Lloyd Law College is a private law college at Plot No. 3, Knowledge Park II, Greater Noida. It began in 2003 under the Satilila Charitable Society, and it has two stamps of approval: Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU), Meerut, is its affiliating university, and the Bar Council of India (BCI) approves it. After Class 12 you can study B.A. LL.B. or B.Com. LL.B. After graduation, there's the three-year LL.B., and after a law degree, the two-year LL.M. Outlook-ICARE 2026 puts it 2nd among top private law institutes in India. The college also reports 1st place among private law colleges in Delhi NCR in the India Today-MDRA 2025 survey.
How Lloyd Law College Started
The college opened in 2003 under the Satilila Charitable Society. Public references name Manohar Thairani as founder and president, and the college credits the mentorship of the late Prof. N.R. Madhava Menon, among the best-known names in Indian legal education. In 2025 the 17th B.A. LL.B. batch and the 19th LL.B. batch passed out, and alumni number more than 9,000.
What the College Focuses On
Law is all that Lloyd teaches, and the whole place is set up around practice: a moot court hall, a law library, an auditorium for competitions, an Internship and Placement Cell, 20+ Skill Development Centres and 20+ certificate and diploma courses. Location helps. Being in the NCR puts the Supreme Court, the Delhi High Court, district courts, law firms, corporate legal teams and NGOs within reach for internships.
Location
You'll find the college at Plot No. 3, Knowledge Park II, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201306.
- •Buses run from Delhi on three routes, Dwarka, Rohini and Shahdara.
- •The Supreme Court, High Courts, district courts, tribunals and major law firms are all in the NCR.
- •Knowledge Park II is a busy education zone, and hostels and PGs are nearby.
Approval and Affiliation
| Body | Status |
|---|---|
| Bar Council of India (BCI) | Approved for the 3-year LL.B. and 5-year integrated programmes |
| Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU), Meerut | Affiliated; degrees awarded by CCSU |
| NIRF | Appears in NIRF 2025 law listing materials; no numbered rank shown |
Lloyd Law College at a Glance
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Lloyd Law College |
| Address | Plot No. 3, Knowledge Park II, Greater Noida, UP 201306 |
| Established | 2003, under the Satilila Charitable Society |
| Type | Private law college |
| Affiliation | CCS University, Meerut |
| Approval | Bar Council of India |
| Courses | B.A. LL.B., B.Com. LL.B., LL.B., LL.M. |
| B.A. LL.B. tuition | ₹2,80,000 a year before scholarship (₹14 lakh for 5 years) |
| LL.B. tuition | ₹1,40,000 a year before scholarship (₹4.2 lakh for 3 years) |
| Scholarships | Up to 50% on merit, plus special-category concessions |
| Top ranking | Outlook-ICARE 2026: #2 Top Private Law Institutes |
| Alumni | 9,000+ |
| Campus | Compact; about 4 acres on some portals |
| Admissions | +91 98713 85313; fee queries +91 82629 40940 |
FAQs — Lloyd Law College Overview
Yes. The Bar Council of India approves it, and CCS University, Meerut, is its affiliating university.
In 2003, under the Satilila Charitable Society.
No. It's a private law college, and the degrees come from CCS University, Meerut.
Four law programmes are on offer at Lloyd Law College. Two are five-year integrated degrees after Class 12, one is a three-year LL.B. for graduates, and one is a two-year LL.M. for law graduates. All of them are full-time and on campus.
Courses at a Glance
| Programme | Duration | Level | Key Areas | Who It Suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B.A. LL.B. | 5 years | Integrated UG | Constitutional law, legal theory, criminal law | Students drawn to litigation, public law, judiciary or policy |
| B.Com. LL.B. | 5 years | Integrated UG | Business law, taxation, corporate governance | Students interested in corporate, tax or compliance work |
| LL.B. | 3 years | UG after graduation | Civil procedure, contract law, corporate law | Graduates of any stream who want to practise law |
| LL.M. | 2 years | PG | Specialised law (residential option reported) | Law graduates heading to teaching, research or senior practice |
Choosing the Right Programme
Just finished Class 12, and you like debate, reading and public affairs? B.A. LL.B. is the natural choice. More drawn to business, finance and company rules? Look at B.Com. LL.B. If you're already a graduate, the three-year LL.B. is the direct route. A lawyer who wants to specialise or teach should go for the LL.M.
What Isn't Offered
No non-law course, Ph.D. or industry-partner programme is listed by Lloyd Law College. A fee guide mentions a BBA LL.B. at ₹2,50,000 a year, but the college's course list doesn't have it, so ask directly. Lateral entry is accepted in odd semesters.
