Which is better for doing BA LLB, Allahabad university or Calcutta university??

Calcutta University

It depends upon what other choices you have and what you want!

1. You aim corporate sector- No. No company visits here. Placement cell is a utopian dream at Faculty of Law.
2. You aim litigation- Yes. You will have ample time to nurture your skills. The Allahabad High Court and lower court will teach you the basics and make you pro.
3. Internships- Not many in Allahabad. However, you can always manage some of them under Judges, lawyers, HRLN and Mediation Centre.
4. You aim Judicial Services- You are most welcome. This is the right place for you. You can always manage your preparation since attendance is not strictly imposed, plus, teachers are easy-going. However, I won't recommend any coaching here!
5. Willing to enter student politics-Come dear! Allahabad University is the perfect place to learn all the bad things about politics. Here, you can learn Vote-Bank politics, hooliganism, vandalism and all sort of things necessary for being a good politician! *Sarcasm intended*
6. If you have to chose AU over any NLU or UILS, Punjab or UPES- Don't! You will regret it later.
7. If you think you will get great teachers here- No, you won't! We have lost the legacy!
8. Great Infrastructure- Five Year Law Course has awesome Classrooms. Rest everything is better, if avoided!
9. Library- Pathetic!
10. Cost-effective- Yes! It's meagre if you do a 3-Year course. Even FYL Course is inexpensive when compared to those of NLUs. Besides, fooding and lodging in Allahabad doesn't ask much.
11. Want Degree only- Yes, wouldn't cost you much of efforts here!

In case, you aren't aware, there are two undergraduate programmes run here: 3 Year LLB Course and Five Year Integrated Law Course. You have to make a decision.

In case of any further query, you can always message me

Allahbad university

Well its an old University, so if you are considering heritage and reputation you needn't worry.

But please be aware that CU grading system is stuff from nightmare. Its very difficult to score 60% and above for average folks out there. If you are a brilliant student - then its ok, but if you aint I suggest you steer clear of CU.

If God forbid you don't get a first class - 60% then if you have further plans like MBA, JD, LLM etc it wi