Lloyd law college, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh

This course provides you a real world experience of how the third organ of India; Judiciary works. It provides you an opportunity to think out of the box and how to find loopholes in laws. In this course curriculum 1st semester subjects is purely of BA, after you will be having some law subjects.

Normally internships are provided twice a year from 1st year only but paid internships will be provided from 3rd or 4th year. You will have to perform role either of an associate or help them in various cases in paid internships and in unpaid internships you will just learn basics of courts and laws and drafting.

Lloyd law college provides campus placement from 4th year. It's recruiters includes Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Luthra &Luthra law offices, NALSA, AZB & partners etc. Highest package offered by them is 11 LPA.

It provides scholarships based on various scores such as: CUET, 12th Class, CLAT, and AILET. The amount of which at each percent will be provided in its brochure. It has 2 campuses and fee varies accordingly.

They hardly conduct any fest (once in 3-4 years). Campus Life is not too good as it does not have that much big and beautiful campus. You can avail books or journals from its library after providing reasons. Sports and extracurricular activities are also offered on campus and hostel but are not of that much value.

Rooms in hostel are just normal rooms. Cupboards are also too much small to put all stuff. It's food is comparatively good. Also it is mandatory to reside in college hostel for 1st year of your college. You will also be provided sports equipment, teachers and opportunities. But price of their hostel is too much high.

A student must obtain a minimum of 60% in 10+2 or a score in national entrance exam such as CLAT, AILET, LSAT after that you have to give a personal interview which can be virtual or offline. Application form, fee, important dates and procedure are available on their websites. However you can take admission even within 1-2 months after classes has been started but scholarship may not be provided.

Students can interact with teachers even after college classes. Their faculty is very supportive and helpful. Some of them uses PPT (and then explain it) to teach, few of them just read only PPT while some of them teach with their notes and books.

A personal interview is conducted after 1st stage in which general questions are asked. Generally it is too easy. You just need to be well aware of basic GK and Current affairs also they'll ask normal questions like why have you opted law and what are thinking ahead.