Admission to the university is merit-based, involving a counseling process and a short interview, with applicants notified of their status about two weeks after application. The faculty consists of four professors, resulting in a high faculty-to-student ratio of approximately 50:1, which helps in providing personalized attention. Despite their qualifications and willingness to mentor students, the number of faculty is insufficient for the five undergraduate, two postgraduate, and PhD programs offered.
The annual fee is around Rs. 60,000, payable semi-annually, which is relatively low compared to National Law Universities but still considered high given the inadequate facilities and education quality. The university lacks an effective placement program, reporting no successful placements and requiring students to independently secure internships. However, it offers unpaid internships with NGOs and law firms to help develop practical legal skills. Students have interned at organizations like Swatantrata Talim NGO and D.
S. Chaubey and Associates. The college facilitates learning through webinars, seminars, and moot court activities but offers no internal scholarships or loans. However, the UP government scholarship is available, although some students face challenges due to enrollment number discrepancies. The university's fee structure is about Rs. 29,000 per semester, with slight variations, and some courses have fees as low as Rs. 5,600 per year, making it more affordable than other institutions. Additionally, it runs rehabilitation programs at low costs for students with physical or visual impairments.
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