AMU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Very nice placement opportunities by the University but the child should be someone who studies and not someone who is careless good placement opportunities very nice environment very big library to study

From ninth semester, students become eligible for the campus placements. Vedanta Coal company offers placement. 20 lacs is the highest and 10 lacs is the average package. Only 30-40% students get placements. My plan is to crack judicial services exam.

1.The faculty is best if you are looking for any doubt to clear and for additional information you should ask and have better answers. 2.Level is hard but I attempt those questions for which I am fully sure. 3. improve your 12th class maths and English

I'd chosen this course to embrace myself from legal knowledge. Under this course, students' ratio is unbiased regarding gender or religion. the faculty members are much knowledgeable and have adequate knowledge in law and some members are renowned as well for their work in the field. Although, as i took admission during covid the exams aren't that much timely but it is obvious and can be seen from our faculty's hardworking towards administration that it will make it up from this semester.

Placements in AMU are offered by the Training and Placement Cell of AMU and not by the department. SCC online, Byjus, Amazon, Embibe, TNQ are some of the companies who have hired students from law faculty. Average initial package is approx 4-5 LPA. I am planning to do LLM after BALLB from the same university.

With a keen interest in legal field, I had to opt for law. The changing scenario and the importance of legal working has always made me to step into this field. Faculty of Law, AMU is among the top most colleges for pursuing law in India. This is an honor to be the part of this campus.

I choose this course because I want to take admitted to this prestigious university. The faculty is very good and experienced all are very cooperative and helpful. All Faculty members are enough qualified to provide us with the required knowledge.

I choose this course because of my family background, my father is an advocate, my elder brothers are also in this profession and I personally have an interest in this profession and this profession is considered as a noble profession. 60% of students are boys and 40% are girls. Many teachers are jurists and legal scholars but no one is perfect and as this Institution is Central Government based institution teachers are not as good as compared to NLUs. They conduct a lot of internal exams, the students are most of the time busy with their internal exams and the paper type is moderate.

I choose this course because of my interest and a wide area of job availability. The ratio of students of Muslim students is 60% and 40 Hindu% students. The faculty members of the University are well qualified and did a lot of education in their fields such as MPhil Ph.D. etc. The teaching method is also very good as well teachers are very corporative. The Time is very for the examination but we can manage it the passing is easy to handle.

Ever since I was in high school I had focussed on the aspect of justice and lack of justice. Though I come from a purely science background, the justice part is often missing which attracted me towards law and legal aid, that's why I am pursuing B.A. LL.B. All the faculty members are very knowledgeable and top-notch in their particular aspects of the legal field. We have some guest faculties who are practising Advocates, who give the students practical insights into the legal profession. In my personal opinion, there is a need for the increment to the number of faculty members especially after the increased number of seats in the courses faculty of law offers. All professors are PhD and the associate and assistant professors are pursuing their PhD. Everything is fine and nice until we talk about the conduction of exams. Well firstly being a part of a university kinda affects the regulation of exams and also, how the faculty of Law structure of exams and evaluation is different from other faculties.