Remarks
I applied to NLU through CLAT but didn't attend as I wanted to stay in Delhi so I got enrolled in Amity Law School, Noida. I did not avail any quota for admission. To pursue law after school, one will be eligible if he has scored a minimum of 50% on the boards and has cleared the entrance exams. The admission process in Amity Law School was easy, the person being eligible could apply for the program and had to clear the interview rounds and a basic test.
Course Curriculum Overview
I chose BA LLB(H) and the faculty-student ratio was 1:60. There were qualified and experienced faculty as few were graduated from NLU and some had gained experience by teaching in the Faculty of Law. There used to be internals and externals. It was mediocre to pass an exam but difficult to excel one.
Fees and Financial Aid
The fees hike was nearly 10%-15%. There were scholarships in the university to which the students could avail and the category for the same was 30%, 50%, and 100% but the placement was promised which the university failed to fulfill.
Campus Life
Only the law students had a separate library in their building but for other courses, there was a single humongous library with other facilities too. The classrooms were spacious enough to settle 70 students. There were debating clubs, moot clubs, research and writing clubs, etc.
Interview Experience
One had to clear the basic test which was about English, General Knowledge, and few logical reasoning. The topics for GD were current affairs and few legal topics but for the PI, one could be asked from the basics of 11th and 12th.





















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