Overall Good Experience

The curriculum is quite advance and is relatable to the need of the real world. As the law is all about the practical knowledge and the application of that knowledge is the most important thing and the collage focuses on that pretty well.

The collage provides with internship opportunities if you are not able to find any on your own, but mostly students finds the internships on their own but if you are not able to find then you can just notify the placement cell for the internship and they will provide with the good internship opportunities. Also the district court in on a 200m walkable distance from the collage for the practical knowledge.

The fees is 1,20,000 per annum for the law course and there is an exemption of fee in the 1st year for the students who belong from the category of EWS and is availed from the university. Apart from this there are no other exemption availble to the students.

The overall experience is just fine as the collage is nice and provides with the good opportunities for the internships but again the issue is with the size of the collage as compared to any other law school the size of the collage is really small. The variety of the book availble in the library is pretty good as the most of the books are availble there. The classrooms are smart with projectors.

The basic eligibilty for the course is class 12th with no minimum percentage, you just need to pass 12th with 45% marks. Then there is an entrance by the GGSIPU which is IPU CET for the admission in the law, for LLB admission is also possible with CLAT exam which is the entrance test for NLUs.

The faculty to student Ratio is 30:1 and the approach used by them is fine as they focus on the overall growth of the students by giving them group projects and presentations. We as students gets fair chance to interact with the faculty members