Allahabad University Law Faculty Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: This is one of the major drawbacks of the Allahabad University Faculty of Law: it has no placement cell. The university is focused on the judiciary and litigation and the corporate sector is not encouraged here. As there is no concept of placement, we do not have an internship cell as well. You have to find your own through connections.

Placements: 100% placements are offered. The highest package is INR 20 lacs. The lowest is INR 10 lacs. The average package is INR 6 lacs. The top recruiting companies are Tata, Jio, and other industries. 60 to 70% of students got internships at Jio, Reliance, and other top companies like Aditya Birla and Tata Industries. The top roles offered are legal advisor and claims head.

Placements: There are no good placements, but if students want to join law firms or corporate companies, then they can get it on their own. The highest salary package offered is around 12 LPA, the lowest salary package offered is 4 LPA, and the average salary package offered is 7 LPA. In our college, students are more into the preparation of exams like the judiciary and civil services.

Placements: Many students do internships. If your marks are good, then college will provide you with many opportunities for placements. Generally, students go for judiciary exam preparation, and some students go for litigation. Here you can go for practice also at the high court of Allahabad.

Placements: During our tenure, there were no placements. There was a placement cell for placements purpose, but it did not work as our university authority did not show interest. Mainly students take admission in this college to prepare for the judiciary.

Placements: No active placement cell and rarely any law firms recruit from here. But a good place for PCSJ and other judiciary and administrative exams. Would recommend if you aren't interested in corporate jobs and would surely recommend if you are up for government jobs but don't come with high corporate hopes.

Placements: Our college does not provide placements. Students have to work on their own placements. Mostly students opt for PCS J exam. If you want to go to the corporate world, then try to get admission in NLU or Symbiosis. If you want to write a government examination, then choose this university.

Placements: There are no placements. However the alumni network is strong so, the students connected with each other as well as with the seniors for internships and jobs. The professors are also helpful. There are also moot court competitions as well as intercollegiate competitions to prepare well for a professional career. The rigorous syllabus helps in understanding the law well.

Placements: Placements in our college are above average. The highest salary package offered was 9 LPA. The average salary package offered was 4 LPA. The CRPC team of our college provides enough opportunities for internships. Companies from different domains visit this college for placements and almost every student gets placed.

Placements: The course began in 2005, and initially, the college had no placement wing. The wing was initiated, but currently, it isn't functional. Our college has no facilities for the arrangement of internships. You have to manage the internships by yourself with your contacts and references. Some of the options for internships are district and session courts, Allahabad (which is 1.5 km away), High Court of Judicature at Allahabad (4kms), UP State Legal Services Authority (in front of High Court), Human R...

Placements: Aishwarya the placements are concerned Allahabad University is not that great although the teachers who teach here very capable but there are many more factors which affect the overall administration of University there is a lot of politics which effects the environment and the people who work I'm not that much devoted towards measures to create more healthy environment.

Placements: Firstly, I want to say that there is no placement cell in Allahabad University faculty of law. When earlier when there was a placement cell, and companies used to come here for giving Jobs, but around 80 to 85% of the students were determined to get government jobs like P.C.S.J, APO, APP, etc. As I earlier said most of the students are determined to get government jobs, so very few students appeared in the interviews for placements, but most of the students who appeared in the interview are plac...

Placements: The placement strategy is zero here. As the university and the faculty take zero interest in the field of the campus placement, it is the students who have to suffer from this. The enrolled person has to search for a job for himself on his own and that way the students here get less exposure than the students of NLUs and other Universities.

Placements: Allahabad university is a great university if you deem to pursue your law career from here but if you're talking about placements, packages and all then sorry to open it you, you're going to be completely disappoint as it is a central university it should provide those hi-fi placements like nlu and all but it's completely opposite over here for that I'll suggest you to clear CLAT or get enrolled in big private colleges and pay monstrous amount of feels but if you're interested in getting into li...

Placements: Our college did not provide placements. Education was good. If you wanted to take PCSJ, it was the best college for preparation. The Kocathas had many coaching institutes for the study of the judiciary, and the most important was that there was a high court in Allahabad for practice.

Placements: It is all about how nicely you feel for yourself. Allahabad University is like jungle, where you learn that to survive you have to fight. Nothing is given on a plate to you. Run after lawyers, sit for exams, create your own resumes, apply to firms on your own. All on your own. And you learn the greatest skill ever. To survive any adversity. So. Yes. So far so good.

Placements: The scope fot placement in corporate sector was very low. You needed to build your own contacts for getting internships in top law firms. But the faculty was good. Overall satisfied with my experience. But, co curricular activities were not promoted. But, with time we started organizing moot courts and muns to evolve the overall personality of students.