O.P. Jindal Global University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

A premier institute, which has a very healthy work environment, promoting hard work along with recreation. We come from different walks of life. some are super conscious, some don't care. some wear tons of make up, some show up in buns and flip-flops. our code here is 'no judgement'.

People may complain about the attendance, dress code and other rules. but rules here are made, not to hinder you,but rather to prepare for the cruel world out there.

If you are an outsider in Panipat, it may take a while for you to adjust here. But as if you are willing to learn, people are there to guide you. Come here if you want good academics and a wholesome environment.

The required attendance to be able to sit in semester examination is too much, being 75%, as compared to other colleges. This becomes a trouble for those who are not interested in some course, but still need to attend many classes of the same, or in courses where the faculty isn't good, but still unworthy class is a must-be-attended.

The curriculum is good, one can get most of what he wants from the course, maybe more. The course is made in accordance with the international standards, and much helpful when talked about going for further studies.

The management of the college must focus on reducing the stress of the students by organizing more events and providing break time after every lecture to give students time to boost up their energy.

There are lots of things to see in OPJ. OPJ is an alcohol and ragging free college. Talking about the infrastructure, you have to visit OPJ to see the beauty of it.

I had to give an exam called LSAT to get admission in Jindal Global Law School. I scored 87.14 percentile in the exam. From a couple of years, I had decided that I wanted to get into a Law School. I gave a few exams and had admission offers from Christ University, Symbiosis Law School in both Pune and Noida, Jamia Milia Islamia University among some.

I gave LSAT to get into this college. I scored a 92 percentile score. I chose this college for its faculty and international tie ups.

They are accommodating of any extracurricular and academic initiatives but are overly authoritative and not transparent at all. They do not take the student body or Student Council's inputs on policy work or other related aspects and ignore other important stakeholder such as the parents of the students too which is not a good practice and doesn't create a good environment overall.