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In a batch of 182 students, around 100 of the students gets a job as soon as they complete their graduation, out of which around 30-40% get their placements in 5th year itself. If I look at the previous 3 years trend from my personal experiences of being a student of the same University for the last 3 years. [70-80% students who apply for placements succeed in securing a job].
The firms where students have been placed so far include all the top tier law firms, like Amarchand Mangaldas, AZB Partners, Khaitan & Co., Lakshmi Kumaran and Shridharan and many other firms. The list of which can be found at https://www.hnlu.ac.in/ (official university website).
The most exciting part of being a student of HNLU is that the Chhattisgarh government provides job to 20 students every year at the State Secretariat for on ad-hoc basis (1 year), the salary package generally offered by the Chhattisgarh government is around Rs 8 lakhs.

Hi there,
The entrance exam for Rajiv Gandhi school of IP includes a 200 marks paper with each question carrying 1 mark and there is no provision for negative marking. The question paper consists of subjects including English, logical reasoning, maths, Elementary science and legal aptitude.
The legal aptitude has a weightage of 70 marks and English has 60 marks weightage which is the maximum out of other segments. Thus, the focus needs to be more on English and legal section for which you shall need good knowledge of English grammar and must have good hold on vocabulary. Also, legal aptitude can be made strong only with more and more practice of questions as the questions are not much advanced. So, you need to read more law and English to get success in the exam. Also, you can score full marks in maths and reasoning which would enhance your chances. Also, the maths and reasoning is not much advanced and can be easily done. So, focus needs to be more on legal and English section.
Also, the choice of right literature and study material has a game to play here thus chose prescribed books by various coachings for the same.
Apart from this, you must develop your own strategy suiting yourself.

Hi there,
Well, you have good placement opportunities after completing a law course from IMS law college Noida. The IMS group has some corporate firms which go upto 100 in numbers as their top recruiters which makes prospect for law graduates better as they get a chance to be considered for recruitment there. However, the college lies in NCR region thus face tough competitions in terms of recruitments and placements.
Even then you have good prospects in corporate firms if not law firms as they do not have law firms as their top recruiters. So chances there get lessened. However, you have options to choose amongst the number of corporate firms.
Also, beside campus placement, you have an advantage of NCR region wherein you can make your prospects better by internships and experiences thereby making a good CV.
A good CV shall help you in law firms as well.

Legal Advisory- After LL.B, you can join not only corporate firms, but also organizations such as NGOs, individual law firms, Banks, Think Tanks (such as Vivekananda International Foundation), etc. Please keep in mind that you need to qualify the exam of Bar Council of India before you can do any of these. Government Sector- You can apply for government jobs in the legal departments of various PSUs as well as High Courts. Such posts are generally filled by Public Service Commissions of various states. You can also write the SSC CGL exam for posts such as Income Tax Officer, Assistant in the Central Secretariat, etc. Teaching- You can go in for LL. M. and then take up teaching Law as a subject in law colleges. Judiciary Exams- If you wish to take a place in the judicial machinery of the country, you can prepare for Judiciary examination for the posts of Judge, and magistrate. Higher Education- If you wish to work in a particular field such as Cyber Law, Labour Law, International Law, Intellectual Property Rights, etc., then you can pursue an added certification for it. It will help you explore your interests and also lead you to a specialised field.
All the best to you!

Hi, you can definitely prepare at home for CLAT. You just have to focus really well. And yes, you can buy the material of coaching institutes from book markets such as daryaganj if you're in Delhi. And you would also have to buy the test series from institutes like career launcher or CLAT possible for sectional tests and mock tests. Let's see how the section wise preparation should go -
GK -
For current affairs: you should prepare this section from gk today, jagran josh and some monthly or weakly manthan from any coaching institute. If you do this properly, you would be fine. But if you want you can download some apps as well for daily quizzes. And yes! REVISE. Revise the current affairs every month or you will forget them. For Static: you can prepare this from person or you can prepare topic wise from internet by manually searching the topics and doing them from wherever you find them the most suitable. ENGLISH-
For vocabulary, read word power made easy and do 5 or 10 words (upto your capacity) from any app (Volt is a good one). And also read newspaper regularly, it will improve your vocabulary and will also help with the current affairs. Practice reading comprehensions, at least 1 everyday. And practice parajumbles as well. LOGICAL AND ANALYTICAL REASONING -
Practice and practice and practice. Practice as much as you can. Solve the material from coaching institute and then start giving sectional and topic tests to perfect your skills. This should be enough. MATHS -
Solve your material from coaching institute effectively and practice with sectional and topic tests. And again, practice as much as you can. LEGAL APTITUDE -
AGAIN do the material from coaching institute and then practice from sectional tests and topic tests. And obviously, practice the previous year question papers thoroughly. Especially for legal aptitude, mostly the questions are same with just some minor changes in the facts such as changed names. You can also watch YouTube videos to revise some concepts. Law school 101 is really good for legal. You can also revise gk with YouTube videos. And one crucial tip, DON'T EVER lag behind with your gk current affairs and mocks. Best of luck for your preparation. Feel free to ask questions if you have qny other doubt. Thanks.

