Department of Law Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Rohtak

Placements: The percentage of students who got placed from our batch of LL.M course is very less as none of the organisations visited here to offer placement opportunities for the law department. Students who have been hired from other streams got a good salary package, but unfortunately, from LL.M course, none of the students got a good package. However, a few of us got an opportunity to do an internship in reputed corporate companies and firms, which enhance our skills and improve our knowledge.

Placements: Almost 70% of the students get placements in the government field, which is good for their career. Many other courses are offered in this college. It is the top university in Haryana, and many government lawyers have passed out from this college with good internships and placements.

Placements: About 75% of the students got good internships in reputed judicial offices with highly skilled lawyers. They got good skills to get trained and create their skills in their field in an effective manner.

Placements: A number of students joined as judge, assistant professors and law officers. This college is one of the best law faculty in Haryana and the first university which started LLB 5 year course in India. But no law firm hires students through campus placements, and students get placements in government departments through different competitive exams.

Placements: Not really good placement. Just about 1-2% students placed in law firms all of them at average salaries. The college didn't provide any internships students have to find themselves. As of law - No Mootcourts or sessions conducted. The college didn't positively conduct anything just a couple of them seen by me during my period here. However there is a placement cell but the staff is really rude and not cooperative.

Placements: Placements were not provided but teachers were Highly supportive, offering extensive guidance and resources . Their industry insights and personalized mentorship help istudents secure opportunities through networking and self initiatives, ensuring career growth.

Placements: There are almost 80 students in my batch. I think that the placement percentage in my course is very low; it is about 5 to 10 percent. This course is visited by a very small number of companies. Internship status is a little bit better than that of placement.

Placements: Many students prefer advocacy and judiciary. Some of them get qualified for judicial exams. Students learn some advocacy skills and many other things about life.

Placements: There are not many placement opportunities provided by the college, and so it gets hard for us to face the practical world. The college doesn't take any initiative to provide placements but asks us to do all the work and create opportunities. We get only a few opportunities from this college.