GNLU Gandhinagar (NLU) - Gujarat National Law University

Admission: The teachers at the college were a mixed bag. Some were really great, while others weren't as good. There were a few who didn't have the best teaching skills or knowledge. But overall, the curriculum was spot-on and to the point.

Placement: The college placement cell did a great job because most of the students who applied for jobs got placed. The highest salary offered was over 15 lakhs and the average was around 8-9 lakhs. Companies like SAM, CAM, Khaitan, Adani, and Torrent recruited many students.

Campus: The college had a cool library and plenty of classrooms. We had separate hostels for guys and girls, and even separate fields for cricket and football. Plus, there was a dining hall, a late-night food spot, and a store with all the basics we needed every day.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know their stuff. They update the curriculum every year and actually ask us for input. We're split into two groups, around 90 students in each. The program is great and keeps up with what's happening in the legal world right now. Love it here!

Placement: I'm really happy with the placements here. They're getting better all the time. Loads of companies come to hire students through campus placements. Some students even get job offers before they graduate. The average salary is around 6-8 LPA, but some lucky ones can snag up to 15 LPA. And because it's a law college, a lot of us lean towards litigation too.

Campus: The campus is huge, covering 53 acres. The library has three floors and lots of books on every subject. The food is okay, but can be hit or miss. The hostels are pretty decent with enough space. I really like the overall campus infrastructure.

Admission: The teaching here is really good. They care about developing you as a whole person. The classes are practical and useful. We have 2 semesters in a year, each lasting 4 months. And after that, we get a 2-month internship break.

Placement: I really like how our college helps us find jobs. They offer good salary packages, usually around 16 to 20 lakhs per year. Big companies come to our campus to hire students. The placement committee starts helping us in the 3rd year. A lot of students end up getting pre-placement offers. It's a great opportunity for us to start our careers.

Campus: The college has great facilities. Wi-Fi works all over the campus. Hostel rooms have air-conditioning. The food in the mess is tasty. Hostel facilities are nice. There's a playground for sports. Also, we have a gym and a recreational room.

Admission: I really liked learning from some professors who know their stuff. They guide you with your questions, projects, and goals. I got to know about the industry from guest teachers who are awesome. The course covers everything about laws. We have presentations, group talks, and classes with 80% attendance rule. Some teachers aren't that great, and they keep changing, which is kinda annoying. But overall, the facilities and support here are top-notch. We have online resources, a good library, and mentors all year round. It's a great place to learn.

Placement: Placements here are pretty good. Lots of big companies come to hire from the 4th year onwards. Some students, like me, prefer to find jobs or do their own thing instead of going for big corporate jobs. There are also opportunities in other fields. Many students make around 5-10 lakhs per year, some even more. Internship options are great too. I tried out a few to see what I liked. The college is more focused on offering internships than helping with placements, but we have student committees that work on that. There's a placement cell that helps out too.

Campus: The facilities keep improving every year and there's everything you need. The food in the mess is pretty good and they come up with new stuff sometimes. The hygiene is top-notch. The hostel rooms are spacious and airy, but no ACs in there. The classrooms are amazing with ACs and top-notch facilities.

Admission: The faculty here is not great. They don't seem to know their stuff well and struggle with basic questions. They might look good on paper, but in class, they don't seem very good at teaching. They just read off slides, and the way they grade us is really unfair.

Placement: The campus placements are pretty good here. In 2017, around 30 students from my batch got awesome job offers from top law firms like Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas and Trilegal. This number includes both pre-placement offers and campus placements. The trend has been consistent over the years. Students at Gujarat National Law University have been landing great job offers from top law firms since 2015, and it was the same in 2014. So, this university is definitely among the best law schools in the country. There were rumors that a student even got a job paying over 20 lakhs per year, but those reports were not confirmed, so I can't say for sure.

Campus: I'm really impressed with the infrastructure at Gujarat National Law University. The campus is awesome with lots of greenery and a variety of sports facilities. We have a great library, a big football ground, and even a cricket oval a rare thing in law universities in India. There are also basketball and lawn tennis courts, a Kho Kho ground, a kabbadi field, and a volleyball field. The only thing missing is a swimming pool, but I heard they might build one by the end of 2021. The fees are around one and a half lakhs, but it's totally worth it. The mess food surprised me with how good it is. Plus, we have medical staff available on campus 24/7.