FAQs — Lloyd Law College Courses 2026
B.A. LL.B. and B.Com. LL.B. (5 years), LL.B. (3 years) and LL.M. (2 years).
Yes. Graduates of any discipline can do the three-year LL.B.
Teaching follows the CCSU syllabus and BCI rules, with core subjects, electives and practical components. Lloyd then puts heavy weight on moots, internships and skill courses.
What Stands Out
| Label | Text |
|---|---|
| Moot court | A dedicated moot court hall and a Moot Court Society give you regular practice. |
| Competitions | National and international moots are hosted by the college, among them the South Asian moot court competition named after Prof. S.K. Misra. |
| Skill Development Centres | 20+ centres for soft skills and interview preparation. |
| Certificate courses | 20+ certificate and diploma courses chosen to match market demand. |
| Internships | Placements with law firms, corporates, NGOs, statutory bodies and judges' chambers. |
| Collaborations | National and international MoUs with universities. |
Faculty
The college reports 100+ regular faculty and industry experts. If litigation, corporate practice or research is your aim, check the faculty in that area on the college website before you decide.
FAQs — Academics and Practical Training
Yes: a moot court hall, a Moot Court Society and national and international moot competitions.
The college hasn't published a fee table, and it asks applicants to call the admission manager on +91 82629 40940. Work back from the discounted fees in its own scholarship slabs and B.A. LL.B. tuition comes to ₹2,80,000 a year (₹1,40,000 a semester), or ₹14 lakh for five years. LL.B. comes to ₹1,40,000 a year, or ₹4.2 lakh for three years, and LL.M. is reported at ₹3.6 lakh for two years. The application fee is ₹1,500.
Course-wise Tuition (Before Scholarship)
| Course | Per Year | Duration | Total Tuition |
|---|---|---|---|
| B.A. LL.B. | ₹2,80,000 | 5 years | ₹14,00,000 |
| B.Com. LL.B. | ₹2,50,000 (fee guide) | 5 years | ₹12,50,000 |
| BBA LL.B. | ₹2,50,000 (fee guide) | 5 years | ₹12,50,000 |
| LL.B. | ₹1,40,000 | 3 years | ₹4,20,000 |
| LL.M. | ₹1,80,000 | 2 years | ₹3,60,000 |
Other Costs
- •Application fee: ₹1,500.
- •Seat confirmation: a student review mentions ₹25,000 at admission.
- •Hostel: reported at ₹1.55 to ₹2.05 lakh a year (another guide says about ₹80,000).
- •Exam, registration, security deposit and library charges come on top.
FAQs — Lloyd Law College Fees 2026-27
₹2,80,000 a year before scholarship, or ₹14 lakh for five years.
₹1,40,000 a year before scholarship, or ₹4.2 lakh for three years.
Admission for 2026-27 is open for B.A. LL.B., B.Com. LL.B., LL.B. and LL.M. Direct admission isn't available. Everyone goes through selection: your qualifying marks or a national law test score, the Lloyd Online Test if you're below the minimum, and a personal interview. 60 students are taken through CLAT.
Eligibility
| Programme | Eligibility | Route |
|---|---|---|
| B.A. LL.B. / B.Com. LL.B. | Class 12 with 60%, or an accepted national law test score | CLAT, AILET, MHCET, BHU, GGSIPU, JAMIA, AMU, or Lloyd Online Test; then PI |
| LL.B. | Graduation with 50%, or an accepted national test score | DU LL.B., BHU, MHCET, or Lloyd Online Test; then PI |
| LL.M. | BCI-approved LL.B. or 5-year law degree with 50% | CCSU LL.M. entrance merit, 2 recommendation letters, PI |
How You're Scored
National test scores are scaled down to 50 marks. Take a CLAT score out of 150: it's divided by three. The personal interview carries 100 marks, covering your last exam percentage, your demeanour and body language, how well you speak, your co-curricular record, and your general and legal understanding.
Steps to Apply
- •Register on the Lloyd Entrance Test (LET) portal and fill in your details.
- •Below the minimum marks, or still in your final exam? Take the Lloyd Online Test.
- •Book a personal interview slot, online or offline.
- •Attend the interview. LL.M. applicants also clear the CCSU test.
- •Accept the offer and pay the admission amount by the deadline.
- •Finish document verification and fee payment.
FAQs — Lloyd Law College Admission 2026-27
No. Every applicant goes through the test or score and the personal interview.
