UWSL, Karnavati University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are all graduates from top law schools, so they know their stuff. In the first year, we weren't happy with a few teachers, but by the second year, they all stepped up their game. If you really pay attention, the quality of teaching is good. Some teachers even use games to help us learn better. I did notice a bit of favoritism towards some students, but that's common in most colleges. One thing I like is that the management always asks for our feedback. Every year, they give us a sheet to share our thoughts on the faculty and their teaching. Giving constructive criticism really makes a difference!

Placement: I'm not sure about placements yet since the senior batch is still in their fifth year. But I'm confident that top companies will come to our campus because Karnavati is a well-known University. The business, dental, and design schools have great reputations, and I believe the law school will too.

Campus: I love the campus infrastructure here! It's so green and there are nice spots to hang out with friends. I really like the lotus pond, it's super relaxing. Wi-Fi is a bit slow in class but works great in the library. The classrooms have a good atmosphere. They even have a football ground for matches. I heard they're adding indoor games soon, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They're qualified too. The curriculum could be better to prepare us for the industry. The semester exams are tough, with only about 40-50 percent passing.

Placement: Around a hundred students in our group are taking this course. About 40% of us landed internships, and a few even got placements at Amarchand Mangaldas.

Campus: Karnavati University has awesome facilities and a cool design. The hostel students can use lots of stuff like a gym, salon, cafe, and Wi-Fi. The food is delicious too! Love it here.

Admission: The teachers at KSD are really good at what they do, especially in the prosthodontics department. They're all very humble. The new curriculum in 2022 made things better, and now exams are harder. We have more viva and weekly tests now, but it's all part of the routine.

Placement: When I started college, there were around 100 students in my batch. The placement in the medical field isn't great because most dental jobs only last about 2 years. Our program is clinic-based, and the college doesn't offer placements. But once we graduate, we can work at private hospitals and earn a good salary as dentists.

Campus: I love this dental college in Gujarat! The campus is awesome with big grounds and indoor play areas. The classrooms have projectors and AC, making studying so much easier. The library is great too, with all the books and journals you need. Plus, there are hostels on campus. And there's always medical staff at the clinics. It's a top-notch place to study!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They point out our mistakes and give great advice for college. They come from different parts of India and are awesome for B.Tech students. They're friendly and always ready to help. I think it's a good place to study.

Placement: I really like how UIT Gandhinagar helps about 85% of students get placed in top companies. The placement cell is really good and offers a lot of support.

Campus: The hostel here is top-notch, and the staff is super friendly. I definitely recommend living in the hostel if you can. The college has great facilities that help us students do our best.

Admission: The teachers at college are super helpful. Some of them have Ph.D.s, while others are experts in their field or visiting faculty. They teach us theory and practical stuff. The curriculum is great and prepares us well for our future careers in the industry.

Placement: The university offers internships to students. You can apply through the internship and placement cell, or on your own. Lots of students get great job offers from top law firms. Companies come to our college to interview students and offer them good jobs.

Campus: The university has awesome infrastructure. The campus is full of greenery with lots of trees and plants. We get Wi-Fi here which is great. They also have cool facilities like a moot court room, amphitheater, auditorium, library, badminton court, playground, and more. It's really nice here!

Admission: The teachers are super helpful. They clear your doubts, give study materials, and help you when you're stuck. If you're interested in research, they're there to guide you and you can even join their research projects.

Placement: I'm not sure about placements yet since they haven't happened. But I believe the university will do a great job attracting companies to campus. They've already partnered with some cool companies, so I'm hopeful about internships and job opportunities in the future.

Campus: The university has good Wi-Fi everywhere on campus. The library is awesome with lots of books. There are 3 canteens and 1 mess in the main campus. Hostel services are available too. The food in the canteen is delicious. All the classes have AC, which is great. The lab is also really good.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and get us ready for the real world. The exams were fair, with a 40% passing rate. They know their subjects well and the course covered everything we needed.

Placement: None of us found jobs through the college placements, but the ones who applied on their own got good internships. Colgate Palmolive was the main company hiring. They only counted attendance for the students who applied for internships.

Campus: I really liked the campus at our college. It's so pretty! They have 3 canteens that offer a bunch of food options like drinks, ice cream, shakes, cakes, and South Indian food. Plus, the whole campus has Wi-Fi. And there are 3 libraries in different buildings on campus one in the main building, one in the old UWSB building, and one in the new UWSB building. It's awesome!

Admission: My course, BBA LL.B., focused more on real-world skills than just theory. The teachers were really good at balancing textbook stuff with hands-on learning. We did lots of practical stuff like mock debates and moot courts to get better at arguing. Overall, the teachers and teaching methods at our college are great.

Placement: Being in the first batch meant that not many students got placed compared to other law colleges. But we did have some law firms like Lex Partners and Amarchand Mangaldas come for placements. Some individual lawyers like Gurusaran Virk also came for recruitment.

Campus: The infrastructure at Unitedworld College is top-notch. The classrooms were comfortable and the library had all the books and software we needed. The food was pretty good and clean. They have a separate mess for hostel students and local students. Overall, our college's infrastructure is better than many other law schools.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They all got their Ph.D. from top colleges. The tuition is good and sets us up well for the future. We have three exams each semester: Midterm, SNAP test, and end term.

Placement: Almost all the students in my senior class get placed every year. The highest package in 2023 was 25 LPA and the lowest was 17 LPA. Companies like Khaitan & Co., Amarchand, Manglda, and A Shroff & Co. visit our Department UWS for placements. There are different committees like 3-D committee and digital trade that make our department diverse and interesting.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and infrastructure. It's so cool that we can even hang out here during holidays. There are 10 buildings for hostels 8 for boys and 2 for girls. They serve three meals and high tea in both hostels. It's pretty convenient!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super supportive. Each semester, we have to do 2 written exams and 1 viva. To pass, you need 75% attendance and to pay your fees on time. The exams are fair as long as you study beforehand.

Placement: I loved that our college lets us practice in big cities like Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore. Your abilities and skills decide if you're a good fit for the place you want to intern at. Every semester, we get a month-long internship to work wherever we want. It's a great chance to learn and grow!

Campus: I really liked the college's facilities and infrastructure. The classrooms are big, and they have labs for each course. Wi-Fi is accessible to all students. The campus has a ground, auditoriums, a basketball court, three food courts, three mess halls, and even a pharmacy.