Peripherals of College

•Well, I am from legal background that's why I chose law as career and an interest in corporate world made me choose BBA LLB. •My curriculum I involves compulsory internships and viva upon that, we go for visit to courts for real world experiences. We participate in moot courts organised by our college giving us practical application knowledge. • A bit of use of internet with the books would help more. Auditory learning is more efficient than reading something. • the frequency and timing of exams are very difficult. In law, answers cannot be precise, we need to explain every aspect and that too after proper learning. Thus, comparatively we are given very little time

• As a 2nd year BBA LLB student, I don't expect much from the college as it's difficult for company to hire us in campus. It's mostly for BTECH, BCA students from companies like Wipro, Amazon etc with average package of 5L and highest package of 14L.

• I am paying 75000 per year and it's mostly in 2 parts 50% before commencement of classes and rest before mid sem. •tuition fees is 69000rs, registration fees was 1000rs, caution money was 5000.Exam fees is 1000 per sem. Bus fees is 30000. No lab or extra fees is involved • I know btech fees it's 1,10000 for the year and B A fees is 30000. • one government scholarship which varies according to your course its mostly half the course fees for lower castes and EWS. We have scholarship on basis of merit in time of admission, which differs with every student. Mine was 50% off on my 1st year fees, some get 8k off every year. Every person scoring highest in their batch gets 5% off.

• There are many events main are - Anubhuti, a 3 day annual fest and Harmony - freshers. • There are wide range availability of books. • There is enough study material and place to sit and study and also computers to use for knowledge in libraries. • Ullas is the sport event in our college which is inter college event. There are different events every Saturday. • There are many clubs including dance, NCC, NSS, singing, technical etc

• I appeared for CUET, but couldn't get into college I wanted as it was taking too much time and I was already a dropper. I didn't wait for confirmation. This college was a well known budget friendly college. • Yes, I couldn't crack my clat exam because I panicked and missed my exam couldn't complete it. I dropped a year but filled my admit card number wrong. • As it is a private college, we can get admission by just visiting the college, filling up fees. No much problems at time of admission but can get through JEE through counciling

• faculty ratio is 1:60. The faculties here are very helpful, we can easily approach them for anything • I really liked Rajat sir, our faculty coordinator, very helpful understanding and a great teachers • didn't like some senior faculty as they are entitled and all they do is scold and look down upon. • there are 3 internal test which you are allowed on base of your attendance if it's 75%. Other than that you appear for mid sem and end sem examination which are kind of difficult but people much don't fail. The course curriculum is very much relevant same as passed by bar council

Famous hangout places would be the open area near the admin cell. It is better than the cafeteria. There are lot of empty area playing field which make it fun to hangout. As a day scholar I have no idea regarding the hostel or night life there