Institute of Law, Nirma University

Admission: The teachers and faculty are really great here. They know their stuff and the course material is top-notch. The curriculum for law is one of the best around. It gets you ready for working in companies or doing private law practice. The exams can be tough, but it's all worth it in the end. I think it's a good choice for anyone studying law here.

Placement: The job placements at Institute of Law, Nirma University are really good. They're better than what most law students get from other colleges, except the national law universities. I'd say ILNU is pretty close to the NLUs in terms of placements.

Campus: The B.Com LL.B (Hons.) and other courses in our college are well-organized and taught well. The classrooms and library have good facilities. The only downside is the accommodation situation. The institute's recommended hostel is quite far, about 17 kilometers from the college. The college doesn't offer any other hostel options. Most students end up choosing PGs, which can be a bit more expensive.

Admission: The college follows the Bar Council of India rules for the law program. You need at least 65% in exams to pass. Attendance should be 85% or more. They offer fun activities like sports, foreign language classes, art, and music.

Placement: In our batch, there were more than 250 students in 2021. Then, in the next batch, about 320 students joined, including the reserved seats. Around 90% of the 2021 batch got placed in different companies. Some even started practicing law after getting into state bars. The average salary offered was between 4 to 10 lakhs per annum. Companies like Adani, Gujarat High Court, and Ahmedabad were top recruiters. Students usually found their own internships based on their interests, but the college also provided opportunities. The placement cell was helpful in clearing any doubts. The popular courses at Institute of Law, Nirma University are B.Com, LL.B, and B.A. LL.B.

Campus: The campus here is huge, covering 130 acres. There's a sports complex, hostels (just for postgrads), a cricket ground, and over 10 colleges for different subjects like engineering and management. The management college has a cool library with lots of stuff to help with studies. Plus, there are 3 canteens, fast Wi-Fi, parking, a bus stop, and even a gas station on campus. The management students get tasty meals in the mess. And if you ever need medical help, there's a clinic open from 10 am to 8 pm.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome! They're super helpful and easy to talk to. They're all experts in their fields with PhDs. The curriculum is spot-on and really helps us learn a lot.

Placement: A lot of students from the college got jobs. The average salary was 10 LPA, with the highest salary being 20 LPA. Companies like Amarchand Mangaldas and Khaitan hire students. Also, students can do internships in top companies.

Campus: The college facilities are awesome! We get air-conditioned classrooms and a library, plus different canteens from other colleges on campus. There are lots of grounds and an auditorium too. And there's a hostel about 14 km away from the college. The university even has medical services available.

Admission: The course is pretty tough since it uses absolute grading, so you gotta work hard to get good grades. Projects are a big deal, worth 60% of the grade, while exams are 40%. The curriculum is modern, and the teachers explain things well. We have 10 semesters, and you need to meet the passing requirements.

Placement: The job placements could be better. Many students get job offers before graduating, so not many get help with campus placements or internships. Most students end up working at tier 2 law firms, and about half of them find jobs there. Some students go into litigation, while others aim for the judiciary.

Campus: I loved living in the hostel. The rooms are awesome with AC, a maid cleans them, and there's always water available. They have vending machines, electricity all the time, and the food in the mess is really good. Plus, safety is taken seriously which is great.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They're inclusive and always ready to help. The courses are pretty intense though, with lots of readings and discussions. I just had my first in-person exam last semester, and it was a bit challenging. But if you keep up with the readings and understand the concepts, it's not too bad.

Placement: I'm a sophomore and I've been hearing mixed things about placements at our college. Some say they're okay, others say they're pretty good. It seems like your chances depend on how well you do in internships, your grades, and how well you can communicate. A lot of students are either planning to go for further studies or preparing for exams to get into the judiciary or other competitive fields.

Campus: Our college doesn't have a hostel for undergrads yet, but they're working on it. The campus is great with a good library, classrooms, and Wi-Fi. The canteen can be expensive, but the food is good. And we've got a nice sports field too!

Admission: The faculty here really knows their stuff and they're always ready to help. The course content is spot on and applicable. But man, those semester exams are no joke!

Placement: The placements here are really good. Pre-placement offers (PPOs) are super useful for getting hired. Every student has to do internships, but don't worry, the college's Career Resource Center (CRC) helps you find them.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with a huge library and e-library. The computer lab is well-maintained with smart boards and projectors. The canteen is good, but there's a problem with waterlogging. The campus is really beautiful overall.

Admission: The teachers at Nirma University are awesome. They're really patient and always ready to help if you're stuck. The courses here are great too!

Placement: I heard that the placements at Nirma University are really good. The seniors who graduated from here landed awesome jobs in law firms and are making good money. On average, the package here is around 6-7 lakhs per year.

Campus: The facilities at Nirma University are great. The classrooms can fit around 60-70 students, and each one has a chalkboard and projector. The hostels are really nice, some even have AC and a private bathroom. The food at the mess is awesome too.

Admission: The teaching at our college was okay, and there were lots of resources available. The courses were kind of geared towards what's used in the industry. Some teachers were helpful, but it was luck of the draw who you got. We did notice some teachers leaving pretty often.

Placement: Around half of the students landed jobs before graduating, some through PPOs and campus placements. The highest salary offered was 15 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. The main company that hired from our college was J. Sagar Associates. They offered roles like in-house counsel, legal associates, litigating lawyers, and junior lawyers.

Campus: The college had everything we needed - Wi-Fi, library, smart classrooms, labs, and seminar halls. Plus, we had sports facilities like football, cricket, tennis, and basketball courts. There were about 4 canteens on campus and even medical facilities with an on-campus doctor.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help. The courses are practical and prepare us well for the real world. It covers everything a future lawyer should learn. The exams each semester are fair and not too hard. Most students can pass them without too much stress.

Placement: The placements here are not the best. Only a small number of students landed top placements in tier 1 companies. Most of us had to look for our own placements. The main companies that come for recruitment are CAM, SAM, Khaitan and Co., and others. Every semester, we all have to do an internship. If you can't find one on your own, the campus recruitment cell at ILNU will help you connect with top companies.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is really nice. There's a library where you can study peacefully. We also have a separate moot court hall and a conference room. It has everything a law school needs. Plus, there are lots of sports and extracurricular activities to take part in. The campus environment is great and helps us reach our goals.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff. The courses teach us practical stuff that's useful. We have to do an internship every semester. Lots of professors have a Ph.D. or are working on one. The exams are fair, and most people pass with over 50%.

Placement: The money is pretty good here. Most people land jobs making around 800,000 per year, but the top earners can get up to 2,400,000. The big companies that hire from here are Trilegal, Khaitan & Co., and Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas. Most folks here are into corporate law, but a few also pick Institutional Law or Criminal Law.

Campus: The campus and hostel buildings are really nice. The classrooms have AC, which is great. The food is good and there's a lot of options. The library is central for all Nirma University students.