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. 

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.

One of my friends was a student of Lloyd Law College and he didn’t have a good experience at the institute. 

• The institute does not treat its faculty members properly. The institute makes faculties work even on Sundays. 
• The major pitfall the students saw was the class timings. Earlier, the timings were stretched from 9.15 A.M to about 5 P.M, but only recently, the timings were shifted to 8.30 A.M to 5.30 P.M. 
• The institute mandates faculty members to perform various clerical works so as to avoid recruiting real clerks. 
• The HOD of BA LLB is a history professor and not law. Oftentimes, he was witnessed imposing unjust ultimatums on students.

So, if you have other options go for it, don’t join Lloyd Law College. 

I have had friends from both institutes, and based on the conversations I had with them, I will suggest you join Lloyd Law College. It is because Lloyd Law College is affiliated with CCS University, Meerut, while Galgotia University is a private university,

However, since Galgotia University is a private university, the amenities it provides are better than Lloyd Law College. Galgotia also has a higher course fee. 

You can reach out to students who are currently part of either institute to get a better idea about the institutes.