Jindal Global Law School Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

My campus life was very happy and happening. Those were the best days in my life. I had made some really amazing friends in my college who are still in touch with me. I also had very satisfactory relationship with all my professors.

This is one of the best law colleges in Haryana. I had always wanted to read in this college. After applying through online for this course, I had to give an entrance exam, conducted by the college. Thankfully, I got good score in the exam and got selected.

Students should have graduation degree with minimun 50% marks to take admission in LLB. For taking admission candidate have to attend Law School Admission entrance Test -India and its respective counselling.

Everything can be improved but the administration is not at all lackadaisical. It's a good place if you are willing to mind your own business and develop as an individual.

I had to give an exam called LSAT to get admission in Jindal Global Law School. I scored 87.14 percentile in the exam. From a couple of years, I had decided that I wanted to get into a Law School. I gave a few exams and had admission offers from Christ University, Symbiosis Law School in both Pune and Noida, Jamia Milia Islamia University among some.

I gave LSAT to get into this college. I scored a 92 percentile score. I chose this college for its faculty and international tie ups.

They are accommodating of any extracurricular and academic initiatives but are overly authoritative and not transparent at all. They do not take the student body or Student Council's inputs on policy work or other related aspects and ignore other important stakeholder such as the parents of the students too which is not a good practice and doesn't create a good environment overall.