Yes. 60 students come in through CLAT, and a personal interview follows.
₹1,500.
No cutoff or closing rank is published. The minimums are 60% in Class 12 for the five-year courses and 50% in graduation for LL.B. and LL.M. If you fall short, you can still apply through the Lloyd Online Test. Some portals show 45%, but the college's own page says 60% and 50%.
Minimum Marks
| Programme | Minimum | If Below Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| B.A. LL.B. / B.Com. LL.B. | 60% in Class 12 | Lloyd Online Test, then PI |
| LL.B. | 50% in graduation | Lloyd Online Test, then PI |
| LL.M. | 50% in LL.B. | CCSU LL.M. test merit required |
What Decides Your Seat
Three things count: your marks or scaled national test score (out of 50), your personal interview (out of 100), and how many people applied for the seats that year. A strong interview can make up for a modest test score.
FAQs — Lloyd Law College Cutoff 2026
No closing cutoff is published. You need 60% in Class 12 for the 5-year courses, or 50% in graduation for LL.B.
Yes. Take the Lloyd Online Test, then the personal interview.
The Internship and Placement Cell places students with law firms, corporates, NGOs, statutory bodies and the chambers of High Court and Supreme Court judges. The college names Khurana & Khurana, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co, Deloitte, NTPC and NALSA as recruiters. No package figure is published. Portals report averages of about ₹4 to ₹7 LPA.
Placement Snapshot
| Item | What's Reported |
|---|---|
| Recruiters (college) | Khurana & Khurana, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co, Deloitte, NTPC, NALSA |
| Internships (college) | Central Information Commission, HSA Advocates & Solicitors, Delhi State Consumer Commission |
| Pre-placements (college) | LawSikho, Aekom Legal, Dhir and Dhir Associates, Amaresh and Amaresh Associates, Global Lawyers LLP |
| Average package (portals) | About ₹4 to ₹7 LPA |
| Highest package (portals) | ₹9 LPA (2023 report); higher figures are unverified |
| Placed (2023 report) | 72 placed from 90 offers; 25 companies |
| Internship stipend (2022-23) | Average ₹11,000, highest ₹22,000 a month |
Career Paths
| Area | Roles |
|---|---|
| Litigation | Advocate in district courts, High Courts and the Supreme Court |
| Corporate law | Law firm associate, in-house legal, contracts, compliance |
| Tax and finance law | Especially for B.Com. LL.B. graduates |
| Public sector and NGOs | Statutory bodies, legal aid, policy, advocacy |
| Judiciary and higher study | Judicial services, LL.M., research, teaching |
FAQs — Lloyd Law College Placements
The college names Khurana & Khurana and Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. Portals add Khaitan & Co., Luthra & Luthra and others.
There's no official figure. Portals report about ₹4 to ₹7 LPA.
Survey ranks are a strong point for Lloyd Law College. Outlook-ICARE 2026 lists it 2nd among top private law institutes with a score of 937 out of 1,000. In the India Today-MDRA 2025 survey, the college reports 2nd among private law colleges in India and 1st in Delhi NCR, Uttar Pradesh, North India and placement and career progression.
Ranking Summary
| Source and Year | Category | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Outlook-ICARE 2026 | Top Private Law Institutes | #2 |
| India Today-MDRA 2025 | Best Private Law College in India (college-reported) | #2 |
| India Today-MDRA 2025 | Private Law College, Delhi NCR / UP / North India (college-reported) | #1 |
| India Today-MDRA 2025 | Placement and Career Progression (college-reported) | #1 |
| Open Magazine 2025 | Private Law College, North Zone | #1 |
| India Today 2025 | Best value-for-money law colleges | #10 |
| Outlook-ICARE 2024 / India Today-MDRA 2024 | Top private law colleges | #2 |
FAQs — Lloyd Law College Rankings
#2 among Top Private Law Institutes in Outlook-ICARE 2026, with a score of 937/1000.
It's in NIRF 2025 law listing materials, but no numbered rank is shown.
Merit scholarships go up to 50%. For B.A. LL.B., 95%+ in Class 12 earns 50%, down to 20% for 80 to 84.5%. For LL.B., 80%+ in graduation earns 50%, down to 10% for 60 to 64.5%, and ICAI, ICSI or ICWA qualified candidates get 25%. Special-category, sibling, attendance and one-time payment concessions come too.
