Unveiling the JGU Experience: A Student's Perspective on O.P Jindal Global University

all the courses very very comprehensive. very much prepared me further in the field of law. the method of teaching has been great which includes explaining of the laws and the relevant sections of the act and then analysing case laws for each and every subject. frequency of the mid term exams are that they are spaced out throughout the semester and the last 10-12 days of the semester and for final exams. difficulty level can be described as a 7/10.

internship opportunities given with law firms and non-law firms. suually no stipend and the work is only fresher work such as making case briefs and doing other such easy work until you get more experience and then workload increases. court visits are very common.

there is ppo at the end of the fourth year and also placements at the end of the fifth year. the tier 1 law firms all come for placements but only around 30-50 people get placed which is not very great considering the batch size is around 1000. the minimum required CGPA for sitting for placement is 7.5/8 and some packages included over 12LPA but has gone as high as 40LPA as well but this is rare. it is not uncommon however to see over 20LPA.

for education paid 625,000 annually for hostel paid 292,000 (subject to change so now approx 5% more) annually registration fee was 5,000 one time deposit was 50,000 (refundable) one time no reservation benefits some batchmates got scholarship offered to those with parental income less than 30lpa so 20%-50% scholarship possible based on LSAT ranking. if above 85% then 20% if above 90, its more and if above 95% then 50%. During the course merit scholarship is offered to eligible students.

amazing social experience on campus. there is magnus sports festival every year in the second semester and Biswamil cultural fest in the first semester every year and they always bring some amazing singers to perform every year such as Amit Trivedi. the range of books is amazing and has next to every book possible. the facilities are amazing since there is board and chalk and marker and smartboard as well as projector. AC classroms and good benches. sports culture is fantastic with various leagues for sports within the college and and the university teams for various sports going all over the country every year for many tournaments such as IIT Kanpur, Ashoka University, Bits Pilani etc.

Amazing hostels. 3 sharing with private bathroom. separated boys and girls dorms. meals are great but over time can get boring but the mess building also has a food court with dominos and subway etc. affordability wise is a little more expensive than most other colleges but the facilities provided is great. no option to live off-campus so this is alright. AC rooms also so very comfortable.

i chose this because they had the best chance to help me progress in further studies. most of the student's socio-economic background matched mine. the infra was great and the college life was fantastic so i chose it. the education part it is already known to be a good college and one of the best in the country. i applied to a few other colleges like flame and symbiosis and got accepted in both but chose this college because of the stated reasons. the admission process was applying in the website, listing the relevant LSAT date and then writing LSAT. when i met the admission criteria which was at least 60 percentile, i got an offer letter and then i paid the fees and joined. experience was good and easy.

Faculty ratio around 1:10 students. Course structure is weekly lessons, approx 5 courses per semester, 50 marks internals and 50 mark final examination, letter grade transcripts, batch rankers get awards and other perks. some faculties who are good are nisha nair, ruchika rao and kanishk rai all of my teachers were very qualified so cant say anything bad about any of the teachers who taught me, the level of difficulty for the exams is based on a bell curve so the best of the class get the best marks and the others are far behind. the exams are not very difficult but it is tough to be a topper since the competiiton level in this college is high.