Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law Punjab Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really love what they do. They teach well and care about us. They don't just cover the course material, but also guide us on career options. The subjects we study are all current, so it sets us up for future learning. The exams we take are practical and useful.

Placement: The recruitment process here is solid. Out of 30 students who went for placements on day zero, 25 got placed. Most of them landed jobs as legal-corporate advisors. Big companies like Khatani and Co. come to hire students here. It's great that around 90% of students end up getting placed. For those interested in litigation and judiciary, this is a good place to be.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with modern classrooms and well-ventilated rooms. If you like hostel life, this college is perfect for you. The library is awesome and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. The hostel food is not the best because they serve the same stuff a lot. They have a canteen and medical help if you need it. Plus, you can play sports like badminton here.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. The classes are set up so you can focus on other things like research, debates, and more. Every subject is interesting and worth it.

Placement: Every year, more students are getting job placements at our college. About 10-15 students find jobs after they finish studying. In the third year, our college offers internships to students.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities! The hostel is cool with AC and has a badminton court, park, mess, and common rooms. There's a sports ground for football, basketball, volleyball, badminton, tennis, and running. The library has two sections one for reading till noon, and the other open till 8 PM for borrowing books. They also have a mess, auditorium, classrooms, seminar halls, and conference rooms. Great place to study and chill!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really experienced, with around 5 years of teaching under their belts. They're easy to reach during the day for help with projects, assignments, or moot courts. We have this system where students can share feedback anonymously to keep the teaching quality top-notch. We have both 5-year undergrad and 1-year postgrad courses. In the BA LLB (Hons) program, we study social sciences alongside law. We get to pick three social science subjects plus a language in the first 3 years. Then, in the last 2 years, we specialize in subjects like international law or commercial law, which are called Honours subjects. It's cool because we can choose what we're really into for our future career goals.

Placement: RGNUL is really good for internships and getting jobs after graduation. They help us find internships in top law firms and with experienced professionals. The university has a separate committee just for internships and placements, which is great. They also have a special cell to help us get practical experience while we study. Many RGNUL students have landed great jobs in big law firms and other cool places. In 2020, over 30 students got job offers from well-known law firms with salaries around 8-9 LPA. Some students even got into LL.M programs at foreign universities, like in the UK and the US. It's awesome to see our classmates doing so well!

Campus: The campus at RGNUL in Patiala is huge and has really cool facilities. There's a big library, an auditorium, a sports center, and separate hostels for guys and girls. The hostels are split by year, and the whole campus has Wi-Fi and AC, even the hostels. They have water coolers, purifiers, 24/7 power, Wi-Fi, clean bathrooms, security, and more. The rooms whether single or shared have AC, beds, desks, shelves, and closets. It's super comfy and convenient living here!

Admission: The teachers are really good here. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The course follows UGC guidelines, so it's right on track for judicial exams. It also prepares us well for jobs in the industry. The exams are tough but fair, and most students pass with an 80% success rate.

Placement: About 5-10 students from my batch landed jobs in the BA LLB Hons course. The popular companies that hired students are S&R Associates and AZB & Partners. Students mostly got roles as legal advisors and corporate lawyers. The average salary package offered to students is around 10 LPA.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi, air-conditioned classrooms, and digital bathrooms. The library is nice and classrooms are big. The canteen food is good, but the mess food is just okay. They have medical facilities on campus too. Overall, sports and games facilities are awesome.

Admission: I really like the teachers at our college. They know a lot about their subjects and teach us well. They focus more on real-life law stuff than just theory. Our college only offers B.A. LLB (Hons.) and the course is split between BA and law classes for the first 6 semesters. After that, we can choose our law specialization. Exams are not too hard to pass, but the law ones can be tricky. Still, most people pass, so that's good.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college are pretty good. Most of us depend on pre-placement offers to start our careers. Last year, 96 students got placed in top law firms like Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas and J. Sagar and Associates. The internship cell here is really helpful. Many of us landed internships at well-known law firms like Hamurabi and Solomon, Argus Partners, and more.

