VIPS - A first year's POV.

There are several societies , centres and committees that one can join like cultural committee , centre for social science , moot court society, youth parliament society and many more. The academia centres around integrating legal principles and knowledge into practical everyday problems . As first year students, we are required to go through domains such as contracts, torts , jurisprudence and so on. Further subjects would completely depend on whether you are enrolled in BA LLB or BBA LLB.

For the BA LLB / BBA LLB / programmes at VIPS, the fee structure is fairly consistent across years, with a slight increase annually as per GGSIPU guidelines. Year-wise Fee Structure : 1st Year: ?1,15,000 – ?1,20,000 2nd Year: ?1,17,000 – ?1,22,000 3rd Year: ?1,19,000 – ?1,24,000 4th Year: ?1,21,000 – ?1,26,000 5th Year (for law courses): ?1,23,000 – ?1,28,000 VIPS provides limited internal scholarships, but students can apply for various government schemes.

There are several societies , centres and committees that one can join like cultural committee , centre for social science , moot court society, youth parliament society and many more. Other than that , there is an event almost every other day in the college , and INITIO is the annual fest of the college.

I wrote clat , which means I was initially aiming for an National Law University. When that did not workout , I applied to IPU - which does take its admission through CLAT. In IPU , I chose VIPS because it was one of the best Law colleges , and it has its presence in the corporate law as well.

As far as the professors are concerned, usually in the first year we are taught by assistant professors , and by the end , head professors. I personally have not encountered any instance where they are rude or unprofessional. Usually, professors and even the college faculty as a whole are very understanding and do their best to guide us. There are guest speaker sessions almost every other day , featuring High court and district court judges as their chief guests. Recently VIPS held its 10th International Moot court , where students actually came from all over the world . Even that was adjudicated upon by Delhi High court judges. These guests are here to pour upon us , their years of experience and knowledge in the field , so usually the sessions are very insightful. There is a separate placement cell in the college , which keeps you updated with internship opportunities , job openings , and even guides you for the preparation of further competitive exams you can write after completing law.

There is a canteen in the campus, but other then that , no hostel facility as such on campus. Off campus there are pgs , hostel and stuff available in the vicinity. The night life would mostly depend on where you live or reside in Delhi if you're an outsider.