The admission process was on the basis of the marks scored in CLAT and then there was a personal interview for around 20 mins in which various questions were asked like why law intrigues me and what public figure I admire in the field of law etc. After the PI, I received a confirmation email.

The eligibility of the course is 12th standard or intermediate. We can find the application form on the website of Lloyd law college, and we can avail the benefit of scholarships based on UP. I just applied the application and I got a call for an interview after a few days I got to know that I got selected and passed the interview.

I got a reference for this college from a friend. She told me about the courses this college provides and also about the placement. That's why applied for this college and after submitting the documents I was selected for PI. They're very quick with the selection process and I received a mail for admission the very next day.

CLAT rankers up to 10000 are directly selected. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of CLAT rank, AILET rank, LSAT rank, 12th Class Percentage, and other criteria. Students can also appear for the internal test + personal interview conducted by the college. The application form was sent via email while applying for admission. The application is also available on the site of college.

There are two steps for getting admission: The first step is clearing the entrance exams and the Second step us PI. The combined marks are taken into consideration. The admission is also provided on the basis of CLAT marks and also 12th marks.

The admission process was smooth. It consisted of many entries. There were the following entry modes: Entry through Board exam marks, Entry through CLAT performance, Entry through AILET performance, Entry through LET exam followed by PI. The application form and fees can be found on the official Lloyd website.

They called me for an interview. I gave the interview there and then I got the admission letter. Then, on the basis of the CLAT ranking, I got a scholarship program. I visited the campus and got admission.

No, I didn't take any entrance test because my AIR was 2132 so they gave me a 50% scholarship and direct admission. Earlier I was asked to opt between Lloyd law college and Lloyd school of law but I opted for the prior one.

I applied for the form on the Lloyd law college website and then I was called for an interview. The interview process was very good I was in the COVID batch so my interview was done online mode. Then the confirmation was communicated through the mail with the link for the admission fee payment.

The admission process consisted of the marks scored in CLAT and afterward a small interview. People were also admitted based on their marks in the board exam. Ailet was also another medium by which admissions were taken.