First Year Student’s Experience of JGLS

The course meticulously covers all the important aspects of each subject which is also quite fun to learn. Most subjects are relevant to the course. There are enough real life scenarios discussed in class which help apply the theory to the practical. Exams are held at the end of the 2 semesters in a year.

Internship opportunities are good and open to all students. Stipend is not generally provided. It is a very easy process. An internship report and uploading of certificate is necessary after completing the internship.

Internships are given to all students through superset if they choose to apply through it. Not a large percentage of people are placed after graduating. Few are places in top tier firms, depending on their GPA and participation in certain activities.

The total cost touches 9 lakhs. Scholarships are given based on Merit and Means together, not separately. Campus employment is as per the discretion of professors, who take students for internships with them or some became teaching assistants. There is stipend in some cases as per my knowledge.

Festivals take place very often. Amit Trivedi performed in the last Biswamil, a cultural fest. Books are usually accessible. Clubs are not easy to get in due to the large number of people applying. So hobbies are usually limited.

The hostels are very comfortable, with house-keeping happening whenever requested. All students are required to stay in the hostel in general circumstances. Meals are of questionable taste. Menu is varied however for most cuisines, giving ample options to all.

Course is eligible by all 12th grade pass outs. It is easy to apply to, after giving the LSAT exam. A 60th percentile mark is necessary to get in. The exam takes place in January and June, with the choice to the student depending on the time convenient to them. It is not too tough, a few sample questions are good enough to prepare.

The faculty has so far been very good. They have all completed PHDs, some in esteemed universities like Cambridge and Harvard. They are approachable and interactive, and help in case of any doubts. Overall, most professors have been great.