Is it the right choice??

The course curriculum is structured in a broad perspective covering a wide variety of interests, The first year it mainly focused on introducing us to the multiple aspects of the subjects with would later help us make firm decisions for the upcoming semesters

The school of law has multiple collars and tie-ups with a lot of NGO's and other partnerships which works in our favour.The facility will also connect you with people in the field if you would like to intern with someone, they also provide with suggestions for it.

For the first year I paid 3,00,000 including my admission fees and for the second year I paid around 2,60,000. There are multiple scholarships provided by the University. The fees for the hostel is exclusive from the university fees.

The classrooms are well equipped, the faculty and staff are approachable, overall the campus the clubs are one of the pluses we have a wide range of clubs for people of all interest but for people looking in for a great campus life I would not suggest is campus

The hostel is provide with good facilities like a lift, WiFi, washing machines, gym, housekeeping,24/7 security and basic kitchen appliances. The food is decent, it is quite on the expensive side, the process for the registration is simple you just need to approach the admission team saying that you need a room in the hostel if there is availability you get the room.

It had a much diverse curriculum than most colleges, the fees was also a plus, there was a entrance test along with a interview for the admission process in the college the admission experience was just like any other college

The faculty in my department is one among the best, the faculty to student relationship is incredible, we can approach all our faculty for any concerns. We have an end sem and mid sem exam every semester, along with which the faculty as the liberty to decide the manner in which they mark the rest of our internals academically