NLUJAA Assam Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The placement of my college is improving and prospering high. The final yearites this year were placed at reputed firms like ZEUS Law, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan attorneys etc. The highest package achieved is concealed. Well my plans after degree is to sit for competitive exams also State judiciary exams.

I have planned to work under my brother. 4th to 5th year become eligible for the campus placement. Around 70 percent students do get placement. And still after all law is all about making connections so there will be enough connections made here which will help in getting into good companies.

Campus placement are very rare here as it is a relatively new NLU. The people here do manage to get good PPOs own their own. Students have got PPOs in firms like trilegal, LKS, Khaitan, DSK Legal etc. As we have the judicial Academy with us, it also provide guidance to students who wants to pursue judiciary as an option.

The college also offers placements but the placement is only limited means that if you think that you will get a world-class placement it's not like that. The average placement record of the college is around 40-50% which is why probably there is no information on the college website about the placement I can tell you this because I have been part of the college as per my personal experience the highest package was around 6 LPA and the average salary offer was 3 LPA.

Merit is one of the most important factors that became instrumental in making me go fir this university and besides that Northeast of India is the place to be due to rich diversity that must be embraced.

Good, we have a long way to go. We were recently declared as the 16th best Law college in the country via NIRF.

The only criteria to get into NLUJAA is to crack CLAT and get a rank above 2000. The application for CLAT generally begins on the first of January and ends on the 31st of March. The exam is held on the second Sunday of May. The course for the entrance comprises of GK, Logical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, Maths and English.

It is human tendency that we always look for something better, but in NLUJA things seem to be growing at the right pace. Instead of looking for a better management, I think the students' participation and enthusiasm must be encouraged. A college/university is only what the students make it, and it cannot grow until and unless the students take an initiative.