Law

As such there is not any official information is available regarding the placements of the last year in Maharshi Dayanand University Centre for Professional and Allied Studies. But according to the demand in recent times we can say that students of Maharshi Dayanand University Centre for Professional and Allied Studies has a better placement record in the course of LL.M in multimedia than in the course of LL.M  in television. If we talk about the course of LL.M in this university then around 60 seats in total are available but in two phases, 30 seats are available in phase 1 and 30 seats are available in phase 2. And to get admission in the course of LL.M of this university, student must have gotten 50% of aggregate marks in his or her class 12th and 50% of aggregate marks in his or her Graduation in LL.B. According to the reviews from the students, the highest package was around 6 to 7 Lacs Indian rupees per annum and the lowest package was around 3 to 4 Lacs Indian rupees per annum for the students in this university. 

At Maharshi Dayanand University Centre for Professional and Allied Studies (MDU CPAS) the seat intake for LL.M  is based on the two shifts eg. shift 1 and shift 2. 30 seats for the students in LL.M  course are available or offered in shift 1 in this university and 30 seats for students are available in shift 2 for LLM course in this university in Gurugram. So we can say that overall 60 seats are available for LL.M course in this University (MDU CPAS). If we talk about the criterion for getting admission in this course LL.M then you can get direct admission to this course by just filling out the application form and on getting selected in the merit list. But also students have to qualify the one given criterion by the university which is student must have scored 50% marks in his or her class 12th and 50% marks in his or her undergraduate course LL.B. Also you got admission in this course in two shifts i.e. shift 1 and shift 2, both having 30- 30 seats available for LLM in Maharshi Dayanand University Centre for Professional and Allied Studies in Gurugram.

Both Kirit P. Mehta School of Law and Amity University Mumbai offer BA LLB (Hons) programs. Students can compare the two institutions based on factors such as fees, placements, cut-offs, eligibility, and infrastructure to make an informed decision.

KPMSOL is a reputable institution that aims to provide quality legal education approved by the BCI. The school offers a well-rounded curriculum, experienced faculty, and various facilities such as a well-stocked library, moot court, seminar, and medical facilities. The institute also emphasizes curricular and extra-curricular activities to refine students' competency. Additionally, the school has a record of placements with prominent organizations such as Veritas Legal, ALMT Legal, Advani & Co., Indian Oil, and Deloitte. The admission criteria are merit-based, and the institute accepts entrance exams such as CLAT and LSAT.

On the other hand, Amity University Mumbai is a private university. It has a well-established infrastructure, experienced faculty, and a record of placements with prominent organizations. The admission criteria are merit-based, and the university accepts entrance exams such as CLAT, LSAT, and AILET.