Faculty of Law, Delhi University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

When you're looking for a corporate job the NLU stands higher than the Du Faculty of Law but it doesn't mean that it does not provide placement. Separate societies were created for placement and who works really hard in these areas and because of those efforts many students got placed.

There are campus placements because here in law faculty many students prepare for UPSC and other services so day don't sit for placements but for the ones who sit for placements they get good opportunities and they do find placements if they are good in studies and do well in your semester exams then you can an avail placement and there is sufficient opportunity to explore and earn.

Generally there are placement from the college but they choose only students who have scored more than 6o in college sem exams combined but the degree holds it's worth very much you can easily get intership by the help of the degree

LL.B. is a very exciting course as it helps us in understanding the basics of our legal and administrative system. Faculty: student ratio was 40:1. The quality of teaching at Delhi university is excellent. The exams are taken on time and also things are really good here.

I choose this because I have so much interest and inspiration towards legal knowledge and get dive into legal services. the ratio is 40:50. Extremely good, Due to COVID, there is an extension of time but they are on time regarding conducting exams, and little bit tough to pass the exam.

Since my childhood, I was inclined towards the law because I have the interest to know about how the law system in our country works. There are approx 3000 seats in the law faculty. It is a coed college. The ratio of boys and girls is likely to be equal to each other. The faculty are highly educated, they did Ph.D., and some faculty did LLM or Ph.D. from abroad. Two semesters are there in a year, you can pass by studying normally.

We will get around six months for every semester. There are 2 semesters in a year. The exams are not so easy and not so difficult. I think the exams are moderate enough to check the eligibility and knowledge of the students. They modify the question paper in a way that is beneficial for the students throughout the life term. The Teachers of the law faculty of Delhi University is very excellent and they cooperate with the students They give their best to teach the students in a way that students will help in accomplishing their goals and objectives. The classes will be held regularly so that there is no hurry in completing the syllabus on time. The syllabus should be completed on time so that students get enough time to study and for revision also. The professors are very well qualified and well behaved in nature so that students will not hesitate in asking their doubts which is a positive sign of the best Institutions. There is no difficulty in getting passing marks.

There is no hype about campus placement but many of them are successful in grabbing jobs from the campus itself because most of the students opt for litigation. But many students have succeeded in placement. The highest package ever seen is 16 lacs with an average of 5 lacs. My plan after my degree is to appear in the Indian bar exams and start practicing in court.

I choose this course because I'm really excited to know about our legal system. Also in this world, we are supposed to know our law. The faculty-student ratio is quite good around 1 Professor on 20 students. Our college is very effective in teaching law. Infect university is the first university that adopts the case method to teach law. Its very effective on students. Exams are conducted every 6 months as a semester system. And one should really have to study to pass an examination.

I think law students have many paths they can take after the completion of the course. They are eligible for campus placements in their final year, and as I have not been around my batchmates or seniors offline, I have no clue of the highest or average package students has received but I think the law is not only limited to court work. Not only can they go the conventional way and become advocates, but they can go civil, corporate, arbitration, international, bank, litigation and many others. If a person has the interest, he can actually do anything he likes with the degree. Personally, I have plans to study abroad for my LL.M in International law and I cannot be more excited about my future prospect. Sky is the limit.