Faculty of Law Faculty Details & Reviews ,Jamia Nagar, Delhi

Faculty: The teachers are qualified but not much helpful except a few. The course is very conventional and lacks practical skill improvement. The semester exams are pretty easy as there are mostly repetitive questions from the previous years. The passing percentage is almost 90%.

Faculty: Teachers here are extremely knowledgeable and qualified with experience, and they teach well. However, the majority of faculty are guest and visiting faculty. Semester exams are lengthy, and one has to study pretty well to score good marks and grades. The pass percentage is almost 90%.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and cooperative, assisting in every phase. The teaching method is unique and impressive. Semester exams are the best way to judge students' academic performance. The pass percentage is 50% marks in each subject. This course is relevant and more inclined toward judiciary and UPSC.

Faculty: Teachers are generally good and talented, except for a few. The course is designed for judiciary practice, but it may not suit those wanting to enter the corporate sector. Semester exams are quite difficult, as the questions asked are both problem-based and theory-based, requiring students to be familiar with providing both types of answers. The pass percentage is 35%.

Faculty: Teachers and teaching quality: The teaching quality at JMI was amazing Curriculum Relevance: The B.A. LL.B. curriculum at JMI aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the legal field, but the industry readiness may depend on factors like practical training and exposure to real-world scenarios. Exam Difficulty and Pass Percentage: The difficulty level of exams at JMI can vary, and the pass percentage depends on factors like students performance and university evaluation criteria.

Faculty: The teachers are cooperative and the teaching style is very unique and good. This course makes the man ready for every field in law. Semester exams are held every 5 to 6 months and the pass percentage is 50%. Paper difficulty is moderate with a chance of getting pass.

Faculty: Every teacher is knowledgeable and qualified and they help us in solving our doubts. This course curriculum is relevant and it makes the students ready for future. Semester exams are difficult. There are questions from 5 units in every subject and the each unit contains 2 questions and we have to answer only 1 question and for each question we got 15 marks.

Faculty: Jamia being a Central University has highly qualified professors. Some of them are prestigious award holders, professors are regularly invited, debates, etc. As already mentioned, the law curriculum is designed in such a way that most of the students get inclined towards the judiciary and other civil services exams. But slowly corporate culture is growing in Jamia.

Faculty: B.A. LL.B. (Hons) is an integrated 5 years course in law. The structure of the syllabus is formulated based on BCI guidelines in a very good manner for the development of law students. Teachers are very helpful and well-qualified. We can ask them any doubts. Faculty of law provides many law courses among them the two famous are B.A. LL.B (Hons.) and LL. M. These courses help students in learning every aspect of law. Once the student passes out from the university, they can easily get many oppo...

Faculty: The teaching quality of the teachers in Jamia is perfectly good. There are skilled and knowledgeable teachers who help students and make their understanding better. They are very helpful to students and try to put their better efforts to build and enhance students abilities. The course curriculum is very good, but it is a little bit outdated. So, it needs to be updated according to the 20th century because law students need to learn new laws.

Faculty: We have many good faculty members. One of my favourite teachers is Dr Asad Malik, who teaches the constitutional law and criminal procedure code subject. There are two-three other good teachers as well. The curriculum is good, and it focuses on the judiciary approach, and it's worth having for the litigation field. But it's not that good to go for the corporate field.

Faculty: The faculty team of law in Jamia Milia Islamia ranked 6th by NIRF. Faculty members are well trained. All the faculty members are PhD holders. Most of the professors are experienced. Various advocates of Supreme Court and High Court are invited to our college to give guest lectures. Prominent professors like Nuzhat Praveen Khan, Roose Verghase and Manjula Batra are part of this college.

Faculty: Faculty of law in Jamia Millia Islamia are highly qualified and are approachable to students at any time. The course curriculum is easy to adjust and does not pressurise the students in any manner. The 5-year course covers laws of every field and helps the students to understand them in a better way.

Faculty: We have a well versed faculty here in jamia. Especially Constitutional-law has probably has the best teacher, who happens to teach Crpc as well. We do have other guest faculty teachers who are equally good. The teaching staff is dedicated but here the students need to work really hard and it is this hard work that makes us more efficient than the other law schools. Go Jamia!

Faculty: The teachers are well-qualified and experienced, apart from that they are extremely friendly and helpful. Most of the faculty is permanent, and there is guest faculty used for subjects when the permanent faculty is not available. There are 35 students in 1 class. The teaching methods are great and are constantly improving. The teachers share past law-related experiences, and the classrooms are not at all boring.