Department of Law, Panjab University

Admission: The teachers in the course are really great. They're helpful, experienced, and know their stuff. They teach at a steady pace and often give tests. The ratio of students to teachers is about 1:45. The course gives us a taste of the industry, but if you're looking to get a job after, it might not be the best choice. We get to practice and learn a lot about ourselves.

Placement: After finishing law school, there weren't any job opportunities for us. So, we either have to keep practicing law or study more for the judiciary exams. Even the seniors didn't land any jobs right after graduation. Most of us are focusing on getting ready for the judiciary exams or other government services. Honestly, I don't see how the university could help with job placements since there's a shortage of job opportunities in India. That's why many students are opting for IELTS exams and considering moving abroad for work.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, library, and nice classrooms. The teachers here are really experienced. They also have sports and games for everyone. The classrooms are big and comfortable. And the food in the canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. Some really know their stuff, but others... not so much. It's a toss-up each semester who you'll get. They care more about attendance than actually teaching. Some are great, others not so much.

Placement: The placements here are not great. Only a few companies come, and just a few students get jobs. But for MBA, the placements are good. They're trying to make things better for all courses, but it might take a while. Each department has a placement cell, so it depends on what you're studying. The university's reputation matters a lot too.

Campus: The campus is pretty old but still looks good. The management doesn't really care about fixing things up. Some buildings don't even have clean drinking water. But the campus is green and nice to chill in. Lots of students prefer studying outside on the grass. There's a student center with cheap food, which is cool. It's safe to walk around campus even late at night. The furniture and stuff in classrooms are okay. There are 6 hostels where they serve lunch and dinner for Rs. 35. The hostels aren't super clean and there are monkeys causing trouble. The campus is in a good spot in Chandigarh with its own market. The PU ground is big and great for working out. It's got a 1.4 km track for running or walking.

Admission: This course is super helpful. The teachers really know their stuff and are always there to support us. They organize lectures and presentations that give us a taste of what a real court is like. Plus, they set up moot courts for us to practice in. It's a great way to learn and get some real-world experience. I'm really glad I took this course.

Placement: The placements here are awesome! We get to do internships with big companies and famous advocates. Lots of students end up getting hired by corporate companies. Some even start practicing law with those famous advocates. And there are students who aim for a career in judiciary. It's a great opportunity to get real-world experience!

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and a medical center. They offer a variety of sports and games, and hold tournaments. The classrooms are nicely furnished and the library has a good selection of books with Wi-Fi. The canteen and hostels are also great.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. A lot of them actually wrote the law books we use, so you know they're experts. The teaching is top-notch and the course material is practical. The teaching methods are pretty standard, but effective. Overall, the teachers and staff are amazing and always there to help out.

Placement: The law department doesn't offer job placements, but the MBA and other departments do. Most students at our college aim to work at the high court or become judges. The classes are great, and the professors are amazing.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The hostels are in really good shape, so lots of students like living there. The student center is cool. The food in the hostel is really good. The library is amazing and has all kinds of books. It's also air-conditioned, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix of temporary and permanent staff. Some of them are really good, but a few are not so great. The temporary ones studying for their LL.M. don't teach that well. Luckily, there are some hardworking and caring teachers who really look out for us students.

Placement: Placements are good here, both with local law firms and off-campus. The placement cell helps students get internships, but it's up to us to do well. If we impress the firm during the internship, they might offer us a job. But if we don't do so great, they usually give tips on how to improve.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is okay. The rooms don't have AC, but they might add it later. With the new LLM program, things feel a bit crowded, but they keep everything well-kept. I like the green spaces and the food options in the canteen.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful. They helped us find books that weren't in the library. The semester exams were okay, with a pass rate of 40%.

Placement: Around 75-80% of students in our course got jobs after college. The highest salary was 10 LPA and the lowest was 5 LPA. Also, about 90% of students got internships. It's great to see so many of us getting opportunities like this!

Campus: The college has great facilities. The classrooms are big and the library is quiet. Wi-Fi is always working. The hostel is okay, not the best. The food is really good. And there's medical help if you need it.

Admission: The law department teachers really know their stuff. They've got like 15-20 years of experience each. In the LLB 3-year course, you can choose either the morning or evening session. The morning one is from 9 am to 1 pm, and the evening one is from 5 pm to 8:30 pm. But hey, they switched up the timings in 2017.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good, but it really comes down to how good you are. I've seen a lot of students land great jobs after graduating. The teachers are also really supportive when it comes to finding work. In the LLB course, they focus a lot on practicing on your own, so most students prefer that over working a job. But if you do want to work in a law firm, there are plenty of companies that come here to recruit students.

Campus: The campus here is huge and the facilities are top-notch. I think this college is the best in North India. It's super clean too. People from all over India and even from other countries come here. There are lots of departments and all kinds of sports fields. The library is big and there are plenty of hostels for both girls and boys. The food court is a big hit here - even people from outside the college come and hang out at the student center.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super friendly. They make the classes interesting and easy to follow. The course work is up-to-date and the exams are fair. We have regular tests and assignments to keep us on track. Love studying here!

Placement: The university doesn't offer placements yet, but they're working on it. About 10% of students got internships with famous legal advisors. In this course, the main jobs are advocates and legal practices. You can also choose to work in corporate law or be a legal advisor in big companies.

Campus: The facilities for our department are okay but could be better. The washrooms in the hostels need to be cleaner. The food is tasty, but it's a bit pricey for us students. Each department has its own library, open from 9:00 in the morning to 9:00 at night. Plus, there's a main university library that's open 24/7 for everyone.

Admission: The professors and staff at this college are really great. They are experienced and know how to teach well. I'm in the LL.B. course and it's amazing. I love it more than anything else.

Placement: The placements for the legal department aren't great because most students don't want to work in small firms with limited growth. But for other departments like economics, sociology, and pharma, placements are good. In LL.B., we learn how to present a case in front of a moot court.

Campus: The campus is really nice. The benches, boards, and libraries are awesome. You can tell they put a lot of thought into designing the buildings. It makes studying in every department super comfy. The Law department has top-notch facilities. Classes are great to attend.

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff. They taught well and made the subjects easy to understand. They also arranged debates and group talks. The course content was useful and prepared us for a career in law.

Placement: So, about 300 students joined the law program. At first, we had morning and evening batches, but they're stopping the evening one. Some grads are doing great in litigation, while others are in the judiciary or corporate world. It's cool to see where everyone's ending up after school.

Campus: The hostel here feels just like home, with all the facilities we need. The food from the mess and canteen is really good, and there are reading rooms in the hostel too. Wi-Fi works all over campus, and the libraries have the latest books. Our university even won a national award in sports recently. I'm proud to be a student here.