Review that Matters.

The LLB course is much respected when you take from our campus i.e. Campus Law Centre for 3 year LLB course. Many respected alumni are there like the current CJI Mr.D.Y.Chandrachud and 7 other sitting judges of SC. Many societies like Legal Aid Society is good for exposure to outer world. The exams are not too difficult when you go hand-in-hand with curriculum.

The yearly fees for BA LLB 3 years course is about 7000 which includes tuition fees, caution fees. The registration fees is ?250 per course. Each time one appear for exam has to pay examination fees of which currently I have no idea. For SC/ST the registration fees is ?0.

It is a wonderful experience till now with wide range of exposure towards the academics, co-curricular, sports, clubs and help from seniors which makes different tasks too easier to be handled. The library is literally a house of knowledge with wide range of books available.

Due to its good alumni circle and respected alumnis at powerful positions and a great exposure to the outer world, I chose this college over BHU. The preparation for litigation and judiciary both gets easier from here due to the friendly and knowledgeable faculties and seniors. The scoring is tougher in exams as the highest percentage one gets here is about 65% and if one gives exam properly reading little bit 55% is the lowest and the one who never studies deserves to fail.

On every 40 students there is 1 faculty if we talk about the faculty-student ration. The faculties are much supportive in academics and post-academics region. They are good by nature. Dr.Harleen Kaur, Dr.Seema, Dr.Murari and many more respectable faculties are there who are extraordinary in their field. Some faculties would be there who are tough to be understood but no matter as one can take other faculties classes too. There is no internal assessment in 3-year LLB course and only 100 marks semester exams take place. If you be sincere to your studies you can score in your academics easily.