Colleges in Delhi

Yes, there are more than 70 professors at NDIM. Among them, about 40 professors hold PhD degrees. NDIM faculty members are associated with more than 30 international universities and 300+ corporates.

SRCC GBO exam pattern is as follows:

SRCC GBO question paper is divided into four sections:

English Comprehension and Language Ability- 40

Quantitative Aptitude- 40

Logical Ability- 40

Data Interpretation- 40

The faculty members at NDIM are given 4.2 out of 5 stars by various Shiksha-verified users. The faculty members are helpful, qualified and knowledgeable in terms of teaching and co-curricular activities, as per the verified reviews. The professors are very supportive and always ready to help the students.

A course-wise placements report has not been released by the university as of now. However, the JNU NIRF report 2023 is out. As per the report, in the 2022 placements drive for UG 3-year courses, a total of 21 students were placed out of 353 students while 332 students were selected for higher studies. Moreover, the median package offered to the placed students stood at INR 6 LPA. Check out JNU placements updates, top recruiters, and many more such details here.

The IIFT Delhi scholarship criteria varies for each scholarship. Students pursuing MBA (IB) in full-time mode with family income of less than INR 6 lakh per year and has taken loan can apply for Need-based scholarship. Students can check out the scholarship brochure for more details.

No, you can not  get admission at National Law University.

Admissions to NLUs for undergraduate law courses like the 5-year Integrated Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) programme are highly competitive and are primarily based on the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) or other relevant entrance exams.

 Yes, regular collage, National Law Universities (NLUs) in India are typically not regular colleges in the traditional sense. They are specialised institutions dedicated to the study and research of law. NLUs offer undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in law and related fields. These universities are established by the government and are known for their high academic standards and rigorous legal education.

Yes, the degrees offered by National Law Universities (NLUs) in India are valid and highly respected both nationally and internationally. NLUs are recognised and accredited by the University Grants Commission (UGC), which is the statutory body responsible for the coordination and maintenance of standards in higher education in India. The degrees awarded by NLUs are equivalent to those granted by other recognised universities in the country.