Lloyd's review

It was quite easy to take admission here because the minimum eligibility was 50% for general and even lower for the reserved categories. I took admission under the OBC category so I just needed 45% in my graduation to secure a seat here. So, everybody who passed the LET got the chance for a personal interview, and as easily as that everybody secured a seat as well. Basically, it's like, if you want to take admission just deposit the fees and you are good to go after completing the formality of the paperwork and the PI, etc.

I have chosen this course because I have wanted to be a lawyer forever and was very keen on it so I had planned thoroughly what all I will be needed to do. So, despite the campus fee being much high, I chose this college as I will be given plenty of spare time to do internships, and that's what matters in the long run as I will gain experience which others will lack. As far as the college is concerned, the semester exams are good and easy. Some teachers are helpful. They bullied us in many ways. The pass percentage of the semester exams is 40% of two semesters that means 1 year. I do not know that the course curriculum is relevant or not. The teaching quality of the teachers is good, but it is not good in online classes.

It's just my first year here and coming from the covid era, I just gave my semester 1 paper so I didn't get to have an internship opportunity till yet from my college. I secured an internship on my own in the district court ie Tis Hazari which is going great, but this college didn't have to do anything from it.

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.

I'm slightly disappointed with the fees we have to pay. Otherwise, the college is good enough in all aspects. Llb is a three-year course with total fees of 3 lakhs and they are increasing it every year for new batches. Being a self-serving private college, I don't think there are any scholarships available. only the ones who can pay enough are given admission here.

Well, coming from the recently selected batch who took admission during the pandemic, I didn't get to visit the college hence I have no idea about the social life here. In the coming time, it will be like a surprise. Rest I am going to rely on what I have heard and read in the brochure, ie, the Food is good, there is a mess in the hostel and cafe also there is a big ground for games and sports activity. Free Wi-Fi facilities, the library is very nice and big. Classrooms are too good with many halls and a very large moot court which we can feel like courts. so, I am expecting the best.

Yes, firstly students who gave the CLAT exam are eligible here with a particular cut-off. Else the choice of giving their personal exam called LET is also there. I did the former and hence got a place here. Then the second round is of personal Interviews and GD wherein basic subject knowledge and personality-related questions are asked to see the confidence and potential of a student.