JGLS Faculty

Faculty to students ratio is more but the faculty is quite experienced and are graduates from the top colleges in world. Some junior professors are a bit young and slightly inexperienced but majority of them are very knowledgeable and supportive. There are mid semester exams and end semester exams.

The faculty is really great ill consider it the best in India. It also contains professors from top universities from all over the world. The exams are not too tough and conducted twice a sem- mid sem exams then end sem exams containing a few assignments too.

Jindal maintains a facgulty to student ratio of 1:9 which fosters a conducive learning environment. Faculty members are highly approachable many with extensive international experience and promoting supportive environment for the students. They encourage open discussion and crutical thinking mentorship beyond class hours. JGLS offers a robust interdisciplinary curriculum combining core subjects with a wide array of elecives. Law course emphasis both theoritical framework amd practical application ensuring students are well prepared for real world challenges. Exams at JGLS include mid terms, end terms and continuius assessmnet through assigmnets , research papers and moot courts.

faculty to student ratio of the college is very good, for every 10 students there's one faculty member, boasts of having more than 1000 faculty members. The exam system is quite appreciable, no focus on rote learning, focus on application based learning, 50% internals rest externals, external component pen paper test

The exam schedule differs from year to year but on avg you have 5-6 subjects with various difficulties. Some exams may be open book some may only allow bare acts. The faculty to student ratio is around 1:120

Faculty ratio around 1:10 students. Course structure is weekly lessons, approx 5 courses per semester, 50 marks internals and 50 mark final examination, letter grade transcripts, batch rankers get awards and other perks. some faculties who are good are nisha nair, ruchika rao and kanishk rai all of my teachers were very qualified so cant say anything bad about any of the teachers who taught me, the level of difficulty for the exams is based on a bell curve so the best of the class get the best marks and the others are far behind. the exams are not very difficult but it is tough to be a topper since the competiiton level in this college is high.

The faculty in the college is incredible. Almost all my professors are the best I could be offered. They put a lot of sincerity into every student and make sure you understand vast concepts. There is a big end-sem written exam at the end of the year. But there are about two to three mid sems spread throughout the semester. They can vary from theatre to written papers to oral examination to research papers.

The student faculty ratio is good there are teaching assistants from the final years of their respective courses and the faculty is very approachable as they give office hours to the students to clear their doubts. Anmol Diwan is good with explaining the concepts and is very good with constitution. Asmita Singh is horrible too strict with attendance, even a minute late to class she will mark you absent. There are midterm exams which are for 50 marks and how to assess them is upto the professors and there are end term examinations which are for another 50 marks which is held at the end of every semester.

The faculty was initially top-notch and highly qualified, coming from reputed backgrounds and universities. But recently, due to the ever-rapidly increasing student population, the quality of faculty admissions has degraded. Now, mostly all professors hired are Jindal graduates themselves. Course structure revolves around 4 months of a semester, with 3 months of studying and 1 month of examinations. The course is divided into 50 marks for internals while 50 for externals. The internal scheme runs throughout the semester at discretion of the professor - in class exams, presentations, quizes, viva, research paper etc while the external scheme is an in-class 3 hour examination towards the end of the semester. The internal examination is not anonymous while external examinations are anonymous, eliminating bias.

The faculty members are supportive, kind, and give u room to ask ur doubts. Also they're quite friendly which makes it easier to ask them stuff. Faculty to student ratio is almost 15:1/ Gitanjali ma'am for torts is exceptional. There are 2 semesters comprising of 1 end sem and 1 mid sem each.