The course curriculum chosen by me at RGNUL is BALLB Honors which encapsulates both Bachelor of Arts and LLB, the reason behind choosing this course was my interest in pursuing law and the BALLB Honors at RGNUL was perfect for me. Talking about the faculty at RGNUL is very great and some of them are also alumni Of prestigious universities at the national as well as international levels such as Oxford University, Harvard Law School, Leiden University, National Law School of India University etc. Further, the teaching methods are very student-friendly as well as attractive, as the students are motivated to have group discussions on various course-related topics and the students are provided with the course material which is easy to comprehend for everyone. The term exams are conducted per semester and every semester contains two exams mainly the end term and the mid term, furthermore there are 10 semesters in the BALLB Honors course at RGNUL.

In first year, there are BA subjects majorly and 1-2 Law subjects. In second year, law subjects increases but BA subjects are still there. The curriculum is designed according to the students and their understanding. Faculty is very professional and have a great knowledge in their field. They're also very approachable, if you have any doubts you can go to their office during office hours or communicate whenever via mail.

If you are hardworking then gou can get the most out of it. It depends person to person that how much you can get out of it. Some people didn't even bother themselves to get an internship if they don't want to go for corporate

The academic structure of the college is planned in a way that thew freshers don't get too much of the stress of studying law as we are all new to the subject, so the college in the first year of the college provides a mix of BA subjects with the concepts of law which are not though to understand. This means that a fresher won't feel a lot of pressure in the first two semester.

1. Was the only available course for all undergraduates. 2. Mixed quality of faculty, teaching methods are alright. 3. Mid terms and End terms for each semester, each year consists of two semesters.

The course curriculum is good. You have 6 subjects in each semester. In last year the subject reduce to 5 and you have to give term paper. The faculty are best here. You can get good marks if you prepare well. The course is good for a law student to prepare for judiciary as well.

The course curriculum has changed with the appointment of the new vice chancellor and he is giving a push toward LLM and academics. Apart from this the faculty has always been helpful and supportive, any student can go to any professor at any time.

The course was well distributed and sorted into four modules per semester and a total of ten semesters in five years. The faculty is decent a few professors are really good and helpful. Exams are conducted twice a semester and two semesters per year.

The faculty is pretty decent and have commendable teaching methods. We have to set of exams in a semester which is 4-5 months long with a gap of 2 months in between the both sets of exams.bDue to being a government institution the fee is relatively less here.

The course curriculum is well-designed and thought-out. But sometimes it can be very vast in the social sciences subjects. The faculty is qualified and experienced. They are very helpful and approachable. You can also definitely expect help for writing research papers or some other academic pursuits. Earlier there used to be minor and major subjects in social sciences but now most of the social science subjects are covered in the 1st year itself and nearly all subjects are law subjects only from 3rd semester onwards. The fees are a bit extravagant, but the infrastructure and the food compensate for that. Also, the fee structure is getting more expensive for the coming batches. The mess fee is around 20000 per semester. But several scholarships are available too.