Lloyd Law College Faculty Details & Reviews ,Greater Noida

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. However, they do not provide any extracurricular activities. The exams are moderate and not very difficult. The pass percentage is around 40%.

Faculty: Faculty members are helpful, and the studies are very knowledge-based. Not all facilities are the same. Everyone has different teaching methods, which sometimes makes it hard for students to understand, depending on the teacher. Otherwise, the lectures are good.

Faculty: Teachers are very highly educated, and they all have done their education from renowned universities. The curriculum is designed in such a way that their student can compete wherever they go. You can pass your semester exam by studying on exam leave, and the level of the exam is slightly difficult.

Faculty: The faculty is good and most of them are ex NLU, DU, JNU etc. They are well qualified. Most of them are pursuing a Ph.D. or have completed their thesis. The curriculum is relevant but not best. The exams are easy but the university grading system makes it tough to score.

Faculty: Most faculty members are highly qualified, with PhDs or LLMs from reputed universities. The curriculum is aligned with BCI guidelines and includes both theoretical and practical knowledge. Semester exams aren’t difficult if you pay attention to whatever is taught in the classroom.

Faculty: Most teachers are good and educated. Some teachers are rude and biased towards some students. Odd semester exams are short and difficult. Lloyd Law College follows the pattern of CCSU Meerut University, which is difficult to score well in the CCSU Exam. The checking of papers is very hard.

Faculty: Faculty members are good. Teachers are well-qualified and knowledgeable. The quality of teaching is good. They help students understand the topic. The course curriculum is relevant and helps students. Subjects are divided accordingly and teachers help the students if they face any problems.

Faculty: Faculty members and curriculum are nice. It is well researched and it is according to the Bar Council of India. They also take care that the faculty members are up to the mark with appropriate knowledge, and also help with the exam preparation at the university and end semester.

Faculty: Being a first-year student at this college, let me tell you guys that Lloyd is worth taking admission in terms of academics because faculty members are genuinely very kind and helpful. They try to provide you with the best of the things. All of them are quite knowledgeable and qualified. They connect all the subjects very delicately creating a good connection for practical and professional development. If we talk about semester-end exams, they are quite easy but the marking exam is a bit irritat...

Faculty: Teachers are very good and well educated, they teach very well and clear doubts, the curriculum is also well designed it just doesn't include Philosophy. The only thing bad is the exams, they are unpredictable and even the scoring is low. You will get very low marks no matter what you do and as compared to other colleges. As the college is affiliated to CCS University the exams are very unpredictable.

Faculty: The college has a different character compared to the university, with regular visits from followers. It is also really proactive in updating the curriculum. There have been some major additions to the curriculum, such as arbitration and moot court. There are also other extracurricular activities, with extra emphasis given to court and related activities, which help increase a person’s overall lawyer skills.

Faculty: Teachers pay attention to students, have a deep knowledge of their field, and the quality of teachers is really nice. Yes, the course is very much relevant and provides employment for the future. Exams are not that difficult and can be passed; the pass percentage is high.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and qualified from the best universities and are highly easy to approach. This makes the students’ curriculum relevant and ready for future competition. It has a good standard of questions, and 55% is the passing percentage. Teachers help during breaks and after college ends.

Placements: As a legal intern in top-tier law firms like ABZ, Kaithan AND CO., DSK Legal, etc., they have some of the best facilities with top-tier moot competitions. Opportunities are provided to everyone for them to succeed, and they have an Arbitration Centre withwith most helpful mentors.

Faculty: Faculty members are very nice and easy to interact with. They are very helpful. They try their best to make things easy to understand for their students. The method of teaching which the faculty members use is very easy and everything is easy to understand.