Delhi Metropolitan Education BBA+LLB : Fees, Courses, Eligibility & Admission 2024

Overall: With all Professors being alumnus of NLUs or ILI, the quality of teaching at DME matches the best among Law colleges in the Country. Teaching Law subjects needs going into sections, sub-sections and sub-sub sections. Our teachers have mastered this art of taking us into details of the Indian Laws.

Infrastructure: DME’s campus building is magnificent. My parents were amazed by its Greco-Roman architecture, the first time they visited the college. It seemed something out of a Greek mythological story. College has a highly complex and magnificent studio for mass media Students with class 1 level equipments . My favorite place in the campus is the picturesque amphitheater we have. All major fests, plays and events happen there. It is a great place to catch some winter sun.The amenities at DME are quite luxurious. We have well-ventilated classrooms with projectors, and ACs, washrooms on each floor, drinking water, and canteen. However, I feel they should allow the students to use the lifts more. I love the discussions I have with my friends over the canteen wali maggi and chai.

Faculty: Examples from Bollywood used by Dr. Bhavish Gupta, while teaching sections of the Indian Contract Act,1872 made me comfortable in a tough subject. I like the way Raveena mam teaches Law of Torts. She relates the concepts and case laws to real life situations, making the subject really relatable and interesting.Smita ma’am has a first-hand knowledge of democratic systems of Indonesia and Poland. Her lectures on democracy give me a new perspective every time I read something in the news on politics

Overall: Justice bhanwar Singh and his anecdotes from his tenure @Allahbad High court are awe-inspiring and very motivating. Also I'm a big fan of Sudhir Sir's Explaination. The way he gives the reviews and covers each topic. One of the best faculty members.

Overall: I am third year student pursuing BBA-LLB. The faculty is very good and helpful. Time-to-time many workshops and seminars are help which are so informative. The environment at DME is so adaptive and friendly.

Overall: DME’s campus building is magnificent. My parents were amazed by its Greco-Roman architecture, the first time they visited the college. It seemed something out of a Greek mythological story. The classes are very interesting. Even though the academic syllabus may be stagnant, all the recent developments in society and law are talked about by the teachers in the class. With all Professors being an alumnus of NLUs or ILI, the quality of teaching at DME matches the best among Law colleges in the Country. Teaching Law subjects needs to go into sections, sub-sections and sub-sub sections. Our teachers have mastered this art of taking us into detail about the Indian Laws. Examples from Bollywood used by Dr. Bhavish Gupta, while teaching sections of the Indian Contract Act,1872 made me comfortable in a tough subject. 5. Justice Bhanwar Singh and his anecdotes from his tenure at the Allahabad High Court are awe-inspiring and very motivating. His classes are truly about the other side of the law, that transcend beyond the basics of an academic curriculum. I believe that a lawyer should be able to argue and debate well. Abhivyakti, the literary and debating society at DME with its events like Shaam-e-Kalam, workshops and, competitions on the art of debating, gives me a platform to perform, learn and hone my skills in the same. Cybertron, the annual event of the Cyber Cell imparts knowledge on cyber laws in a competitive and fun manner. I look forward to it every year. I am happy that DME focuses on our overall development. Besides law, the cultural society takes care of all things fun. The fests like Anugoonj and Aloha help us show our extra-curricular talents that go beyond the law. They are the social highlights of the year. Regular conferences, seminars and guest lectures keep happening at DME. I feel I learn something new every day. The most fun I have is with friends at the large cafeteria. The food is so good and cheap too. The white sauce pasta is a must-try! I love the discussions I have with my friends over the canteen wali Maggi and chai. My favourite place on the campus is the picturesque amphitheatre we have. All major fests, plays and events happen there. It is a great place to catch some winter sun. There is a friendly environment among seniors and juniors. In my first year, when I was worried about interacting with my seniors, they made me feel quite welcome. Therefore, DME gives me a positive vibe to adjust in.

Infrastructure: DME’s campus building is magnificent. My parents were amazed by its Greco-Roman architecture, the first time they visited the college. It seemed something out of a Greek mythological story. The library provides us access to online databases of Manupatra, Hein-online, SCC online etc. The remote access to this online library is of tremendous help to me as I can access it from anywhere in the country and research for my moot courts or write my research papers. The most fun I have is with friends at the large cafeteria. The food is so good and cheap too. The white sauce pasta is a must-try! My favourite place on the campus is the picturesque amphitheatre we have. All major fests, plays and events happen there. It is a great place to catch some winter sun. The amenities at DME are quite luxurious. We have well-ventilated classrooms with projectors, and ACs, washrooms on each floor, drinking water, and a canteen. However, I feel they should allow the students to use the lifts more.

Faculty: The faculties at DME are very good and efficient. They are open to discussions and take our opinions into consideration relating to academics. With all Professors being an alumnus of NLUs or ILI, the quality of teaching at DME matches the best among Law colleges in the Country. Teaching Law subjects needs to go into sections, sub-sections and sub-sub sections. Our teachers have mastered this art of taking us into detail about the Indian Laws. I like the way Raveena mam teaches Law of Torts. She relates the concepts and case laws to real-life situations, making the subject really relatable and interesting. I am a fan of Sudhir sir’s eloquence and teaching. I feel lucky and inspired to be taught by such a renowned author and columnist at Rediff.com. CA Anupama Sharma ma’am’s lectures on Financial Management are much more than the mere theoretical knowledge of the books. Her practical experience is helping us hone our skills for our careers after graduation.