In general Candidate Profile for Freshers for cabin crew is as under :
Age:Between 18 and 27 years
Minimum Height:Men - 170 cms and Women - 157 cms
Weight:In proportion to height
Educational Qualification:HSC (10 + 2). Candidates who are appearing for their HSC examinations can also apply
Physical features:Pleasing personality, clear complexion (scars, pimples and blemishes not acceptable) and good eyesight
Marital Status:Unmarried
Language skills:Fluency in English and Hindi. Proficiency in a foreign language will be an added advantage. Interactive skills:Excellent communication and good interpersonal skills
Nationality:Indian citizens only
Passport:Must possess a valid Indian passport or should have applied for a passport
Mandatory Documentation :Must possess a Pan Card and Aadhaar Card
So that becomes very clear that it merely requires some grooming to get the job of a cabin crew. They don't demand much from candidates. You should be interpersonal sound and capable to handle people from different cultures
Cabin crew is the face of the airline. Coz they face the passengers for the first time. Foreign languages like German, French, Russian, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese, Can allow you to get an edge over others. As this allows the airline to roster you on routes where such languages are spoken.

Hi there,
Well, you can't expect much of placement opportunities here as the university doesn't have much to offer on campus. The college is also not a preferable institute for any law firm or corporate firm and thus, you have to take care of your CV in order to get off campus placements through PPOs or interviews later. The university also does not have much to its reputation even in terms of law. So, you can't expect getting placed while pursuing a LLB course here.
However, based on your CV, you may get a job at a firm which would be your own effort totally.
Also, you have options to option for litigation judiciary UPSC/PSUS banks, etc.
Also, Tamil Nadu already has an NLU and thus you can't expect recruiters preferring this over an NLu.
So, you should not expect on campus placements here but yes you have options to build your career on your own.

Alliance University is a very popular college to pursue law. It has an entrance exam of its own known as ACLAT. The Alliance School of Law provides students with all the necessary equipment and facilities required by them to develop knowledge and skills. Now coming to the placement part, the school as a very active Internship and Placement Cell. This cell is engaged in building relationships with legal professionals across the various sector. Since, the college is new, very little is known about the placement. Even the first batch has not graduated. So, nothing concrete can be said about the placements. But seeing the popularity and facilities provided to students, it can be said that the students would have ample opportunities on campus recruitments. Lastly, it also depends a lot on the students as to what has been their academic and extra curricular record. Hope this helps.

Patent lawyers specialize in the field of intellectual property. They may work with inventors during the patent process to ensure the inventors' works are legally protected. They protect their client's right to the invention, so in a way, they earn heavily as their client deal in the invention which fetch more money if it gets the patent. In order to protect their rights, they also earn big money. Moreover, practicing lawyers can't be compared to them as in their own field they earn good money too. One can't compare the two. Take the example of Siddharth Luthra who is a lawyer and deals with cases of crime, he is India's biggest criminal lawyer. He takes above 5 lakhs and even more per hearing. So, you can't compare the two fields as both have their own benefits and returns. In both the fields, lawyer earns heavily provided one is good with his lawyering skills whatever case he's dealing with either patent protection case or any other civil or criminal case.

Hi there,
Well, pursuing an LLB course through any distance education course would not yield anything more than a degree on paper which would have no practical aid to build up your career.
Same would go with this course at Kuvempu University as the Bar council Of India doesn't recognise LLB through distance learning and ultimately, you become ineligible for appearing in bar exams and you don't get a licence to practice law at any court. So, the placement opportunities after this course would not be any as such .You may get a job having a meagre pay as you do not qualify to be a full-fledged lawyer in India. So, you must not expect placements as such.
Also, this degree may not be even useful in pursuing any other career such as judiciary also as there also you are not eligible.
So, I would advise if you want to make career in legal field then kindly prefer a full-fledged regular law course at any UGC recognised university both for career as well as placements purposes.

One can avoid common mistakes in law entrance examination by firstly, reading the question carefully. In arithmetic portion, the questions are a bit tricky but by reading carefully one can answer easily.
In legal portion for CLAT, just read the questions carefully, for eg, if principal states anything, one should not divert anywhere else other than the principal and consider it as a law and then answer the question one need not apply his or her mind that whether the pricipal is correct as oer the law or the principal firstly needs to be amended according to the law and then the situation or fact should be taken into consideration. Simply, consider principal as law thats set. And while reading the question one must read is thoroughly so that any inportant fact may be skipped. For logical reasoning, one must be fully focused and concentrate on the question, the chances of making mistakes lessens. Amd one should also manage his time accordingly for every portion. Otherwise if time is less one will solve the questions in hurry and do silly mistakes for which negative marks will be rewarded. Most importantly one should answer question only when he is confirm about the answer. Otherwise ine would have to suffer for negative marking.

Hi there,
Again, Amity University which must be preferred in terms of law must be the IP affiliated Amity school of law as that has been the best so far.
However, Amity University, Mumbai may be a choice by many even though you can't expect much placements opportunities as of now owing or newly introduced law course. If you really want to choose Amity, it should be Amity Law School (IP University).
The Mumbai Amity has no records of placements for law as of now and it is much likely that there would be no placements as of now as it would require some time to earn a name in terms of law.
Also, being a university, you can't expect placements in every department.
Also, not every Amity has a good name as it is widespread throughout country.
So, as of now, one should not expect placements at campus level but yes being a law graduate, you may get jobs at firms depending on your CV and experiences.