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

Khaitan, Marwari & Co, ICJ Lawyers and various other top law firms and Litigation firm's mostly as we are taught Litigation traits in our course. Also, I have plans simple to go to the UK for further studies as our university has tie-ups with them and they help us in getting SOP.

The course curriculum is extremely relevant and to the point. The curriculum is not as heavy as the ones you'd see in other universities know for law, like Christ but just as effective with only the required amount of workload on students. The curriculum and the professors take an interest in the real world scenarios and real world examples are almost always used along with concepts for the better understanding of students. As of now as a first year law student, i dont see significant ways the curriculum and teaching methods can be improved, they work just fine. The frequency of exams are less as it is in the hands of the professors to conduct the mid terms as they wish and most professors prefer a time where the students do not have burdens from other subjects and are able to give their all. And a few professors even give graded assignments as substitution for mid term examinations.

The course I chose is bachelors in Arts and law this is a exceptional course it covers history and law . In the first sem students usually focus on law and the second sem is the BA part . The campus in here is studious

The placements of the college are only for creamy layer of students who are exceptionally well. Out of a batch of around 1200, only around 30-40 get placed in the campus placements. The placements provide job opportunities only for corporate side of law and none for litigation side of law. The Zero Day placements take place in the first month of the final year. The highest package goes up to around 19LPA while average is around 7LPA. Companies who come almost every year for law placements are - Trilegal, Khaitan & Co, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Saraf and Partners, ICICI, Aquilaw, Wipro, EY etc. My plans after graduation are to work in a litigation office under an advocate in the Supreme Court.

Internships are given to all students through superset if they choose to apply through it. Not a large percentage of people are placed after graduating. Few are places in top tier firms, depending on their GPA and participation in certain activities.

The course curriculums is pretty diverse and the faculty also here are accomplished in their respective fields. As I am still in the first year the courses are pretty easy to do and anyone with basic understanding of social sciences and English can ace the courses provided here

It is rated one of the best private law school. Since i did not get in a government law school, I joined this college. The curriculum has several open book semester examinations which can be cracked only with practical knowledge and not by memorising so it does prepare me well for the real world. The exams are moderate and are held once in a semester for 50 marks. The rest 50 marks is internals.

I chose this university because it was on an unprecedented rise within the law school sphere and possessed extremely great facilities and opportunities that other law schools wouldn't have been able to provide. The academic internship and cocurricular opportunities are widely prevalent in the university and the college does its best to help secure these for you. The faculty was extremly impressive as well.

Its the best law university in India according to QS ranking, and professors here too helpful, with 24?7 library access. The enviorment here is too competitive which makes you work harder. Lets accept that being a lawyer is not an easy job, you have to be active in extra co-curricular too. Jindal boosts your CV by giving you a chance to participate in many extra and co- curricualr activities.

Great management and administration. It's one of the best places.