NLUJAA - National Law University And Judicial Academy

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff! They're super qualified and teach really well. Right when we started, they gave us a bunch of projects to work on. We gotta do six of them by November. They're serious about not copying stuff from the internet - we gotta use our own words. There are lots of moot competitions, which is cool. In the first three years of BA LLB, we have to take all social science subjects. But from the 3rd year, it's mostly law subjects.

Placement: The senior students in my college got great placements. For campus placements, you can expect salaries from 10 to 15 lakhs per year. Our last batch did well, with the highest offer being 15 lakhs per year and an average of 9-10 lakhs per year. But not many students go for campus placements because they prefer higher studies or government exams like UPSC. NLUJAA also helps in pursuing a career in the judiciary. One student from our batch got a 15 lakh package from a company where he interned for 6 months. The college offers lots of placement opportunities and is better than other tier-3 national law universities.

Campus: When it comes to campus life at national law universities, NLUJAA stands out. The campus is stunning with greenery, mountains, and great weather. The hostel rooms are nice, starting with double occupancy and then moving to single occupancy in the 3rd year. Wi-Fi is free campus-wide, and you can use a LAN cable for faster internet on your laptop. The library has a good collection, especially for judiciary services exams. We have air-conditioned classrooms and moot courts. The hostel offers Wi-Fi, a gym, and medical facilities. The mess food is really good, but the canteen is disappointing with no fans and just Maggie noodles. However, the quality of the Maggi is impressive. Overall, the hostel's mess is better than the college canteen in terms of food quality and variety. The mess has great infrastructure and food quality.

Admission: The teachers here are really good, but some are better than others, just like in any law school. You gotta work hard to excel, but there are some top-notch teachers to help you along the way.

Placement: Most students here aim for careers in law, like litigation and judiciary. Corporate job placements are just getting started this year since our college is growing quickly. It's cool to see that last year some students landed jobs at big companies after internships or finishing their studies. Great motivation for us all!

Campus: Our college has top-notch infrastructure in all of India. The hostels have amazing views of mountains and rivers. There's even a small lake right in front of the hostel. The Brahmaputra river adds to the whole experience. Students can bring their own vehicles to campus. The library is great, and the overall infrastructure is really impressive. The city and nearby areas are also super convenient.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good and they know their stuff. They use modern ways to teach, which is cool. The reading materials they give us are awesome. The professors are nice, but I feel like the course keeps repeating stuff and some things don't seem important for real work. It doesn't really prepare us for the industry. They should think about changing the whole syllabus for the master's program.

Placement: Most law master's students here aim for judicial services, public services, or to pass the national eligibility test. But a few of us from the corporate law stream wanted to try placements. The authorities supported us with the initial process, even though most students don't go for placements.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The hostel is better than in many other colleges. But the food in the mess is not that great. I wish they had better medical care facilities here. There's not much for sports lovers - no badminton or basketball court, no cricket or football ground. The canteen is pretty disappointing too. It's almost empty on weekends, except for the mess food. They should really have night mess services.

Admission: The best thing about my college is the awesome faculty. They teach in two ways - like Socratic style and notes style. Most of them use the Socratic style which is super helpful. But even the few who do notes style teaching are really clear and explain things well. It's like a 9:1 ratio, but they all rock!

Placement: I wanna talk about placements here. So, on-campus placements are like 65%, and off-campus is a full 100%. The highest package we've seen is 18 Lacs. But most people usually get around 6 to 8 Lacs. Oh, and around 10% of our seniors got into the PCS J exam. We even got rank 2 in Assam PCS J and rank 1 in Nagaland PCS J. Some of them are now working in PSUs and big companies.

Campus: The campus is super nice and modern. You should check it out yourself. We've got great Wi-Fi everywhere. Every desk in class has a charging port. Also, we have AC, smart boards, and other cool tech stuff. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach in a way that keeps you interested. They're always involved in college activities. The courses are spot-on for what you need in legal and social sciences.

Placement: A lot of companies like PUCL come to our college for hiring students. Many of us do internships at law firms, NGOs, and government offices on our own. The main jobs we aim for are becoming judges or lawyers. If we work for a few years, we can even try for the legal services of India position.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi 24/7 and each hostel room has an ethernet connection. The classrooms are top-notch with smart boards and around 60 seats. There's also a library, volleyball court, and football court. Most hostel rooms have two beds, some have one B.Ed bed. Plus, there's a mess for both hostels.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome. They really care about us and make sure we stay motivated. I like how NLUJA is up-to-date with the UGC rules this year. The course schedule keeps us busy with interesting stuff all the time. It's a great place to study!

