NALSAR Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Every step after the merit list at NALSAR was manageable, with counselling explained clearly, document checking done thoroughly and all deadlines for registration shared on time.

Academic: Our teachers know a lot and many of them studied here, and we also learn from wellknown professors like Rajesh Kapoor and Varun Malik whose books are used everywhere in India.

Placement: Break periods turn into internship time since we must intern every vacation and the internship committee helps us find opportunities while placement packages remain higher than many law schools in India.

Campus: Classrooms and the library are nicely built with WiFi across the campus, and the hostels are good with mostly hygienic mess food except for occasional tiny issues, which students consider normal.

Admission: For me, NALSAR admission after CLAT stayed steady because the merit list came on time, counselling was organised and the document verification and registration were handled clearly.

Academic: Honestly, when I joined NALSAR the teachers were great, especially under Faizan Mustafa sir, but now many good teachers are leaving and every year things feel tougher for students.

Placement: Students here receive very strong packages on average between 14 and 16 LPA and some even reach 20 LPA while the lowest offers still stay around 10 to 11 LPA.

Campus: Cleanliness in the hostels is maintained well with regular cleaning of washrooms and corridors, but there is some shortage of space in the rooms and new floors are being constructed to solve it.

Admission: Joining NALSAR went well as the counselling steps were laid out cleanly, document checking at campus happened fast and the staff explained fees and registration without confusion.

Academic: Exams are not too hard overall since BA subjects in the first two years are closedbook, but law subjects become easier with openbook formats or basic facts provided which makes passing simple.

Placement: Internships progress smoothly as we start with lower and high courts and later move to tier 3, tier 2, and tier 1 firms with strong support from the internship committee and excellent placements.

Campus: College here provides all basic facilities in a compact campus with thoughtful additions like washing machines, sanitary pads in washrooms, and other small helpful things.

Admission: Once I checked the merit list, the NALSAR counselling steps were straightforward, the verification team helped throughout and registration finished quickly with timely communication from the college.

Academic: Semester exams are generally easy and most students pass without trouble, and the curriculum covers all major law subjects which helps us choose specialisations and get ready for the job market.

Placement: Something I appreciate is how many students get good jobs even without PPOs since third and fourth year internships at top law firms often convert into final offers.

Campus: Classrooms in the college look really nice with new chairs and renovated furniture, and even though we don't have labs, the moot court hall is excellent and there are several halls for talks and sessions.

Admission: Once the merit list appeared, my NALSAR admission went neatly as the counselling instructions were clear, document checking finished quickly and the online registration page was easy to use till orientation.

Academic: Teachers at this college really stand out because many of them have realworld experience from courts and other places, and they share that in class which makes theory easy to understand.

Placement: Reputation of NALSAR stays very high as every student receives job offers either from top law firms or from companies hiring for in house legal roles.

Campus: Facilities for B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) look quite good with a very green campus and although there is a small space issue currently, both students and management are working together to fix it.

Admission: My entire NALSAR admission moved smoothly because the counselling updates were regular, document verification was handled well and the registration and fee process came together without any trouble.

Academic: Subjects in the main course feel very relevant, especially for internships, and the exams are not too hard but require proper reasoning and application of what we learned.

Placement: Corporate placements also look promising because many students get PPOs in the fourth year and sometimes even in the third year with the highest offer touching 22 LPA.

Campus: Hostels provide good space and privacy because each batch has its own building, everything is kept clean, and there's even a gym and basketball court inside for both boys and girls.

Admission: The whole process of getting into NALSAR stayed simple since the counselling steps were easy to navigate, the staff guided properly during document checking and the final registration flowed well.

Academic: Starting from the first semester, we study proper law subjects like Law of Torts, which helps us build basics early, and with such qualified teachers, the exams feel much easier if you follow their classes.

Placement: Joining NALSAR removed all my worries about placements since seeing seniors get placed proved how strong the opportunities here really are.

Campus: Experience here shows the college has excellent facilities, very good infrastructure, the best mess food since the vendors are the same as IIT, mostly fine WiFi, and only the double occupancy in the first three years feels a bit inconvenient.

Admission: Reaching NALSAR through CLAT counselling took patience as some rounds were long, but the document checking team helped properly and registration progressed without any issues.

Academic: System here is such that exams are easy to pass and you would need to try hard to actually fail because they even give up to 5 grace marks if someone falls short.

Placement: Work options include joining top law firms or choosing in house roles at companies like Greenko Corp or Tata which have lighter workloads but slightly lower pay.

Campus: Life on campus feels peaceful though the distance from the main city is long, taking almost an hour to reach for food or other needs, but the campus itself provides all basic facilities.

Admission: The NALSAR admission steps after CLAT moved in a clear sequence as the counselling portal showed each stage well, the document checking was quick and registration finished without any trouble before orientation.

Academic: Passing subjects at our college is quite simple because you only need 50 marks out of 100 in each course, and the marks are divided into midsemester, endsemester, project, and viva, plus the teachers are very qualified.

Placement: Placements at our college stand out because the placement cell arranges workshops that connect us with top law firms, helping a lot with internships and job offers, making the overall results truly strong.

Campus: Library at our college has plenty of books, and we can take two home at a time with weekly renewals, plus it's a great place to study or relax since the internet is extremely strong, though the academic block shuts after 5 PM.

Admission: After seeing my name on the CLAT list, entering NALSAR became an exciting process with well-run counselling, helpful document checking and clearly shared updates for fee payment and registration.

Academic: What I like most about our law school is how much we get to learn since teachers are very helpful, teach clearly in hourlong classes, and prepare us well for industry by covering all important subjects.

Placement: Reality is different from what the college claims because they advertise 100 percent placements but ask unplaced students to withdraw applications while the placed ones get salaries between 10 and 16 LPA and sometimes up to 20 LPA.

Campus: Campus facilities seem pretty good with WiFi across the college, newly renovated modern classrooms, a well-made moot court hall since we don't need labs in law school, and nicely built hostels.