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Choosing between Delhi University - Campus Law Centre and National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS) for an LL.B. Programme depends on various factors, such as personal preferences, career goals, and location. Delhi University - Campus Law Centre is one of the oldest and prestigious law schools in India, offering a three-year LL.B. Programme. It has a highly qualified faculty and a well-established alumni network. The faculty members are experts in their respective fields, and they impart knowledge through lectures, seminars, and case studies. On the other hand, NUALS is a relatively newer law school that offers a five-year integrated B.A. LL.B. Programme. It is located in Kochi, Kerala, and is known for its academic excellence and innovative approach to legal education. It has a diverse student body and a faculty that includes eminent legal scholars and practitioners. Both Delhi University - Campus Law Centre and NUALS have their strengths and weaknesses. Delhi University - Campus Law Centre has a reputation for academic rigor and a strong alumni network. On the other hand, NUALS has a more modern curriculum and a focus on practical training. Ultimately, the choice between Delhi University - Campus Law Centre and NUALS depends on individual factors such as location, personal preferences, career goals, and financial constraints. It is important to research both institutions thoroughly and consider all factors before making a decision.

Hi there,
Well NLU Odisha is a specialized NLU meant only for legal education while VIT, Chennai offers other courses as well thus the difference is made.
Apart from this NLU Odisha has certain advantages owing to its NLU tag and thus has better academics and better standards in terms of LLB than VIT.
The infrastructure is good including playgrounds and other sports facilities and it also hosts a number of co-curricular activities including music debates etc. The infrastructure thus is satisfactory and caters to every need.
Placements for students seem to be satisfactory as tier 2 and tier 3 law firms do recruit here and also you have other job prospects which you might prefer and being an NLUite you shall get preference over a VIT student any day.
The faculties at NLU Odisha are experienced and are specialized in their subjects of law and also there are no deviations when it comes to studies as UGC and Bar council regulates the academics at NLUs and thus there is no scope for carelessness.
Thus NLU, Odisha must be preferred over VIT, Chennai.

Hi, well NALSAR must be the preference anyways as it is the top most NLU in India and it needs no recognition as such. NALSAR has been one of the oldest NLUs and thus is a pioneer in the field of legal education. The infrastructure at NALSAR is good and you have facilities ranging from sports to music to moot courts to debates to MUNs etc. You have specialized committees for every activity.
Also, the faculties at NALSAR are much experienced and have a name in their own fields and their efficiency is thus beyond doubt.
Also, it is an NLU at the top level the placements are the best here as all the top law firms including CAM, SAM, TRILEGAL etc are the top recruiters here.
The moot court's achievements are phenomenal and also it does host a national moot.
Apart from all these the academics at NALSAR are a bit rigorous but that stands justified owing to future it paves for students.
So I would advise preferring NALSAR over Kerala Law Academy as it is beyond comparison.

Hey there,
Well, the rankings of the law colleges in India is quite flexible on the part of ranking agencies.
You can't rank a college as such but yes it does depend on placements and other accolades to the college.
So, over the last decade, the NLUs have been considered the best and NLSIU, Bangalore topping the charts as always. The CLAT body ranks them based on their order of establishment but one must look them on the basis of their placements and other things such as moot achievements and others.
Also, there is a shift in the ranking on yearly basis based on the placements every year.
It can't be said that list doesn't change but yes, some NLUs are still considered as the top colleges.
Moreover, they have generated a brand name of their own and thus they are ranked accordingly.
Also, other 3 years law course providing colleges are there which may be considered as amongst the top but that certainly gets changed every year.
So, its not that the list doesn't change and there is a dynamism in their rankings.

