Rachita Bindra's Review On Vivekananda Institute Of Professional Studies - [VIPS], New Delhi

MAIMS I had confirmed admission from and then almost all the collegea of GGSIPU. My dream college to puruse law though was NLU Delhi but me being from general category and so few seats my AILET score was not so that I could get there and hence I took admission here....Read More

I wrote clat , which means I was initially aiming for an National Law University. When that did not workout , I applied to IPU - which does take its admission through CLAT. In IPU , I chose VIPS because it was one of the best Law colleges , and it has its presence in the corporate law as well....Read More

I choose this college because it is well reputed and offers a well worse course as compared to other colleges and is famous for its business management education. I also applied to DU and was selected their for various colleges but choose not to go because I wanted to go a more structured college where class happens regularly...Read More

Law was alwaysa an subject that intrigued me. VIPS is one of the pioneer college in Delhi which gives decent law courses. The admission happens through CLAT Rank, and has special reservation for Delhi Based people....Read More

i chose vips over other colleges because it was near to my place and they placements were pretty good and the reviews of alumni the courses they provide. other colleges had either huge fees or they were not accsessable...Read More

I applied for Delhi Universities and IP Universities. The first criteria to get into DU is based on merit but also you have the second option ie. by giving the the-Jat exam. Though the cut-off yet goes high for general category students. So I ended up getting into the topmost colleges of IP universities in my course. IP has an entrance exam for every student and the maximum % of admission depends on the Rank you get in the CET. For my course, it is mandatory to have Maths and English in your 12th. The l the rank results higher the chance you to get admitted. The process has 3 rounds after the results. Post getting the results you set your college preferences and according to your rank, you are allotted one. If you are satisfied with the college you can get yourself enrolled but if not you can wait for the second round which goes the same way. But even if you are yet not satisfied you can wait for the spot round ie. if someone leaves that spot. The entire admission process in IP is systematic....Read More