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One class size is about 90. The classroom has smart boards which enable the professor to teach such a large size of class efficiently. The faculty has adopted a very student-friendly approach to teaching subjects under the Law. Through fun activities and assignments, that also carry our internal marks, and games and videos in the classroom, students are being made to understand difficult topics. Most of the faculty members are NLU graduates, Graduates from foreign law universities, etc.
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Faculties at law school are really nice and their approach towards reaching is really practical its not restricted to wht the book says ar theory is but they have a daily analysis and live examples for their teaching style. There are 70 faculties for 1000 students I think which is comparably low more teachers are required. Each student is provided with a mentor uf they face any problem related to campus and academic guidanc. When it comes to interaction every saturday theres a tutorial class where students are asked to meet their mentors for any doubt counselling career guidance for seeking any internship opportunties.
The number of lectures are around 40. Average age is 30. Some of them are expert and some are new to teaching line and some have relevent industrial experience and certifications and some have worked as lawyer and 1-2 as judges. Some honours teachers have done specialisation in the particular honours.
Till 3rd year everything was quite good but then things started to change. Some great teachers left the college and new teachers were recruited bht they were not as perfect as the previous ones. They had no idea what they are teaching. Sometimes we were unable to even understand anything.
Standard of the faculty of the college is at par, some profeesors or teachers are excellent while some fail to ignite any interest in the students regarding the subject or the topic they are teaching.
We have one of the best faculty groups ever. Most of them are from foreign universities and national law schools. They are extremely cooperative and caring at the same time. Always ready to clear any conceptual doubts.
Good. At least they focus more on new recruits who also learn from us too. And there's a good rapport between the faculties and the students. Although there are some faculty members who are really egoistic and act rudely to students, overall it's ok.
Faculties are good for teaching us. They used to give us a lot of discussion on the basis of our research. Help us to improve our education. Provide the best possible advice to help us. By giving us the opportunity to study the following information carefully.
The college comprises of highly trained faculty which includes professors who studied abroad and in some National law colleges . The study method is very good. And teaching is highly satisfactory.
he faculty members are either graduates from National Law Schools or have completed their graduation or post graduation from Universities abroad. Most of the faculty have completed their PhD from reputed Universities. Prof. Dr. Faizan Muftafa, the Founder Director, and Current Vice Chancellor of NALSAR and adviser of the institute holds a Ph.D in Copyright laws from Aligarh Muslim University. Prof. N.L. Mitra, an eminent law professor and former Director of National Law School of India University, Bangalore and Former Vice-Chancellor of National Law University, Jodhpur is the Chancellor of KIIT University. Prof. M.S. Raste, Ex Vice-chancellor of Symbiosis International Law School had also worked as one of the faculties and served this law school as director for a period of time. Other eminent faculty of this institution are Prof. V.D. Sebastian, Former Dean of Faculty of Law, Cochin University and founder Director of School of Indian Legal Thought, M.G. University, Kottayam
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