ILNU is best for corporate law!

There are plenty of things which has made me opt for law and the main was that I want to advocate human rights. Our faculties teaching us in a way that we get everything we desire for and learn to the best of our abilities. Areas of improvement in my suggestion would be too many assignments and sometimes some meaningless researches.

Maximum students passed out from ILNU go for corporate law while those who want to work in dream law firms get the much needed chance here. Top law firms like Cyrilchand Amardas and Trilegal and others also come for placement here. So, far the highest placements from ILNU has been of 24LPA.

ILNU which is Nirma University law institute is one of the pioneer of law colleges in India. The fees for ILNU is 3.5 lakhs a year. Last year when I took admission here around 40k admission charges and some 15k of security deposits were charged. Also hostel is also something which I have enrolled for and I have to pay 2.1 lakhs for that too.

Nirma has a sports complex with proper sports facilities in nearly a dozen of sports. Sports are less promoted here but still those who wants to pursue can try their hands. Auditorium has events or guest lectures atleast twice in a week. Yearly we have our university annual fest called NUZELA and also our law fest Ashwanedha.

Girls hostel building of the university is the largest of them all and over 1500 girls of the university stays there. Around 14 floors which has over 500 rooms, a few study room and a common area as well. Mess is fine but food is little inbetween.

After missing out on GNLU, I wanted to be in the same vicinity as Nirma too is a top level university for law. Same procedure as CLAT score is considered and even though the university has its own entrance too for MBA but for Law if one has appeared for the Law and has over 50% in 12th they stand eligible for admission in ILNU.

ILNU faculties are top level and have been students favourite as they know friendship goals more than us. They have been with students when the moments are tough and life feels little down. Law studies are never easy as every semester our faculties takes mock tests gives us endless assignments. In the end though they are the ones who help us overcome all of it.

I am little religious and therefore I am happy that we have Shri Gajanand Maharaj Temple. We also have Gobind Dham as well and weekends are occupied with walks and fun at River Front. For cafes we mostly go for eating at The Shake Box Cafe and Rasa Restro.