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CNLU Patna Vs. RGNUL Patiala Vs. Symbiosis Noida Vs. UPES Dehradun

AnonymousLLB 7 Jul 2011, 07:43

Help…

plz tell me the pros and cons of each and also out of these which would be the best choice?

Thanks

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AnonymousLLB 22 Jul 2011, 20:16

UPES Law College a Black Spot

To all Law Aspirant

Bycott This College if u want to make ur carrier

Dear Students

i will advice you all one thing, i am a fourth year student from UPES college and discovered that it was my major mistake that i got my admission in this cheap college i had more bad words to say but i cant say because the site does not allow the obsence words to be written so i am writing in the professional language ….never ever go for this college as this will definitely screw your career…no placement… bad infrastucture (compared to NLUs and Amity

)….no faculty….no quality of crowd…nothing….Dean and Director keep on changing, management never manages anything….you will b fined for nothing for next 5 years this i how college is making extra money, most of the faculty dont know about there subject itself…what is the sence to teach a subject if he doesnot have any knowledgeof his own subject.

Placement percentage is about 10% because college has never takes any efforts to make there own students get placed…Now i am working with a law frim since past 2 months but i worked too hard cuz i come from ds college to find anintern 4 myslef…there was no efforts from this college…..so its better to look for some big colleges…not for such a college who him self writes…”WE are ONE of THE FAMOUS COLLEGES IN INDIA” no one know UPES, Dehradun even today in India.

Mark this college as a BLACK SPOT in your mind…be serious for your carrer.

AnonymousLLB 5 Apr 2012, 17:49

RGNUL without a doubt. I’d consider it outside of the league of the other colleges that have been mentioned here. The reasons would be:

1. Improved infrastructure (in fact, amazing infrastructure)

2. Brilliant VC (Quite sought-after, that man)

3. Their recent placements (Apparently Amarchand has recruited from RGNUL this year)

4. Decent faculty/library

5. Good moot performances

We went there this time to take part in a moot organized by them which was conducted superbly. These chaps seem to have a bright future.

AnonymousLLB 6 Apr 2012, 05:30

battaaooo… :evil:

AnonymousLLB 6 Dec 2012, 09:26

Definitely CNLU! All these colleges have bad placement prospects. However, CNLU as a college is growing at a rapid pace and so is the city Patna in the regime of Nitish Kumar.