Delhi Institute of Rural Development, Holambi Khurd Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Narela

Placements: Placements depend on your hard work and personal development which you get in the 5 years of the course. About 65% of marks are required to attend placements. Wipro, Khaitan & Co and many other companies visit here for placements. Many students are appointed as a legal adviser in MNCs.

Placements: There are a total of 69 students in our college who pursue a B.A. LL.B course. The highest salary package offered ranges from 5-10 LPA. The average salary package offered ranges from 1-2.5 LPA. The lowest salary package offered ranges from Rs. 50,000 to 1 lac per annum. You can join a firm or work on your own, or you can also work as a legal advisory for many companies. Almost 80% of students from our course get an internship. I heard that one of my seniors was appointed in the Indian Navy.

Placements: 1. 60 percent of students are placed in Law firms in 2019. 2. The highest Salary Offered = Rs. 25000. the lowest Salary Offered = RS. 15000. Average salary Offered = RS. 20000. 3. Top Recruiting Companies are = Luthra & Luthra, Khaitan & Company, Vanish Associates, Jindal Associated etc. 4. Top Roles Offered = Legal Assistant, Assistant Public Prosecutor, Notary, Legal Writer, Legal Management Trainee etc. 5. The highest salary package offered = Rs 300000. the lowest Salary package offered...

Placements: Most of the students choose litigation. So, income fluctuates. Most of the students starts internships in second year only so that they can learn the process of court quickly. And after becoming lawyer they can start earning quickly. College helps you in finding internships. They give time for internships in summer vacations.

Placements: No placement as such as it is a law school the students have to make it their self. Hardly few companies come here but you will get better one in open placement or while doing internships. In my batch we guys usually get while doing internship but college is supportive in these matters.

Placements: I am pursuing law, and placements for the law course are not considerable. If one wants to go into litigation, then they have to find a lawyer under whom they can do internships. After completion of the course, they will be given the role of a junior associate. Placements can be considered if one wants to go to the corporate sector. But, placements are not considered in this college as there are no placements. So if you want to join this college considering placement factor, then my suggestion w...

Placements: Students from our college are placed in well-known legal organisations. We have students from our college joining judicial services. Instead of joining the corporate sector, most of the students find it better to join litigation and start their own practice.

Placements: Placements in our college are negligible. A very few law firms visit the college for final placements. Generally, they visit to provide internships to the students from the second year onwards. If you want to get into the corporate sector, then you have to find a job on your own.

Placements: Campus internships and placements are not offered to the students of DIRD. In the 3rd year of our programme, we have to complete the internship from outside source. DIRD college established a full-fledged training or practice cell which periodically liaises with corporate world to explore the possibility of placements and training of the students.

Placements: Placements depend on your hard work and personal development which you get in the 5 years of the course. About 65% of marks are required to attend placements. Wipro, Khaitan & Co and many other companies visit here for placements. Many students are appointed as a legal adviser in MNCs.

Placements: Around 98% of seats were occupied in the 2013 batch. Now, as I am done with the course, I am offered a salary is 1 lac per month, that is the highest salary. The lowest offered is Rs. 30,000 per month, and the average salary is Rs. 40,000 per month. You can easily start your own work. Almost 100% of placements were achieved.

Placements: Most of the students got placed in firms. The firms conduct interviews for students, and a proper procedure is held to select the candidates capable of reaching the target to achieve maximum goods for their firms. I'm in the 4th year, and I have to wait until I come in the 5th year for my placement.

Placements: There are no placements in our college, and everyone goes for litigation or applying for Judiciary. There is no placement for students. The lowest stipend is offered during an internship. There is no placement cell, and faculty members never help students for internships.

Placements: Placement is very common for any new litigant to work under senior council but in this most competitive profession, making name in the crowd is very difficult. It takes time as well as skills and knowledge of law. Everyone wants to make his/her name but only a few people are able to do so.