Questions Asked On GNLU Gandhinagar, Gandhinagar

After 4th year, students are eligible to sit for placements. Some students also receive a pre-placement offer in the 4th year itself. The students are first prepared for day zero, i.e., placement day, beforehand by conducting a mock interview, which is a voluntary session conducted by the placement committee. CV Vetting workshops are also conducted in the eighth semester because at the end of the 8th semester, the placements are made where tier-1 companies like Khaitan, AZB Partners, CAM, SAM, Trilegal, etc. In-house firms like Adani, ICICI Bank, Tata, and more come for recruiting students. Some students sit for placement; others who want to prepare for government exams like judiciary, UPSC, Public Prosecutor, etc. refrain from sitting in placements.

There is a 1:4 ratio of faculty and students. The faculty members are very experienced, and some are even experts in their own field as they hold postgraduate degrees and have more than 5 years of teaching experience. The faculty members are very polite, humble, and always ready to help any student, whether it is in respect of academics or any personal issue. The faculty members are approachable after class hours. They even provide guidance with respect to any competition and help in preparing students for moot competition. GNLU is a semester-based university where each semester is 6 months, and at the end of each month, final exams are taken. The total marks of the paper is 100, of which 50 is for the internal submissions made, including the research paper, group discussion, case analysis, class test, etc. The rest 50 marks is for the final written exam. This curriculum is made so that every student can be assessed regarding what they have learned in each semester.

GNLU hosts pentagram every year with justice league, which inter-college sports tournament. The university also has different committees and centers for different areas of law where students become members and conduct research, make posters, do social media campaigns, and help conduct any conference or programme. GNLU has centers like the sports and entertainment law centre, pro-bono club, MUN society, Moot Court Committee, criminal law centre, and many others. Being part of these committees not only provides you with work but also gives you in-hand organising skills provide you with a like-minded set of people and resources that develop your personality.

The university has boys' and girls' hostels. In boys hostel no signle room acomoation is provided it is either double sharing or tripple sharing. In the case of gisrl hostel, twin sharing and single rooms are provided. Every room has attached washrooms for girls, but for boys, there are common washrooms. The hostels do not have AC, so only coolers are allowed. It has a bed, study table, and chair, one cupboard and 2 to 3 windows as per the room length. The boy's hostel also has all the facilities as girls' hostel except the attached washrooms. At all hours, the female guards are present in the girls' hostel and male guards in the boys' hostel. There is also a common health centre in the girls' hostel. Laundry services are also provided inside the hostel. The meals are served in the common mess where the non-veg and veg sections are separated. Four meals are served daily. One is breakfast, then lunch, in the evening snacks are made and at night dinner is served. The quality of food is equal to the payment mess payment made during fees.