What Students Say
Likes
- Campus is not big in size if compared to other colleges but in terns of interior, the college is one of the best. Library is extremely beautiful and resourceful as well. Class size is not too big hence leading to a good amount of social interaction.
- College faculty is really supportive (well except for a few). You can go to the faculties with any doubts or any problem you're facing and they'll help you out. There are also faculties assigned to you for you personal and professional development.
- The college sends a message and a mail at your home if you're absent from your classes. While it's a really exciting news for your parents, it can be the reason for your headache when there's a glitch in the attendance portal.
Dislikes
- Since the campus is a not big in terms of area. The canteen gets too crowded. This leads to half of the students eating outside the campus in their recess and thus sometimes making them laye to join the classes.
- There are diploma subjects like diploma in media which one has to complete in the duration of this 05 years. While it's a good step fpr stidents' academicsbut it'd be great if it was not MANDATORY.
- The uniform policy in college is too strict. As budding lawyers, students need to be ready for the future hardships and the discipline that will come along with it but still wearing formals along with a blazer in scorching heat is troublesome.
Course Curriculum Overview
Since the college is affiliated to CCS University. It follow the same curriculum as the university and all the colleges that are affiliated with it. This curriculum might seem a little old if you compare it with that of Tier 1 colleges but it's presence is understandable. The college further includes diploma courses of its own in the curriculum. For example: A diploma in media and personality and professional development or a diploma in cyber law. This is helpful but it'd be great if some of these could be optional instead of being mandatory. The exams are held by CCS university which sometimes results in rush as the students may get the timetable for exam only a week or two before the actual date.
Internships Opportunities
A lot of internship opportunities are offered to students starting from the first year students itself. These year only, we've been offeres internship opportunities at the chambers of Sr Adv Pradeep Rai, Adv Kanika Bharadwaj, and other advocates as well. NGOs like Goonj and research forum internships are also being offered.
Placement Experience
A good number of placements are offered by the college. The students of BALLB become eligible for placement from 9th semester. It's not the best out there for sure but it also isn't certainly the worst. The average placement goes to 7LPA aprrox. Companies and chambers of practicing advocates are offered to the students.
Fees and Financial Aid
Fee is really good and quite affordable if compared to all the other colleges specially in NCR. The fee for BALLB (general) is 1,20,000 per year. While the fee for BALLB (international) is slightly higher than this. This doesn't include hostel fee, which may vary on the basis of the room you choose. But the least hostel fee will cost you will be 1,20,000 as well.
Campus Life
The overall experience has been great till now. There's this montly meeting with the assistant Dean, 'Confluence' where the students get to talk about their concerns and problems and are also given the trophies and certificates. Then there are sessions with alumni wherein the students get to interact with the alumni who are doing great in their respective areas of work. There's an annual sports fest, 'Athleema' which brings out the sportsman of a majority of students. Apart from this the library is also quite resourceful, they could add some more legal research databases for sure but a person can work with this as well. The clubs conduct competitions and conferences throughout the year. It's a good place to learn something.
Hostel Facilities
The hostel has decent facilities. Boys hostel is near the college and girls hostel is in Jasola Vihar, Delhi. Both the hostels have the facility of buses. The food offered in girls hostel is quite poor as compared to that of boys. You can always take a PG in the nearby locality of Raipur Khadar, Sector 126. It's at a walking distance from college and that's where the boys hostel is also located.
Admission
There were two rounds. First was a computer based test. The students from NCR were supposed to go to the college campus to give the test while the students who were not local had to give it online from their homes. After this a PI was conducted via zoom (for non local students) where a panel of three faculties asked questions. And oh God! They did a fantastic job at asking questions you won't know the answer for.
Faculty
The faculty-to-student ratio is actually good. Almost every faculty knows every student by name. Their way of teaching is appreciable. Every classroom consists of a white board and a projector this making it easy for the faculties to have interactive sessions and serious sessions as needed. Most of the professors are quite friendly in nature thus making it easier for students to approach them in case of any problem.
Interview Experience
There were two rounds. First was of a CBT - computer based test which evaluated your IQ and General Knowledge. Round two was a Personal Interview - wherein a panel of three interviewers asked questions about the student and their courses and ambitions and a few questions related to general knowledge and legal arena. PI was harder than the CBT. If someone has prepared for CLAT then it should be easy for them though.
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