Law

Hi,
For purpose of 3 year law courses, usually there are options to pursue them from Traditional State universities, wherein a direct admission is granted based on minimum percentage requirements is SSC. Also, there are universities like Delhi universities wherein an entrance test is to be taken by the applicant and based on ranks admissions are granted. Also there are universities like Symbiosis, ILS Pune, GGBIP, Punjab University, etc. Wherein again by entrance test you can get admission in 3 year law courses. Also the entrance exam is based on general knowledge of Maths, logical reasoning, basic law, General studies and general English.

Hey,
Well, GNLU is considered amongst the top 5 NLUs in India and thus has high standard when it comes to academics with the best set of faculties who are distinctly known in their fields of specialization and quite a liberal academics, when it comes to assignments for those who don't want much of them.
You get to study all the important laws as core papers and optional papers and seminar papers throughout your five years here. Also, when it comes to your stream selection, you have all the possible options which not every NLU has to offer as you get arts, commerce, management, science and tech and social work even. Also, the class hours are quite suitable and less exhausting with well-furnished air conditioned classrooms. So, you could definitely mark it a 10/10 when it comes to an overall study structure.
Also, when it comes to faculty, you have well experienced set of teachers. Most of them have either completed their PHD or pursuing. Also, each of them is UGCNET qualified.
Also, you have more than 3 teachers for every subject to get different perspectives on one single subject. However, each of them is capable enough to guide you on every subject.
The placements are good. All Tier 1 ,2,3 and Boutique firms and corporate firms recruit students .The average recruitment percentage lies between 75-80% students placed in a batch.
Also, special recruitments are made by firms looking for BBA LLB graduates such as Krishnomics legal etc.
Also, the faculty for BBA LLB also indulge the MBA courses in the university, thus they are much to cater you.

Large law firms in India, the likes of Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, AZB, Jyoti Sagar Associates (JSA), Trilegal, Khaitan and Company, Luthra and Luthra pay in excess of Rs. 1 Lacs per month to freshers. Banks like the ICICI bank too pay nearly the same. Mid-tier law firms like Desai and Diwanji, Nishith Desai Associates (NDA), Wadia Handy and Co. , Kochhar and Co. , Bharucha Partners etc. Pay anywhere from Rs. 40,000/month to Rs. 80,000/month. However, there are not more than 300-500 such jobs available in India in any given point. These mostly go to students of top law schools. If you try your hand at litigation, you'll be making around Rs. 15,000 (average) per month for starters, if you are practicing under a senior lawyer in Delhi. The average salary an LPO job would give you is around Rs. 15,000 (average) per month too. The highest paying LPO, Pangea3, pays Rs. 40,000/month (approximately). To graduates of top law schools. Please do not be misled by what to pink papers (Economic Times, Business Standard and others) shout at the top of their voices. The 12 L+ annual salaries they quote is reserved for the biggest law firms. And as we said before, there are not more than 300 such jobs.