Campus: RGNUL is awesome when it comes to facilities. The campus is all air-conditioned which is great. They have a library, a clinic, and even a guest house. Everything you need in one place for your law school journey. What's cool is we have the only law school with air-conditioned hostel rooms. Plus, we get 24/7 Wi-Fi, which is a big help. The rooms and hallways are always neat and tidy. They clean the washrooms every day too. Food in the mess is pretty good overall. Sometimes there are some cleaning issues in the kitchen, but the food is tasty. We even get to enjoy some delicious Punjab dishes at times. And we have sports facilities like football, cricket, tennis, basketball, and volleyball. Our college teams compete in different sports fests at other colleges too. It's a great place to be for law school!

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. Some have PhDs, while others are working towards one. They really know their stuff when it comes to law. Most explain things well, but there are a few who could do better. The semester exams are decent, but they're still online because of the pandemic.

Placement: The placements at RGNUL are really good. A lot of students choose UPSC judiciary or litigation over corporate jobs. Companies like Khaitan and Co, SAM, CAM, and others hire from here. There are many internship options available, and the placement cell helps students a lot. The highest salary offered is around 14 LPA, with an average of 6-8 LPA.

Campus: The campus at RGNUL is amazing! It's got everything a law school needs. The whole place has Wi-Fi, big classrooms, and cool moot court halls. The library is top-notch and has all the resources. The food in the mess is tasty too. Can't wait to have it again once we're back on campus!

Admission: The teachers are really knowledgeable. Most of them have PhDs in their subjects. They pay attention to you individually. It's great for law students. They always provide good quality. If you're into law, this is the place for you.

Placement: Most students got placed in the course, about 85%. The highest salary package was 20% per year. The top companies for hiring were H&M and Khaitan Company. Almost all students got internships, and the job opportunities were great.

Campus: The college has really good facilities like AC rooms and a nice campus. There's a library, clinic, labs, and classrooms all set up well. The only downside is that you have to pay for meals if you choose to eat at the cafeteria.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful, but not amazing. The teaching is okay overall. The subjects are relevant, but kind of easy. You have plenty of time for other stuff since it's not super hard. The exams are not too tough, and you get three tries to pass them. Most of the students, around 95%, end up passing.

Placement: Only 30% of us got placed, but most of us found jobs on our own. The starting packages are around 6 Lacs, with an average of 10-12 Lacs. Some top firms can even offer up to 22 Lacs. Not many companies come for placements, but S&A and EY are big recruiters giving 8-10 Lacs. Almost everyone gets internships, but we have to find them ourselves. Popular roles are as associates at law firms, in-house legal counsel, junior advocates, and consultants at public policy forums.

Campus: The college has everything you need like Wi-Fi, computer labs, AC in classrooms, moot court hall, and seminar hall. First three years in the hostel are double occupancy, then single rooms for two years. There's a guest house and medical facilities too. On campus, there are shops, laundry, a parlor, a fruit shop, an SBI bank branch, and India Post. The mess is good, better than other colleges, but sometimes there are small issues. Water coolers and washrooms are everywhere. Rooms are cleaned daily and have AC. They focus on sports and games, with a ground available for activities.

Admission: The professors here know their stuff, but not all of them are great at teaching. They really care about the students' learning. They're friendly and always ready to help, but we have to take the first step. Each semester has around 6 projects, and we also do vivas for them. Knowing MS Word is super helpful for these projects and research. They also teach us how to use legal databases like Manupatra.

Placement: The placements this year were great! Three students got really high packages of around 15 lakhs each. Out of 80 students, 5-10 got placed with salaries of 40-50k per month. Many students opt for LL.M. or competitive exams. It's cool to see more students landing corporate jobs lately. The internships we do really help with getting job offers later on.

Campus: Our college has the best infrastructure compared to other National Law universities. The library building is huge, and we also have an auditorium, academic block, and administrative block all in one place. The campus is really green with big playing fields. Plus, the classrooms and hostels have ACs, which is great.

Admission: The teachers at our college are okay. A lot of them are Punjabi and seem to get hired because of who they know, not how good they are at teaching. But the classes are good and you can learn a lot by yourself. It sets you up well for the real world.

Placement: A lot of students here get pre-placement offers every year, about 20%. Many students like government jobs, and some even study abroad. The top companies that hire from our college include SAM, CAM, LKS, and more. Most students who want internships can find one easily.

Campus: I go to the best Law University in the country. Our campus has awesome facilities, especially the library. There's everything we need to study hard. The food and hostel stuff are pretty good too. And we've got decent sports and medical services. It's all good here.