Institute of Law, Nirma University Faculty

Enlighting, marvellous and out of the world won't be enough for our faculties as they are best of the best. Because ours is a private university, it's our faculties who sets paper and they set them as tough as it can be. However, nothing comes in n exams which is not discussed, and hence one has to make sure that they mark their attendance or else will lose out big time.

I like the fact that at ILNU faculties are symbolical rated the highest. It's also the recognition of the fact that faculties here are among the best and it's their hard efforts that we today compare ILNU with Symbiosis Law School or the NLUs.

Faculty for economics , Consumer protection Act, English communication, Law of torts , political science and Sociology are very well versed , there teaching techniques are mostly activity based and its more like dialogue and not monologue, interactive sessions are there in mostly every class , they try to make boreing lectures interesting

There are sufficient faculty members for the batch and highly educated and qualified teachers and their relationship with student is really good . • Vikas Sir And Ashish sir are the best among all and most cooperative Faculty they teach Tort And Accounts respectively . • English communication teacher and economics teachers are not that cooperative and not that good teaching skills • there are 4 written exams 2 mid semester and 2 semester end exams . Difficulty of the exams that they actually modrate to touch

Faculties are not that great. Faculty ratio is 1:20. Faculties are approachable but they are not that worthy to be honest. I liked some faculties as they had knowledge and also knew how to teach as some others had knowledge but didn't knew how to teach. Apart from this many doesn't have knowledge. Nitesh sir, nikita mam, shalini mam. All were good. Amit kashyap, chotelal yadav, dewang Chatrapati no knowledge at all and doesn't know to teach. In every semester there are mid sema and end sems of 40 and 100 marks. The exams are not that tough but the syllabus is tough. They burden you with whole syllabus but law is lenghty can help. Curriculum is worthy and exams are necessary and make you learn.

There's a fine faculty to student ratio and some faculties are very good teaching wise , like nikita ma'am a very supportive mamta ma'am for 1st years and overall approachable in some cases like personal mentoring and helping in academics but wont help much for any other issues

The faculties are highly qualified. They are friendly with the students and are always willing to help. They understand are issues and while teaching as well, they take into consideration our viewpoints which eventually makes the learning process better.

I would assess 9 out of 10. Faculty of my college is really is really hardworking, helping, full of knowledge and generous. They have practical examples ready with them for any query of any student. They have achieved many degrees. They are educated from higher universities. Yes many lectures hold relevant certifications.

We have around 5-6 lectures a day and sometimes it may extend to 6 due to incomplete course, but the main problem here is with the new teachers who are being employed they don't possess the teaching experience which I think is the key point for effective learning of students which we lack here.

Good. Many faculties are young who sahre there experience. Problem is that they did not have prior knowledge about the subject that how to teach. Many good faculties as also leaving which ultimately cost the students.