Law School

Ajeenkya DY Patil University's School of Law is generally considered a Tier 2 law school. While it offers good infrastructure, a solid curriculum, and industry exposure, it doesn't have the same level of national recognition or prestige as Tier 1 law schools. However, it provides a good educational foundation for students aiming for a career in law.

To get admission to the LLM programme at Ajeenkya DY Patil University's School of Law, you need to have a recognised law degree (like LLB). The admission process typically involves submitting an application form, followed by an entrance exam or personal interview. The university may also consider academic performance and previous experience in the legal field. Make sure to check the specific eligibility requirements and deadlines on the university's official website.

It is possible to pursue an M.Sc. in Food and Nutrition after completing a B.Sc. in Agriculture (Hons). However, you must check the specific eligibility criteria of the universities you're interested in, as some may require a background in home science, food science, or related fields. Generally, universities accept students with a B.Sc. in Agriculture, provided they have studied relevant subjects in their undergraduate program. Be sure to verify with the specific institution for any prerequisites or additional qualifications.

The GITAM School of Law in Visakhapatnam offers a one-year full-time LL.M. programme in Corporate and Commercial Law. While the exact intake capacity for this programme isn't specified in the available information, the institution maintains a student-to-faculty ratio of 1:10, with over 40 teaching staff, including more than 18 faculty members holding PhDs.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the number of seats available, I recommend contacting the admissions office directly.

The total tuition fee of the programme at Crescent School of Law for LLM is approximately INR 2.00 lakhs, with approximately one -time entry fee of about INR 20,000. The fee falls within the average limit for LLM courses in India - which usually runs between INR 1 to 5 Lacs - by making it competitively instead of being very expensive. While private institutions usually charge more fees than government laws schools, Crescent School of Law offers a good price for quality education.

The BA LLB (Honors) programme at Crescent School of Law offers a total of 60 seats. This five-year integrated course has been extended, designed to provide a balanced legal education while maintaining an optimal student-to-concert ratio for extended learning results. The seat allocation is structured to promote a competent yet a competent environment, ensuring that each student concentrated receives academic guidance. This limited intake also shows the commitment of the institution for more quality than quantity in legal training.

Jobs after doing LLB from School of Law and Legal Affairs NIU are legal advisors, corporate lawyer, government services, judiciary, legal analyst, advocate, legal researcher, company secretary, cyber lawyer, legal writing, lecturer, legal journalist, legal outsourcing, business law and many more. 

Course wise placement at School of Law and Legal Affairs is good enough as 70% of placements are held in law. Law course have high opportunity for students. 

BA LLB placements at NIU are decent but not very high. The university provides placement support, and students get opportunities through campus drives. However, law placements can be challenging, and many students may need to seek internships or jobs on their own.