Main Scholarships
| Scholarship | Benefit |
|---|---|
| B.A. LL.B. merit (Class 12) | 20% to 50% |
| LL.B. merit (graduation) | 10% to 50%; 25% for ICAI / ICSI / ICWA |
| Co-curricular achievement | 15% (district) to 50% (international) |
| Top students in later years | 30% (top 5 B.A. LL.B., top 3 LL.B.) |
| Beti Bachao Beti Padhao | 25% for the first 60 girl candidates |
| SAARC nationals | 50% for 15 students |
| Divyang | 25% |
| Wards of Army personnel | 20% |
| North East and J&K residents | 20% |
| Siblings | 15% |
| 100% attendance / one-time annual payment | 10% each |
Keeping Your Scholarship
Every year you need 58% marks with no back papers, 80% physical attendance, a clean disciplinary record and fees paid on time.
What a Scholarship Saves
Take the B.A. LL.B. tuition of ₹2,80,000 a year. A 50% scholarship brings the yearly fee to ₹1,40,000, or ₹7 lakh over five years if you keep it. On LL.B., a 50% award cuts ₹1,40,000 to ₹70,000 a year, or ₹2.1 lakh over three years.
FAQs — Lloyd Law College Scholarships
50% on B.A. LL.B. tuition.
Yes. ICAI, ICSI or ICWA qualified candidates get 25%.
The campus is compact, about 4 acres on some portals. Classrooms, a law library, a moot court hall, an auditorium, a cafeteria, a mess, a playground and courts, separate hostels for boys and girls, and college transport from Delhi are all there.
Facilities at a Glance
| Facility | Details |
|---|---|
| Moot court | Moot court hall for practice and competitions |
| Library | Law books, magazines, e-resources, book bank, external library access |
| Auditorium | Moots, seminars, conferences, guest lectures, convocations |
| Hostels | Separate boys and girls, semi-furnished rooms, mess |
| Sports | Playground and courts |
| Transport | Dwarka, Rohini and Shahdara routes from Delhi |
| Visitors | Guest rooms and waiting rooms |
Campus Life
Moot court competitions, seminars, workshops, cultural fests, sports events and societies such as the Moot Court Society are on the calendar. Student reviews call the campus small but friendly, so visit before you decide.
FAQs — Lloyd Law College Campus and Facilities
Yes, with buses on three routes: Dwarka, Rohini and Shahdara.
The college lists neither. Ask on your campus visit.
Lloyd Law College suits you if you want a focused, BCI-approved law college in the NCR, with top private-college rankings, several entry routes and real scholarships for good marks.
Reasons Students Pick Lloyd
| Label | Text |
|---|---|
| Rankings | #2 among private law institutes in Outlook-ICARE 2026. |
| Many entry routes | Class 12 or graduation marks, CLAT and other tests, or the Lloyd Online Test. |
| Scholarships | Up to 50% on merit, plus girls, defence, sibling and attendance concessions. |
| Practice | Moot court, internships with firms and judges' chambers, 20+ skill courses. |
| Location | Close to the Supreme Court, High Courts and NCR law firms. |
Who Should Think Twice
If a big campus with a gym, medical centre and lots of open space is what you want, Lloyd may feel small. Placement packages aren't officially published, and many law internships are unpaid or low-paid. Ask for batch-wise placement data for your programme, and visit the campus before you pay.
Who Should Consider Lloyd
- •Students who want a focused, BCI-approved law college in Greater Noida.
- •Applicants for B.A. LL.B., B.Com. LL.B., LL.B. or LL.M.
- •Students who care about moot court practice and NCR internships.
- •High scorers who can use the 50% merit scholarship.
Frequently Asked Questions — LLC
A BCI-approved law college, ranked #2 among private law institutes by Outlook-ICARE 2026, with a moot court, internships and scholarships up to 50%. Look at placements for your programme before you decide.
Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU), Meerut.
Plot No. 3, Knowledge Park II, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201306.
B.A. LL.B., B.Com. LL.B., LL.B. and LL.M.
B.A. LL.B. is ₹2,80,000 a year and LL.B. ₹1,40,000 a year before scholarship, worked out from the college's slabs. Confirm with the admission manager.
No. CLAT is just one route. Class 12 marks, other national tests or the Lloyd Online Test work too.
60% in Class 12, or the Lloyd Online Test if you're below.
Yes, up to 50% on merit, along with special-category concessions.
Yes, separate hostels for boys and girls, with a mess.
It began in 2003 under the Satilila Charitable Society, and Manohar Thairani is listed as founder and president.
Admissions: +91 98713 85313. Fee queries: +91 82629 40940.