The admission was done through the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). I got a rank around 5000, but I had the state domicile reservation and so got the admission. There was no group discussion or anything else. I choose the college merely because the NLU tag seemed tempting and the college was in my home city. No other factors really appealed to me at the time of admission.
The course curriculum design is fine. I think all NLUs follow a similar course design and so it is designed well enough. The important subjects are in the initial years and later on the course gets lighter. The term exams are pretty easy and all you need to do is study somewhat regularly and you can very easily score well. An assignment needs to be submitted every semester followed by its presentation (both total 25 marks). A mid term exam for 25 marks is also conducted with half the syllabus. Finally an end term exam is conducted for 75 marks. Study regularly and submit assignments on time and one can score well easily. You need to maintain 70% attendance compulsorily or else you may be debarred from exams. The faculty is utterly average. Nothing better than that. In most subjects you would be better off studying on your own rather than trying to follow the professor. A handful of professors are good and have lectures that are worth attending. Some professors are just horrible too.
I have mostly interned in High Courts and other courts without any stipend. I have a friend who interned at SAM and got a stipend of around 5000 for one month of internship. Stipends at law firms vary and many don't even pay any stipend. It is the work experience that one must focus on rather than the stipend being offered.
There are very limited on campus placement opportunities as of now, but I think in the coming years it might improve. This year one firm is supposed to come for recruitment which is 'S&A Law Offices'. Apart from this students who do internships on their own regularly at good law firms end up getting good salary packages. After getting the degree either you may start practicing in the court, prepare for judiciary/other exams or try getting a corporate law firm job. For all these you need to do regular internships depending on your interest. If you work hard enough and do regular internships you have a good chance of getting a corporate law firm job with a decent salary.
Total fees I will be paying this year is 220500. The breakdown is as follows: This year's tuition fees is 135000. The facilities fees is 35500. A campus development fees of 10000 is also included. Examination fees of 10000. A library fees of 5000. A moot court fee of 5000. Hostel charges of 20000. All this makes the total fees of 220500 for this year. The fees varies slightly every year over the course but is around this figure. The fees for the coming batches is higher than this. The mess fees is an additional amount of around 40000 per year.
The campus is a very newly established campus and so has very limited facilities. There aren't many fests in the college itself but you get the chance of going to other colleges to take part in other fests and competitions. Every year a foundation day is celebrated where you get a chance to perform artforms. The library is decently well-equipped with a fair number of books on various topics of law. The classrooms are normal with the option of using a projector, but that projector is rarely used. For sports you have table tennis, badminton, volleyball and football, cricket and basketball all played on a single ground. Actually it is not even a ground, but just a parking space used for almost all extracurricular activities. There are various committees run by students such as moot court committee, sports committee, etc. that one may join depending on one's interest. The campus is located in a peaceful environment so may enjoy that.
I use the mess everyday and have lived in the hostel for a certain period. The mess food is decent and I find it good on most days. The mess menu is diverse enough to not make to feel bored. Unless you are a fussy eater, you should not find much difficulty in getting along with the mess food. The hostel fees is compulsory and you will be allotted a hostel room which is shared by 2-4 people depending on the size of the room. The hostels are decently clean with most of them having an attached washroom. If you do not want to live in the hostel you may opt out and rent a room/PG nearby. There are plenty available around the college (ask locals). Even if you opt out of the hostel, you will still have to pay the hostel fees. The only issue is that some of the hostels are far away (2-3 km) from the college. The college bus runs in the morning and evening, but if you miss it you will have to catch a local bus or take a cab (that charges around 100-200 rupees).
The university provides good placement and internship opportunities. The training, guidance, and support are helpful, and the process is well-organized. Overall, the experience is positive, and students get valuable exposure for their careers.
Placements are decent. Eligibility is typically at CGPA 6.0 or higher. Recruiters include TCS, Infosys ,Oracle, Wellsfargo etc.Highest package this year reached around 3 crores per annum as it was a foreign offer.
I choose ba as I needed a bachelors degree to pursue llb . All the faculty members are highly qualified and well educated and every teacher has their own teaching method. The exams are conducted annually for BA which is not very difficult
placement are good many cse students have package in crores i think cse nad ece branch is good but other branch package is around 10 lakh if i would suggest students i suggest go for cse or ece branch because in the era of artificial intelligence nad machine learning these two branches are booming and the package are also best in these branches you can also try for gate exam after the civil mechanical or electrical you can get jib in public plus private jobs
THEIR ARE LACK OF PLACEMENT AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN THIS COLLEGE.VERY FEW COMPANIES THAT ARE COMING IN COLLEGE.BEFOR COURSE YOU ARE PLAN WHAT TO DO AFTER BTECH .THESE ARE VERY IMPORTANT BECAUSE THEIR ARE VERY FEW CHANCE FOR PLACEMENT.BE INSURE YOU HAVE ALREADY PLANNED BEFORE BTECH .
The placement opportunities are given by institute. There is a placement committee. A few visited recruiters are ICICI,HDFC, DE Shaw, Deloitte, EY, etc. the average package of IIM sirmaur ranges around 14-15 LPA. All students get placed and is supported by institute.
This is the only university that provides you 100% placement the internship are also great A whole lot of companies came here and provide you suitable packages according to your skills .the internship starts from the third year and it provides you the time to grind your skills
I got this based my JEE advanced rank. The faculty student ratio, typically between 15:1 and 20:1, allows for personalized attention and interaction. Faculty are well qualified for the job and their teaching methods are very good. The exams have a typical timeline and they are quite challenging to pass.
There are 36 companies that come to this college every year are maximum student get placements every year. Maximum placment probability is from computer science engineering . Highest package from this college is 1.7 cr
Our college placements are growing new companies are approaching to our campus for recruitment and internships. Google , Microsoft, Goldman Sachs,TCS and many more big companies visited our campus. so placement scenario is good than overhyped private colleges.