Admission: The college had teachers from all over India and abroad with a lot of experience in their fields. They taught us legal stuff and real cases. The student to teacher ratio was 40:1. We had lectures, real case studies, and even visited courts. Sometimes, experts from the industry like judges came for seminars. It was a great learning experience.

Placement: The placements for our batch and the seniors were great, with 100% getting placed. The highest salary was 17 lakhs and the average was 7 lakhs. Big law firms like AMSS, Trilegal, Khaitan & Co., JSA, DSK Legal, Advaiya Legal, and even government agencies like ONGC, Torrent, SBI, etc. came to offer internships and jobs. About 70% of students got internships, with the highest stipend being Rs. 20,000 and the lowest Rs. 5000. During final placements, students got roles as legal counsels and associates.

Campus: The campus at GNLU is top-notch. It's got Wi-Fi everywhere and classrooms big enough for all of us law students. There's a doctor on campus from 9 am to 7 pm, plus a sports stadium for games. The hostels have cool stuff like carrom and TT tables. The labs are super high-tech, whether it's for law or computers. Food is served 4 times a day with lots of choices. And there's even a juice and snack spot. The hostel rooms are big with bathrooms attached. We shared rooms for the first 3 years, but got single rooms in the 4th and 5th. Any issues with the place were fixed quick, usually within 3-4 hours.

Admission: This college is one of the top law schools in India. There are 5 deans here and about 100 academic staff members. They offer a variety of 60-70 subjects in the curriculum. You can choose from 5 different streams for the 5-year law program. They also have LLM and MBA programs for postgrad students.

Placement: Most of us landed jobs on day zero in our final year. Out of 180 students, about 20-30 got PPO's from top law firms. And there were around 60 other companies and government agencies recruiting from our university.

Campus: The college campus is huge, covering 55 acres. They have a big library with three floors, all air-conditioned. In the hostel, they can fit 400 students boys and girls have separate places. There's also a guest house and places for teachers to stay. The mess serves food four times a day, and it's included in the fees.

Admission: The teachers at GNLU are super helpful and really know their stuff. They use cool teaching methods and give us hands-on experience that helps us understand our courses better. Plus, they're friendly and always ready to help out with any issues we have.

Placement: The job placements for our batch were just okay. Not many people got good jobs with high salaries. And they don't really help us find internships. For postgrad students, there are only a few job opportunities and the college doesn't seem too bothered. Only a couple of companies came for placements. So overall, the job placements were pretty disappointing.

Campus: The campus at GNLU is awesome! The classrooms are big and high-tech. The library is good too. The hostels have everything you need. I love that they have playgrounds and promote sports. They organize many activities for us. It's cool that there's a medical facility on campus too.

Admission: The teachers at GNLU really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They help us learn with modern strategies that matter right now. The curriculum is top-notch and gets updated regularly.

Placement: The top companies that hire from my college are Trilegal, Cyril Amarchand Mangladas, Linklaters, Khaitan & Company, J Sagar Associates, and Kangna & Company. They usually offer legal associate roles to students. On average, the salary package is around 15 LPA. Both undergrad and post-grad students get placed in these companies.

Campus: The classrooms, library, auditorium, and moot courtrooms all look really nice. They're air-conditioned and have new technology. The legal history museum at GNLU is cool too it shows India's old laws. It's not just a building, it's like a piece of history you can walk through.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch, and they really know their stuff. Each subject has its own expert teachers, and they're always around when you need them. Having such experienced faculty gives you a real advantage over other students in the same field.

Placement: I love how this college hooks students up with top law firms like Amarchand, Mangaldas, and Khaitan. Mooting is huge here, with over 50% of students landing placements every year. It's awesome to see so many opportunities opening up for us!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch, especially compared to other law universities in the country. The campus is huge, covering 55 acres with lots of sports fields. The Wi-Fi is awesome you can get it everywhere on campus. They have medical help available 24/7, and the library is great with 3 floors full of all the books you need.