Questions Asked On Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida

Lloyd Law College is becoming better over time. According to my friends at the institute, if you are planning to join the institute go for a BA LLB rather than an LLB alone because the college takes the former more seriously. 

• The institute is trying to perform more diligently than how it usually did in the past few years. It has recently conducted a job fest, where they sought out multiple applications from all over the country. 
• The faculty base of the institute is also quite good. There are also guest lectures from professions with practical experience in the field. 
• The college has been doing really well in both national and international moot courts. In fact, SAARC moots have recently been conducted at Lloyd Law College twice in a particular year. 

It is a good choice to opt for Lloyd Law College as opposed to several other private universities in the NCR region. 

Lloyd law college, according to some of my friends studying there, is a decent institution. Here are some facts about the college I got to know from them.

• The syllabus followed by the institution is comparatively quite old. 
• An approximate would be 10-12 years old and has not been revised since. 
• In the past 5 years, Lloyd has been efficiently developing their facilities and their departments. 
• It is trying to produce the best lawyers in the society in the near future. 
• They provide Bonafide Certificates too through which you could get a loan. 
• It is helpful for the ones who are unable to afford the fees here.

These efforts taken by the college so far are showing positive results. Unlike earlier, many reputed companies are taking part in their placement program, nowadays. These include Amazon, Lead India, Luthra & Luthra, etc. and also IT firms like IBM, Microsoft and Google.

Here is a step-by-step procedure you should follow to reach Lioyd Law College from Yamuna Bank Metro Station. 

• You can board the metro from Yamuna Bank Metro Station to reach Lloyd Law College. 
• Following that, you should get down at the Botanical Garden Metro Station. 
• After you have arrived outside the metro station, you will soon find buses for Greater Noida. 
• Take a bus that goes to Pari Chowk and get down at Galgotia University. Following the same, you can board any auto rickshaw or similar transportation vehicle to reach Lloyd law College. 

Overall, this entire journey from Yamuna Bank might take you around 1 to possibly 1.5 hours to finally reach Lloyd Law College. 

For a law degree, Lloyd Law College is an average college. There are various reasons as to why Lloyd is not treated as a good college-

1. The faculty members are not treated properly and do not pay them below the UGC norms. 
2. NLU teachers were previously teaching here but they have left the college. Their concerns were not looked after properly.
3. You will hardly find any research paper writing or moot activity happening on the campus. 
4. There are no criteria for attendance and anyone can sit for exams. This creates very poor competition among the students.
5. The fee structure does not match with the quality of education and facilities available here at Lloyd Law College. It is not worth it.

It would be a better option if you have a good score in CLAT, then you should opt for NLU.

One of my friends is pursuing Law from Lloyd and according to him Lloyd is an amazing college and the faculty team is also quite knowledgeable.

Here are some of the pros and cons of the institute. 

Pros:

• The college has a beautiful campus with greenery.
• Weekly seminars, national and international level competitions, quizzes, and other activities are regularly held.
• The campus placements are very good. Big companies, firms, and banks recruit students during placement drives. The average CTC offered is around 3 LPA. 

Cons:

• The fee structure is quite rigid.
• The attendance policy is very strict.
• The faculties are changed frequently.

Overall, Lloyd is a good option for pursuing a law degree. 

Lloyd Law College is a good law college in Greater Noida. Its location offers a great advantage. You cannot compare it with an NLU or other private institution like Amity or Symbiosis. The faculty members at the law department are average and there is nothing exceptional about the infrastructure too. 

If anybody in your family is in the law firm at a good post, then it will make a great difference. However, if your goal is judiciary or a government job, then be ready for the struggle. And if you are looking already working and want a degree, then it will definitely boost your CV.

Go for the law degree only if you are deeply interested in this field as the college does not matter, only your hard work will. 

If Llyod Law College is your last choice, you can go for it. Otherwise, try to look for better options. 

Lloyd Law College is affiliated with Chaudhary Charan Singh University. It has been ranked 2nd by the Hansa Research Survey as per the year 2019 in the Week magazine, following Army Institute of Law, Mohali for its best performance. India Today has also recently ranked it 1st for the best salary package, among other private law colleges. 

It is reasonably decent in terms of the annual fee structure, alongside several co-curricular activities relevant in the arena of law. They usually concentrate on improving the drafting, mooting, and debating skills of students. Overall Lloyd Law School is a decent law school. 

Among IMS Law College and Lloyd Law college, it would be better to join IMS. I have friends from both institutes. According to their experience, Lloyd does not offer good career opportunities. The administration is quite strict. The faculty team is also not good. The peer group at the institute is not that cooperative. 

According to the recent placement highlights the average CTC offered at Lloyd Law College is 3 LPA. In IMS Law College the average CTC offered is 3.5 LPA. 

You can reach out to the current students of the institute to know more. 

Lloyd Law College and Amity Law College have a few similarities. Here are some of them. 

• Both of these institutions belong to the Non-NLUs category and neither of them is among the top 10-15 law schools in the country.
• Both are private colleges but since they are in NCR, the students get an edge of better exposure for litigation as well as judicial services preparation over similar colleges.

Here are some facts for comparison.

• In terms of Campus, Amity has hi-tech amenities and definitely stands ahead as they have a vast campus.
• In terms of fee structure, Amity charges much more than Lloyd Law college.
• In terms of the study environment, Lloyd is changing for the better but the affiliation with CSS University is not very helpful. Amity has a mixed environment.
• In terms of faculty, Both are alike. Both colleges share the same kind of professors as both of them are private.

In conclusion, it is important to grab the opportunities wherever you go. Both of these are good, however, Lloyd is getting better with each passing day, and you will get better opportunities there.