MNLU Nagpur Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. The courses are focused on the Judiciary and look at things from a legal perspective. The exams each semester test what we've learned, which is cool. They start getting us into research from the beginning, which is great for improving our skills and making our resumes stand out.

Placement: The next group for this course starts in July. Previous students have gotten good jobs at nice companies. Everyone has to do an internship with a judge for 6 months. It's great for our resumes and helps us get good jobs later on.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is still a work in progress. The academic blocks, mess, hostel, and amenities block are looking good. They're working on finishing up the rest of the construction soon.

Admission: The professors here are a mix of young and old, but they all know their stuff and are super nice. We have a semester system with midterms, projects, and finals. Plus, there are extra credit classes you can take.

Placement: The college doesn't have campus placements yet, but the placement cell helps us find internships. They also give us letters of recommendation. Professors are really supportive and there are lots of alumni working in top companies and studying abroad. It's great to have that kind of network!

Campus: I really love the new campus it's so cool and unique! The hostels have everything you need, like AC, water coolers, washing machines, and furniture. Plus, the food in the mess is top-notch. There are lots of great amenities on campus too. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful, both in class and outside. They meet all the qualifications required by UGC and BCI. They help with academic and personal stuff too. Our exams are different  we get open-book exams with a computerized system. It's all paperless, which is pretty cool.

Placement: This is the first group of students in the BBA LL.B. honors course. Placements haven't happened yet for the B.A., LL.B. honors group. They're aiming for good corporate placements. The salary offered is 16 LPA. Students are also keen on working in litigation. The university doesn't hold your hand, but if you put in the effort, you'll do well.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. It's all about sustainable development here, and they offer almost every facility you can think of. The hostels are amazing, nothing like the usual ones at other NLUs. You get fully furnished twin rooms, Wi-Fi all day long, common rooms, dance rooms, a gym, and a cool mess area. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're top-notch and know what they're teaching. The course material is spot-on for what you need in the real world. The teachers are the best I've ever had  so knowledgeable and friendly. And the staff here is also really nice and helpful. Overall, a great experience!

Placement: I was in a course with 70% of students. The package ranged from 50,000 to 90,000. Sync Infosys is a top company that many students end up in. Around 80% of us got internships through the course, mainly in HR roles. We really enjoy what we do at these companies.

Campus: The wifi in my dorm is super fast, like 400 Mbps. The library is awesome with lots of really interesting books. They're top quality and the descriptions are cool too. Love it!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're super friendly and always willing to help out, even after class. There's this committee that updates the curriculum every year to make sure it's up-to-date. It's great to see them keeping things fresh!

Placement: Mnlu is a pretty new college that started in 2014. Because it's still new, not a lot of companies come for placements. But even so, the college has done really well in getting some great law firms like Trilegal and Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas. Usually, students take care of their own placements and put them on their CVs.

Campus: The college has great facilities, especially the hostels. They have everything you need, like double-sharing rooms with curtains, 2 beds, 2 study tables, 2 cupboards, 4 wardrobes, a clothes stand, a dustbin, and Wi-Fi. Plus, there are washing machines on every floor and a gym for everyone to use.

Admission: The professors are good and ready to help, but sometimes it seems like we could have even better ones. The course material gets us ready for a career in law. Exams can be hard because they grade tough, but most students still manage to pass.

Placement: Around 10-12 students found placements here. The salaries ranged from 7 LPA to 19 LPA. Law firms like Diwani come for placements. Almost everyone gets an internship with advocates, judges, or firms.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, courtrooms, and a library that you can easily access online. The hostels are really nice too, with cool stuff like sensor taps and air conditioning.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They help us think about our future jobs. The courses are okay, but they could be better. I think the job prep is like a 7 out of 10. Exams are usually medium, but some are tough. I'd say about 40-50% of students pass.

Placement: The college helps a lot with placements. The highest package last year was €šÂ¹22 Lacs per year, while the lowest was about €šÂ¹3 Lacs. Most students, around 85%, land jobs or internships through placements. There are cool roles like software engineer, data analyst, and management consultant up for grabs. The median package last year was €šÂ¹7 Lacs, and almost 80% of students got placed.

Campus: I really like it here. The food in the canteen is clean and healthy. The medical facilities are good too. The library has a lot of books, and there are many sports activities to join. The Wi-Fi and network are reliable, which helps with studying. The environment is cozy and supportive, and everyone is friendly here. It's a great place to be!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable and have a lot of experience. They come from top colleges like West Bengal University of Juridical Sciences Kolkata and NLU Assam. The course curriculum is hands-on and focused on real cases, so you don't have to just memorize stuff.

Placement: The university started in 2016, so no one has graduated yet. This means there's no info on placements. But they say the average salary could be around 5-6 LPA.

Campus: The college is in a temporary campus right now, but it's got Wi-Fi all the time and smart classrooms. You can play indoor games there and the food in the mess is really good. The hostels are in a place with a gym, volleyball court, and swimming pool.

Admission: The professors are awesome and really know their stuff. Prof. Anirban Chakraborty is super nice and always ready to help. The LL.M. course is mostly focused on research. You'll need to do a research paper presentation. Other teachers are good too.

Placement: The job placements for LL.M. students at MNLU, Nagpur aren't great. But they really know how to publish research work well. The professors are super helpful with getting your research paper published. I know someone who landed a job at NEECO Jaiswal group thanks to a professor's recommendation.

Campus: The facilities are decent here. The college and hostel buildings are okay, but the library could use more books. The food in the mess is just okay, but for the fees we pay, it should be better quality.

Admission: The college gives us good reading materials. Our professors are from top law colleges like NUJS, NLUJAA, Nalsar, GNLU, and NLIU. Sometimes guest lecturers from NLSIU and NLU-D visit us. We also have special talks from Supreme Court and High Court judges. If you're motivated to succeed, the faculty here can help you reach your dream job.

Placement: The college doesn't have placement details yet. Our senior batch is in their 3rd year. There are 3 batches in our department right now. The college's internship and placement cell is very active. Students have interned at well-known law firms and with senior lawyers and judges from top courts. The feedback from them has been positive so far. We're hopeful that our batch will also get good job offers.

Campus: The college is in a temporary campus right now. But, it has the best hostels compared to other NLUs. All the facilities are there. The classrooms aren't super big, but they can fit a lot of students. The library is nice, but there aren't a ton of books. If you need a book, you can order it. The main problem is the food. Since there are students from different cultures, it's hard to find food that everyone likes. The mess food might not be everyone's favorite.