ALC - Asian Law College Noida

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful. They have a lot of experience. They work well with the students. The course is good and prepares us well. The exams are okay at first, but get harder later on. They have a program called CPP where you can meet with teachers one-on-one. It's called Crafting Prodigy Programme, and it builds up your confidence.

Placement: At Asian Law College, we get chances to do internships starting from the 1st year. In the beginning, we work with well-known NGOs. Then, as we move to the 2nd year, we get to intern with political parties and famous law firms like the Aam Aadmi Party. It's a great way to gain real-world experience and learn more about different areas of law.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. They've got two canteens with popular food joints like Bistro, Cafe Coffee Day, and Nescafe. Plus, there are food courts too. The classrooms are nice with digital stuff, charging ports, and AC. They have two regular libraries and a digital one, along with a moot court. And don't forget about the sports facilities they even host sports events. Overall, it's a cool place to be!

Admission: The teachers at Asian Law College really know their stuff. They're helpful and make sure we understand everything. The way they teach is practical and prepares us well for a career in law. The exams are tough but fair, and most students pass with flying colors. The course is top-notch and gets us ready for the real world of law.

Placement: Most LLB students get placed, which is great. The highest package is around 8-10 LPA, the lowest is 3-4 LPA, and the average is 5-6 LPA. Big companies like Amarchand & Mangaldas and Reliance hire students. About 80% of students land internships at places like Luthra & Luthra and KPMG. Popular roles after graduating are legal advisor and associate lawyer.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, nice classrooms, a moot court, and a big law library. The hostel is comfy, and the food in the mess and canteen is pretty good with lots of choices. There's also basic medical help available, and they encourage sports like football, basketball, and indoor games to keep student life fun and balanced.

Admission: The professors here are really knowledgeable and have lots of experience. They teach in different ways, like discussions and real-life examples. We get to do cool stuff like moot court and learn theory too. It's a solid mix of practical and theoretical learning.

Placement: Most students (around 70%) get jobs after graduation. The college helps with internships, building resumes, and improving our personalities. They also organize networking events. Law firms hire students for different areas like litigation and intellectual property.

Campus: I really like the cafeteria on campus. There are a lot of cool things here like Wi-Fi, smart boards, medical services, sports, games, and events. The food is top-notch and the dining hall is nice. Plus, everything else is great, including the elevator. The dining hall offers a variety of tasty food choices too.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They've got at least a master's degree, and some even have their Ph.D. The exams aren't too tough if you put in the work, and the pass rate is around 36%.

Placement: Most students got placed, around 75%. The highest salary was 14 Lacs per year, the lowest was 6 Lacs, and the average was 7 Lacs. Companies like Samsung, Google, and HCL hired students. Everyone got internships, which is great. The top roles were as supreme court advocates.

Campus: The hostel had good Wi-Fi, labs, and other facilities. It was clean and tidy. The food was hygienic, and the hostel warden helped with any medical issues. The food was amazing, just like home-cooked meals!

Admission: The teachers at my college are really knowledgeable and come from good universities. They're super supportive during exams and are always there to answer any questions. Exams are pretty straightforward, but the grading system isn't great. The college is connected with CCSU and grades based on how many pages you fill out, not the quality of your answers. They don't really focus on reading the answers. The passing rate is around 50%.

Placement: I can't say much about placements, but if you want to land a job in a good company, your grades matter. Some students from our college have landed jobs in top companies like RBI, Navjyoti, India Foundation, Godrej Properties, and Economic Times.

Campus: The college has really good facilities. They have air-conditioned classrooms, a library, a moot court, an auditorium, a computer lab, and a canteen. They even put in some lifts recently. And there's a hostel on campus too. Plus, they've got CCTV all over for safety.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing - they know their stuff and all the courses are super useful. The curriculum is well thought out, and the exams are fair. They can be strict, but they're always there to help you out with anything you need. Overall, they're the best!

Placement: I really like how organized everything is here. The class sizes are small, and the teachers are great. ALCs has connections with big companies and NGOs like NIF and Grameen Foundation. Students often get hired by companies like PNJ Hub and B&B Associates for roles like law researcher or professor. It's a great place to learn!

Campus: The school has awesome facilities like elevators, cafes, basketball courts, and mock courtrooms. They're really organized with everything they do, and they even have a conference hall with Wi-Fi, bright classrooms, and a clinic. It's all set up nicely here for students.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. Some are really smart and helpful. They teach in different ways, but most try to make classes interesting and give practical tips. The courses can be different at each college. But they update them often to match what's happening in the industry. Exams can be easy or hard depending on the course and how much you study. Most students pass and show they know their stuff.

Placement: I really like that Asian Law College helps students get good jobs after graduation. They say some students get paid up to 15 Lacs a year! I heard they have connections with law firms, companies, and government offices for internships. If you want to know more about where students intern, you should ask the college or look at their placement records.

Campus: The classrooms in my department have cool stuff like big screens and projectors. We also have labs where we can do hands-on learning. The library is filled with books and we can use the internet too. Wi-Fi works all over the campus. The hostels can be different in quality depending on which one you get. They usually have basic stuff like furnished rooms, places to hang out, laundry, and security all the time. Food in the mess and canteen can be good or okay, but they try to have healthy options for everyone. There's a health center on campus with doctors to help us when we're sick. We have sports fields, gyms, and equipment for all kinds of games. It's fun to stay active. All these things make a big difference in how we learn and enjoy college life.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good overall. Most of them really know their stuff and teach well. But like in any college, there might be a few teachers who aren't as great. In those cases, you might have to study more on your own to really get it.

Placement: I've been at this college for a year now, and I don't know much about how many students get jobs through the placement cell. Seniors suggest using your own connections and not relying too much on the college for placements, because only a small number actually get jobs through the college's help.

Campus: I really like the college's setup. The classrooms are nice and the library has all the stuff we need for our courses. Plus, the cafeteria and the whole building are awesome. It's a cool place to hang out. I don't stay in the hostel, but I know they have one.

Admission: Asian Law College is not just about studying. They also push us to do extracurricular stuff. Like there are mock court competitions that get us ready for the real deal. Plus, we have dance-offs and this thing called "Range Manch" where we can show off our skills on stage. It's really cool how they encourage us to do more than just hit the books.

Placement: The classes have about 40 students, but the teachers make sure everyone is paying attention. Most students (about 85%) end up getting internships from the college. They also check in to see how we're doing and what we've learned.

Campus: The classrooms and facilities here are awesome. Everything they promised in the brochure is true. Even the hostels are great. The food in the mess is clean and made with students' health in mind. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at our college are a mixed bag - some are awesome, while others are just okay. Overall, the teaching is good because all the professors are super qualified. Some may not be great at teaching, but they're all really nice and helpful. We have external exams each semester because we're affiliated with CCSU, Meerut. The internal exams are pretty easy since they're based on past CCSU papers. So, they're not too hard to crack.

Placement: I got to explore placement options but they're kinda limited and pay isn't great. Most students go for law stuff like judiciary or litigation, so not many apply for placements. If you're really good, you might land a job at Khaitan and Khaitan, AZB, Luthra and Luthra. Those are the top companies that come for placements.

Campus: The college has great facilities like a library, auditorium, classrooms, and corridors with AC. The canteen is pretty good too. But the hostel food is just okay. Most of the time, you end up in a triple-sharing room without AC, so the hostels aren't that great to stay in. Overall, the college is good though.