Chandigarh

Yes, a law degree from Chandigarh University is valuable. The University's BA LLB, BBA LLB, and LLB programs are all approved by the Bar Council of India, are practice-oriented, include moot courts, internships, and special training in relevant fields, address contemporary issues in the legal domain, teach research methodology and prepare students for various legal careers like advocacy, corporate law, the judiciary, and many more, have good placement services with over 800 recruiting companies, good infrastructure, and are NAAC A+ accredited. Scholarships are available through CUCET scores or merit. The CUCET entrance exam makes the admissions easier. This ensures value for money, a good ROI for students aspiring for a law degree.

With a 71.8% in CBSE, joining Chandigarh University can be a good option as the university provides ease in the admission process through CUCET and both the marks in the entrance test and previous studies decides your admission and scholarship. Many of the courses like Engineering, management, creative studies accepts students in this range of percentage along with a good percentage in the CUCET test. Also, there are Merit based scholarship for eligible candidates in CU which reduce the fees from the considerable amount. So I suggest to check specific programs which you need and the placements as the university is an industry focused university with good infrastructure and placement assistance and I think you may find your suitable programme there. Apply through the official portal as soon as possible so you get the maximum chances to secure the scholarship and seat.

Yes, Chandigarh University has the University Institute of Legal Studies which has special clubs and associations for the students of law. The most popular is the Moot Court Society (MCS) where the students can actively participate in intra and inter department and national moot court competitions and develop their research and public speaking skills. They also work in various clinical programs and the client counseling sessions. There is also a Madhyastha Centre of Excellence in ADR where the students get training in meditation and arbitration. Other groups include law firms, legal aid clinics and research cells for publications. There are debate societies and many more to participate in and get an exposure. The students are motivated to join one or many of these groups to become efficient professionals and individuals. There are different competitions organized on the campus now and then where students can take an active part. There are also various guest lectures organized for the students.