MY THOUGHTS ON JINDAL GLOBAL UNI

The curriculum isn't complete rote learning. It is based mostly on practicality. They teach through PPTs. Also they grade u on projects, presentations, etc. which are a fun way to learn. Frequency of exams are quite regular which makes it stressing too.

A lot of internship opportunities are provided at Jindal Global Law School. Both paid and unpaid are available. You can choose to do it in a specific region too, for example near your house, which makes it easy.

From 8th semester Students can sit for campus placements. Khaitan, AZB and Co., CAM, SAM are some of the frequent companies that visit. Highest placement offer made was around 25LPA. And average one was 12LPA Around 30% of the students get placed. I'm planning to sit for the placements.

Jindal Global Law School is a residential campus. Which means hostel is mandatory here. The tuition fee is around 600000 INR/ year and the hostel fee is around 375000 INR/year. Scholarship can be availed through LSAT score in the first semester and through your grades in law school in later semesters given that your parent's annual income is below 50 LPA

The campus life is amazing. Biswamil, Magnus and other fests happen on a regular basis. Global library is impeccable and has books of all the genre. Students are taught through PPTs and notes. All type of sporting facilities are available here at campus. Many clubs and societies are available too.

The hostel facility is quite good. We can get 120 clothes cleaned in 30 days. The mess food is pretty good as well. Renting a room or pg isn't possible since it's a residential campus. Registration process is simple and user friendly.

I didn't give CLAT so I couldn't apply for any of the other law colleges. LSAT is the only examination that I gave and it paid me off. I won a scholarship here at jindal making my fee affordable. The ambience of this college is good.

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.