Hello Muskan, 

Delhi is best for doing LL.B. Course. The Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, New Delhi has been ranked 3rd among the top Law Colleges in India. The Law Faculty is said to be one of the largest law schools in India. It was established as part of the Delhi University under the Faculty of Law.

Admission Process:

Structure of LL.B. Entrance Exam - The Entrance Test Paper will have 175 Objective Type Questions with Multiple Choice Answers. Each question carries 4 marks and wrong answer deducts 1 marks. Generally cut off varies between 300-450 for all the three centers.

Structure of LL.M. Entrance Exam - The Test paper will consist of 175 Objective Type Questions with Multiple Choice Answers in the following areas ; Constitutional Law of India, Jurisprudence, Law of Contracts (General Principles), Law of Torts, Criminal Law, Family Law of Marriage & Divorce and Public International Law (Law of Peace).

Placements : The Faculty Placement Council got excellent response since its inception are  from the big corporate houses and multinational companies, leading law firms, LPOs, KPOs, NGOs and international publishers. The students got the opportunity as interns at the National Human Rights Commission, National Commission for Women, Supreme Court and High Court of Delhi, Central Information Commission, Oil and Natural Gas Commission.

Facilities :

Library : It is one of the best law libraries in the country.

Moot Court : Every year students of Faculty of law participate in different moot courts competitions in different law schools and it also conduct national and international level moot courts in its own campus.

Nothing can be better than this, Enhance your future!

Hope this helps!!

Good Luck :)

Hey Muskan.

If you're choosing between two colleges for pursuing a law course, firstly you need to consider the ranking, performance, faculty and placements of both the colleges individually. You should go for the one which is better ranked. But if there is not much difference between the two, then you should go for Delhi. As the exposure and practical experience is of a much wider scope in Delhi. Delhi has various district courts, and also has the High court as well as the Supreme court. Other than that there are various law firms in Delhi. Most of the top tier law firms have an office in Delhi too. So Delhi does have a very big locational edge over Indore. So you'd be able to intern in a better way here. Rest it would also depend on the individual performance of each college

Best of luck