NALSAR Student Review

I would rate the course curriculum highly and student-friendly; each subject is divided into two parts taught over 8 months. The curriculum, unlike other law schools, is very focused on the idea of practicality of the use of law. The art subjects combined with a few special NALSAR caveats like Law and Poverty make each a every student an informed citizen and also expands the area of growth

There is an internship Committee, but more than that, it's the Alum network that keeps giving out referrals and jobs. The faculty and the guest lecturers are also people who are at the top of their game and are good at connecting students with contacts that can help them get internship opportunities at the most premium firms and every High Court.

A recruitment committee is created every year. They ensure that every child of the graduating batch leaves with his/her future secured. The college has successfully run in the past few years by ensuring that top law firms like CAM, SAM, and Trilegal recruit from this uni. Private companies like Dellotie and ICCI Bank are also hiring from this university.

The fee is around 2.8 lakh per annum, which is used for all the necessities and one lakh ten thousand of the tutorial fees. The fees also include access to the library, gym equipment, multi-purpose sports turf and internet facilities.

Many clubs, like the Pro Bono and Legal Aid, are at the top of the field. The college has a flourishing publication ecosystem. The sports culture is inclusive and growing. There is a lack of cultural activities, though, which is very much expected in a law school. The student body indulges in the celebration of 8 different fests that are spaced throughout the year

The hostel accommodation, while livable, requires some improvement, and cleanliness is an issue. The culture of NALSAR does make it easy to accommodate. The admin is more than happy to provide special accommodation for differently enabled kids and making sure they are able to be a part of the student culture as much as they reasonably can

My reasons for choosing this college are vast but can be boiled down to there pristine reputation and an environment that allows political dissent and opinion to rise. They also rank as the highest law college in NAAC rating, making the choice evident. The stellar placement track record combined with an alum network ready help makes NALSAR a worth while choice

The very nature of this college, being the law school in the country and one of if not the best law universities in south Asia, means that it does attract a lot of big names in academia the professors here are the best in their respective fields of law. there are still areas of improvement though, better faculty for BA subjects is something which will be greatly appreciated.