a Law degree than Lloyd Law School. The exposure offered in Symbiosis is of international level because it has university status. The fee structure is quite hefty but you will not at all regret spending that on Symbiosis Noida. After all, a good education is an investment for a bright future.

The faculties, internship, and placement opportunities are really great at Symbiosis. 

Choosing an institute depends on several factors such as the fee budget, location, and your career plans. If you want to go into a corporate law firm, then the university you graduate from matters but if you want to pursue litigation, then it does not matter. So choose according to your convenience.

The Geeta Institute of Law can be a good place for pursuing BA LLB. If your wish is to study law for five years and that also in a private university, then you can opt for Symbiosis or Amity as they promise good exposure and experience.

The fee for pursuing BA LLB at PDM University is INR 67,000 and the admission is determined on the basis of an entrance exam. The career opportunities that you will get are positions of a Solicitor General, Public Prosecutor, teaching in colleges, working with NGOs, or working as a reporter for TV channels and/or newspapers, etc.