Is Lovely Professional University better than National Law University for doing law?

The demand for savvy law school graduates, with the requisite skills to handle key positions at leading organizations across diverse sectors, has surged dramatically. From Mahatma Gandhi to Barack Obama, there is a long list of luminaries who have used the legal profession as a stepping-stone to unmatchable greatness. With a growing economy and an increasing number of foreign firms targeting the Indian market, the requirements of legal expertise will only increase, making law a very lucrative career. The best institutes for studying law are: National Law University, Jodhpur, ILS Law College - Pune, National Law School of India University, Bangalore, Gujarat National Law University, School of Law- Lovely Professional University - Jalandhar, The West Bengal National University Of Juridical Sciences -Kolkata, The National Law Institute University - Bhopal, Faculty Of Law, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Faculty Of Law-University Of Delhi, New Delhi, National Law University - New Delhi, MS Ramaiah College of Law- Bangalore, Christ University-Bangalore, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad.

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LPU is BCI recognised and a very good university to pursue Law. LPU is a well renowned private university in India with 30K+ students all across the world and with 4000 experienced faculty members and staff members. There are more than 200 programmes to choose and with a great infrastructure LPU provides all the facilities within the campus itself. LPU has earned many affiliations, recognitions and accreditation down the lane and mark itself amongst the few of the top private universities. Even the placement opportunities in LPU are much better than other private universities as it is ranked the 5th amongst the other universities for its placement records. So, I would prefer you to choose LPU to pursue your higher studies.

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Hello, The demand for savvy law school graduates, with the requisite skills to handle key positions at leading organizations across diverse sectors, has surged dramatically. From Mahatma Gandhi to Barack Obama, there is a long list of luminaries who have used the legal profession as a stepping-stone to unmatchable greatness. With a growing economy and an increasing number of foreign firms targeting the Indian market, the requirements of legal expertise will only increase, making law a very lucrative career. Thank you.

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Hi, LPU Approved by Bar Council of India, Law Discipline is one of the best Law colleges in India and Punjab. Our students are groomed for bright professional careers by providing wide range of exposure to theoretical as well as practical aspects of law. The discipline organizes international conferences, visits by nationally acclaimed law practitioners to allow the students gain skills and experience in the field of law. Students get real-time experiences through moot court competitions organized at national and international levels. Students are groomed through internship exposure and individual-oriented mentoring for a bright career in legal arena. The students have interned in reputed law firms and under High Court judges of different states. Special career counseling led by industry experts and members of academia is held for students who register for placements to determine their niche area of interest in the legal field. At School of Law, students are exposed to listen and share pearls of wisdom from eminent persons who come from higher judiciary, academia and industry. Notably, Honble Justice Sh. Raj Shekhar Attri (Judge, Punjab and Haryana High Court) and Honble Justice AHMD Nawaz (Honble Judge, Court of Appeal, Sri Lanka and Dr. Arti Puri (Eminent Academician) interacted with students through conference, guest lecture and workshop activities. Judgments of superior courts in India serve as precedents and constitute an indispensable part of the study of a law. Special emphasis is put on imparting case law techniques involving detailed analysis of a case. There is Moot Court Training to Arm Law Students for Facing Legal Challenges. There are debating and quiz clubs Students are also taken to courts in the state including High Court at Chandigarh, Supreme Court of India at New Delhi and Police Training Academy to familiarize students with first-hand account of policing and investigation techniques.

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As law incorporates diverse fields, it opens various options for law graduates. The demand for savvy law school graduates, with the requisite skills to handle key positions at leading organizations across diverse sectors, has surged dramatically. From Mahatma Gandhi to Barack Obama, there is a long list of luminaries who have used the legal profession as a stepping-stone to unmatchable greatness. With a growing economy and an increasing number of foreign firms targeting the Indian market, the requirements of legal expertise will only increase, making law a very lucrative career. The best institutes for studying law are: National Law University, Jodhpur, ILS Law College - Pune, National Law School of India University, Bangalore, Gujarat National Law University, School of Law- Lovely Professional University - Jalandhar, The West Bengal National University Of Juridical Sciences -Kolkata, The National Law Institute University - Bhopal, Faculty Of Law, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Faculty Of Law-University Of Delhi, New Delhi, National Law University - New Delhi, MS Ramaiah College of Law- Bangalore, Christ University-Bangalore, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad.

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Yes, LPU provides a better law course, as it offers legal internships and international exposure. And, also it provides extensive scholarship for those whose appear for LPU-NEST. LPU also have students from many countries where we can evolve and explore in many fields. All the best.

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Well, I will say every University is good. LPU is also very good University, because all the faculty members are highly educated and you will get all the facilities related to your course.

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We can't compare any university with other. It depends upon the course curriculum the university is offering.

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Both universities are as equivalent as their academic processes. If you want to do law then you should pursue it from National Law University because it is good for you and Lovely Professional University provides all the courses.

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Dear Pranav, Placements, Scholarships, exposure to the industry, efficient and knowledgeable faculty, flexible curriculum and teaching pedagogies, infrastructure, and diverse culture make LPU incomparable. It is one of the best programmes in LPU having wonderful internships and placements. Special inputs in the form of placement classes are given to students to hone their skills and prepare them for placements. Students also go for on-job training (OJT) where they are paid stipend too. LPU has highly qualified faculty from best Law universities/ Institutes from India and Abroad. LPU offers B.A. LL.B.Com LL.B. And BBA LL.B. Course. Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam) is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (any stream) with English or equivalent, subject to valid score in LPU-NEST or CLAT or ISAT. (5% relaxation for SC/ST Applicants and 3% relaxation for OBC Applicants) For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived off provided the candidate in his qualifying exam has studied in English medium. Admission Criteria is Merit in qualifying examination, subject to eligibility criteria. For more details kindly visit the official website.

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