"A career in legal services not only earns you respect and money but also helps people in their struggle for justice". Being alumni of Lovely Professional University, I shall definitely recommend you to pursue your course from School of Law of LPU. LPU's Law programme is duly affiliated by Bar Council of India (BCI) which is one of the Best in India in terms of quality education & creating excellent career aspect. Lets reply your query in terms of Placement Opportunity which is definitely a crucial parameter of determining Best University. Few examples of companies which have made recruitment from LPU campus are:
Arness Attorneys, New Delhi, 3 students are placed at the package of 3-5 Lacs per annum during initial training period
Sanatan Group, 2 students are placed at the package of 3-5 Lacs per annum during initial training period
MAP Legal Corporation, Stipend during training: Rs. 7000 during training post confirmation at package of 5 Lacs per annum during initial training period
Manupatra & Co, Stipend during training: Rs. 6000/- post confirmation at 3-6 Lacs per annum during initial training period
Integrity Associates, New Delhi annual package of Rs. 300000 per annum and above. Other than the paid internship LPU Placement cell also gives opportunity for the internships to LPU students. Some of them are mentioned below:
Government Sector (Internships):
Law Clerks cum Judicial Internship with the Judges of High Courts namely Punjab and Haryana High Court, Madhya Pradesh High Court, Madras High Court, Allahabad high Court, Delhi High Court. Punjab Police in the Commissionerate of Jalandhar and Ludhiana. Human Rights Commission of Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Manipur, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand. National Green Tribunal New Delhi, Bhopal and Pune Bench. Armed Force Tribunal, New Delhi. Central Administrative Tribunal. And many more
Internships opportunities are also there in Law Firms and Corporate as well. Hope this helps !

Hey there,
Well, you need not think much when you get to chose between an NLU and other institutes.
NLU Odisha is one of its kind and known for its moot court achievements and the faculties everywhere. The students have also been witness to this. The NLU has been growing over time and by now it has earned a good reputation and is preferred by many students while they fill up their CLAT preferences.
Also, NLU Odisha has some very good faculties and are much experienced. The infrastructure is decent and worth chasing.
Placements are good as tier 2 and tier 3 law firms do recruit here.
Also, it has an NLU tag which one looks for and thus must be preferred over Kerala Law Academy.
Also, it has every other advantage and facility that any NLU has to offer.
Though a comparatively newer NLU but is still better than other institutes including Kerala Law Academy.

Hi,
Between Jogesh Chandra Chaudhri Law College and Amity University, I would suggest you prefer Amity over the other one. There are several reasons for this. The first one being the popularity of Amity. Amity Universities have established themselves as one of the most famous learning institutions. They also have a great infrastructure, provide all the necessary facilities to students. Secondly, students at Amity take part in several academic as well as non-academic activities such as conferences, seminars, debates, moot court competitions among others. Lastly, Amity has a good placement and internship record for the students. If you are looking for placements after you graduate, Amity would help you in providing that but there are no placement opportunities from Jogesh Chandra. Therefore, I would suggest you prefer Amity University.
Hope this helps.

Dear aspirant, SLS HAIDRABAD is best law college. Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad has placement and training cell with a purpose to facilitate students with opportunities for internships and placement. Some NGOs, Advocates, Law Firms, and Corporate Houses such as All India Bengal Women Union, Aasraa Trust, BOSCO, Bhumi, Adv. Suresh Chandrashekhar, Adv. Rajesh Singh Chauhan, Garg & Garg Advocates, Khaitan & Co, Ibibo, JSR Tech recruited students from past over the years. One of the main reason for choose Symbiosis Law School was due to the outstanding placements record. With over 85% students placed in the year 2018/19, Symbiosis Law School offers the best end result for us. We had a summer internship that helped us gain some valuable experience. The institute also provides us with various seminars and workshops to help us prepare for the interviews during campus placements.

Hi,
First of all, I think the fact that IMS Law College is comparatively new and a private college gives an edge to Faculty of law, Allahabad University which is a centralised government university. Now, let us discuss pros and cons of both colleges. Pros of Faculty of law, Allahabad University are the faculty and alumni basis which includes many chief justice of India and prominent lawyers. Another pro is the fact that you can intern with some phenomenally well lawyer in Allahabad high court and if you are going for litigation, it can be a good choice. However, the placements of Allahabad University are not really encouraging since it has started 5 year integrated course recently. Moreover, the red tapism is too much in centralised university and autonomy to student body is restricted. Now, coming to IMS Noida, which is among few private university focusing on moots, debates and other co-curricular activities which is a major pro of it. Another pro is the fact that it is in NCR and many good firms are established in NOIDA unlike the case of Allahabad University. The alumni is almost negligible and the high court internship can be tiresome owing to distance issues. Overall, it is upon your preferences whether you want a government university or a university promoting activities other than academic excellence.
Good luck.