Placement: I heard that the placements at our college last year were awesome. The highest salary was about 15 LPA, and the average was 6.5 LPA. That's pretty cool for a new NLU like ours. Our college is putting in a lot of effort, and I think in a few years, it could be a top 10 NLU. Many students from the last batch passed judiciary exams, while others went into litigation or legal journalism.

Campus: NLUJAA has the best infrastructure compared to other National Law Universities. The campus is new, started in 2017, so it's got all the latest stuff. Classrooms are cool with screens and AC. Hostel rooms are comfy and tidy. The mess, library, and everything else is top-notch. I'd rate NLUJAA 5 stars for its awesome facilities.

Admission: The law teachers are okay, but the arts faculty isn't as good. There's this political science professor who hardly teaches, and when he does, students know more than him. Some good professors are leaving because they aren't getting promoted. The law teachers are alright, but they could improve. Exams are tough but fair, and the courses are useful.

Placement: The university's placement cell is putting in a lot of effort. Last year, the placements were great. But honestly, it's the students who are working hard to get these opportunities. Many students here are busy preparing for government exams. Those studying for judicial services have an advantage because we have the Assam Judicial Academy on campus. It's cool to be able to interact with these experts.

Campus: The campus here is really updated. The classrooms have all the latest stuff you need, like smart devices and things for hybrid classes. The lecture hall is nice with new furniture and projectors. The hostels, classrooms, and libraries are all kept in good shape too.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and supportive. The exams are all about solving problems that prepare us for tough situations. Lately, the semester exams have been harder, making it a bit challenging to get good marks. But overall, the curriculum is great for getting ready for competitive exams.

Placement: I'm really happy with the job opportunities at my college. The average salary package is over 5 LPA. The placement cell is doing a great job  students are getting placed at good companies like Trilegal and Khaitan. Internship opportunities are also growing, with students getting to intern at different firms and courts. It's awesome to see so many chances for practical experience!

Campus: The campus here is awesome! It's surrounded by small hills and a river, which gives a peaceful vibe. The classrooms have digital screens which help a lot with studying. Plus, there's Wi-Fi everywhere. And the hostel? They offer room service every day. It's so convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix - some are really good, while others not so much. The curriculum stays up-to-date which is cool. Exams are a breeze, so no need to worry too much about studying all the time. Attendance rules are pretty chill, giving us plenty of time to focus on our own stuff.

Placement: Placements on campus haven't been happening much lately. Most students have to find placements on their own through PPO. But the good news is, students here have been getting placed in top law firms like Trilegal, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Laxmikumaran, Sridharan, and more.

Campus: The library and hostels here are awesome! They have great internet and everything is in really good shape. I love how all the buildings have elevators and the classrooms are super nice with AC. The library and hostel are top-notch too!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They come from different places like NLUs, Jamia, and DU. The courses they teach are spot on. They get us ready for whatever job we want after college, like being a lawyer or working in business.

Placement: Our college has around 60 students in each group. Some go for law firms, some go for corporate jobs, and some choose to work in the judiciary. Those who go for corporate jobs get placed in good companies. The highest salary offered is over 12 LPA, and the average salary is around 6 LPA. Companies like Khaitan, Cyril Amarchand, Fox Mandal, etc., come to our campus to hire B.A. LL.B graduates. You can start as a junior associate in a law firm or work in a corporate office. Many students also get internships in companies like Khaitan, Sandersons & Morgans, AZB & Partners, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, etc. Roles offered depend on what you want to do, and there are opportunities in various fields.

Campus: The college campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is cool. The classrooms have all the latest tech stuff. And guess what? The whole place is air-conditioned! The library is open till midnight, which is awesome for late-night study sessions. They're even building a new 3-story library on campus. The hostel is pretty nice too, with all the facilities you need. Our rooms are bigger than usual, and they clean them every day. The food is okay, but the mess committee is on it to make sure it's good. There's a bunch of sports options too - volleyball, football, cricket, table tennis, carrom, and badminton. Plus, they're working on a new sports complex! And don't worry about health stuff - there's a nurse and a 24/7 ambulance available. Good to know they've got our backs.