Alliance School of Law Alliance University Anekal Bangalore Answered Questions

Alliance University is a very popular college to pursue law. It has an entrance exam of its own known as ACLAT. The Alliance School of Law provides students with all the necessary equipment and facilities required by them to develop knowledge and skills. Now coming to the placement part, the school as a very active Internship and Placement Cell. This cell is engaged in building relationships with legal professionals across the various sector. Since, the college is new, very little is known about the placement. Even the first batch has not graduated. So, nothing concrete can be said about the placements. But seeing the popularity and facilities provided to students, it can be said that the students would have ample opportunities on campus recruitments. Lastly, it also depends a lot on the students as to what has been their academic and extra curricular record. Hope this helps.

Hi, Both the colleges you mentioned are indeed, some of the good colleges of Bangalore. However, Alliance University is still considered one of the best colleges in South India. It is known for its brilliant faculty, excellent facilities and they undoubtedly have a very good track record of placements. So, I would definitely suggest Alliance University. Good luck.

Hi,
Bharati Vidyapeeth New Law College comes under top colleges in India. You can also compare the colleges now on shiksha platform.
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I would suggest you to choose Amity University among all for BBA, as the three years are divided into six semesters. During the initial semesters, we create a foundation that provides an in-depth knowledge in all important management streams. By the beginning of the third year, students are ready to take specialised courses head on. Depending upon their interest and calibre, our students chose any one area of specialisation. It offers specialisations in Finance, Marketing, IT, HR and Law. Within each stream also, students can choose any two subjects out of three. ASB is amongst one of its kind to offer specialisation at UG level.

Hi Alqa,
For LLM programme -
Candidates holding three-year LLB degree or a five-year integrated LLB degree as recognized by Bar Council of India (BCI) with a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate SC/ ST category candidates need to have 40% marks in the bachelor degree qualifying examination. Candidates appearing in the final year of the qualifying degree examination are also eligible to apply.
Once you've given the exam, a merit list will be prepared and if your name is listed, you'll be called for counselling.