India

The first design school to be designated as a "Institution of National Importance" by an Act passed by the Indian Parliament is the National Institute of Design (NID). NID was founded in 1961 and was formerly known as the National Institute of Industrial Design. Known for providing design courses in specialisations like Industrial, Communication, Textile, and IT Integrated (Experiential) Design, NID is an autonomous institute under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India. In India, there are seven NIDs in all. Applicants can review the following list of NIDs in India:

NID Ahmedabad

NID Bengaluru

NID Gandhinagar

NID Andhra Pradesh

NID Madhya Pradesh

NID Haryana

NID Assam

Absolutely. Punjab University is excellent place to pursue Law. Since it has large campus, excellent Professors, good hostel facility both inside and outside of campus. University has excellent campus placement records as well as good prospects without campus placement. The Department of Law at Panjab University was ranked 27th for Law by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2021. The Department of Law was established in 1959 and offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs. 210 LLB and 1 LLM students were placed during the Department of Law Panjab University placements 2022. The median package offered to LLB and LLM students was INR 2.30 LPA and INR 8 LPA, respectively.

SDSUV is decent but not best in Uttarakhand. 

The highest package of INR 3.3 LPA was offered to the batch of 2015-17 and INR 3.6 LPA  to the bacth of 2018-20.

The median package offered to the batch of 205-17 was INR 2.4 LPA and INR 2.1 LPA  to the batch of 2018-20.

Top recruiters like TCS, Wipro,  Genpact, Ceasefire and many more visited here for campus placement drive. They offered decent profile to student in various sectors.

33.33% of the batch works in FMCG/ Foods/ Beverage sector, 16.67% of the batch works in Chemicals/ Petrochemical/ Plastic/ rubber sector and 16.67% of the batch work in IT- Software/ Software Services sector.

SDSUV offers a blend of well-equipped infrastructure, decent placement record, highly qualified faculty, diverse peer group, the latest academic curricula with experiential learning opportunities, good industry exposure and many more amenities despite being the fact that location is not very easily accessible.

Yes, non-Maharashtra residents can apply for MH CET Law (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law) for admission at SNBP LAw College. The MH CET Law exam is open to both Maharashtra residents and non-residents of Maharashtra. Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the category of candidates.

For 5-Year Integrated LL.B. Programme:

• Indian Nationals: Candidates from any state in India are eligible to apply

For 3-Year LL.B. Programme:

• Indian Nationals: Candidates from any state in India can apply.

Note: Foreign nationals, Non Resident Indians (NRIs) and Overseas Indian Citizens can also apply for MH CET Law for admission to 5-year LLB or 3-year LLB.

However, please note that eligibility criteria, reservation policies, and admission processes may be subject to change, so it is crucial to refer to the official MH CET Law website or the information brochure provided for the specific year in which you plan to appear for the exam. These sources will provide the most up-to-date information regarding eligibility and admission requirements for both Maharashtra and non-Maharashtra residents.