Which one to prefer for LLB among Faculty of Law, Delhi University and D.Y. Patil School of Law and why?

Please share the details on basis of placements, faculty and infrastructure.

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    Mishika Singh Lawyer by profession | Contributor-Level 7

    7 years ago
    Definitely Faculty of law. It is one of the premier institutions to study law after graduation in India, and also one of the most sought after. Faculty of Law has churned out some of the best and most renowned lawyers and judges in the history of Indian Judiciary, like Siddhartha Luthra, Sr Adv, Rohinton Nariman, Justice AK Sikri, Justice Gita Mittal, etc.
    Truth be told, the standard of teaching in the Faculty of Law has gone down over the years. However, what still remains intact is the faith in the institution and the weight of the name. An alumnus of Campus Law Centre is welcomed like family in the field of litigation as most practic
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    Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

    5 years ago
    Go for Faculty of law. It is one of the premier institutions to study law after graduation in India, and also one of the most sought after. Faculty of Law has churned out some of the best and most renowned lawyers and judges in the history of Indian Judiciary, like Siddhartha Luthra, Sr Adv, Rohinton Nariman, Justice AK Sikri, Justice Gita Mittal, etc. Truth be told, the standard of teaching in the Faculty of Law has gone down over the years. However, what still remains intact is the faith in the institution and the weight of the name. An alumnus of Campus Law Centre is welcomed like family in the field of litigation as most practicing
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    Meenal Bhargava

    7 years ago
    Definitely Law faculty of DU.
    I have no idea what other people would tell but being a student of the same college, I can tell what all here is good and why I prefer it over other colleges. The infrastructure, is not good in the old building but the new building has it too. We have a huge library with thousands of books so you don't have to worry much about resources. The faculty is a mix, you get great and bad both. But you can always attend other teachers' lectures too.
    Talking about the crowd, we have a mixed crowd from all the premier colleges in India and people from various fields. There are students with great legal connections and
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