Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology BA+LLB Fees Structure 2024 & Admission Process, New Delhi

The college provides enough resources to the students that cater to their academic needs. The admission is done through CUET or CLAT, which can be done directly with the college or through the university enrolment procedure which takes place on their website. Students need to qualify these entrance exams to get through the admission process. The motive for enrolling is to ensure a fulfilling five year journey and that throughout the degree, we get to learn something new and engaging. The structure of curriculum encourages extracurricular activities in order to imbibe a sense of practicality in students and make them ready for the outside world.Read Full Review

I graduated from FIMT in BA LLB (Hons.). Earlier the admission for law courses was done through CET IPU but from 2019-20 academic year GGSIPU started admission based on the CLAT exam. The eligibility criteria for BA LLB and BBA LLB (5 years program) is that the student must have obtained 50% in the 12th board exams from a recognized central or state board education and the student must have appeared for the CLAT exam. The reason for joining law is to explore the working of the legal system. Law is a dynamic field and a law degree equips many fields like you can be a lawyer, a judge, an associate in a law firm, a legal in-house counsel in a company, politician, journalist, legal manager in a bank, Legal Advisor, NGOs, Judge Advocate General (JAG) and you also can appear for Central and state exams. The combination of Company Secretary and a law degree is a great combination for people opting to enter the corporate sector.

Law as a profession helps in developing skills like drafting, researching, presentation, critical thinking, and communication. Law is a field that requires skills, hard work, and patience. The college and the law committee organize Moot Court Competitions and Client Counseling Competitions to sharpen the communication and advocacy skills of the students. The subjects and the syllabus of the course are decent and not up to the mark than today’s legal industry requires a law graduate. The syllabus may not cater to the needs of the corporate sector as there are very few corporate law subjects. It turns into somewhat hard for students to find jobs in great corporate firms or organizations. So to fill that gap students have to invest money in external courses in their interested field.Read Full Review