Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law Patiala Faculty

Our faculties are more than ever approachable as there's a residential facility for them inside the campus and quite a few of them stay there. So we see them off classes too and can have a word with them after the classes. So, not just our benches hand raised questions are answered but our life problems too can be discussed with them.

Deepak Nahata is probably the one whom I look upto as he is a research expert and I want my education with some researches on. So therefore I think our faculties are quite crucial and I am certain will shape our career well for future.

There's just too much class and too much pedigree when it comes to faculties of RGNLU. In short too much talent over there and lots and lots of experience and this is how I would like to sum up my faculties as they are arguably one of the best.

The faculty at our university is great, intellectual, and student-friendly. Most of the Faculty are alumni of renowned institutions like Oxford University, Harvard Law School, Leiden University, and reputed NLU's. The faculty student ratio is basically medium with 1:70 and the faculty not just behave as our professors but also our mentors, helping us to make the full out of our educational studies. All the faculties at our University are highly intellectual as well as lucid in their nature, naming some of them like Ms Aditi Dubey, who teaches Pol. Science to the First-Year Students and Mr. Saurabh Sharma, who teaches international law and contract law to the students. Further, discussing about the exam structure, the same is divided into 10 semesters containing 2 exams in each semester i.e. endsems and the midsems, the difficulty level of the exam is not very difficult and the same can be pertained to the curricula adopted in our university which is not much complicated and most of the study material can be easily found online. Furthermore, if you are having your basics clear then you can clear the exam easily, by just studying before a week of exams. Moreover, due to the easy level of difficulty with exams, only 7-8 students from the 180 students batch fails every year.

The faculty is really nice and really experience in their field of study. They're professional and very approachable. If you have any doubt you can approach them in their office during their office hours or approach them via mail whenever.

The course structure is divided in semester and the faculty are well read help us understand the concept well we have our midsemester and end semester in both the semester's we have to prepare seminar paper and in the first semester we have to prepare a term paper and in the end semester we have to write a dissertation

The faculty that tecahes us are choosen ones from alot of applicants that come all the tecahers are PHD's in their subjects and have done many research papers which are published in well known publications. The classes are structured in a way that for the first year you are taught the basic subjects of Law and more of the sociual sciences, So that a student who just passed his school does'nt find studing law difficult. From the second year onwards we are made to study the law subjects which hold significant.

Faculty to student ratio is fine. The course is chill certain teachers again 1 in 10 are strict rest all are pretty chill about syllabus and attendance l. Course curriculum is pretty chil and easy. Student do fail but very rare and eventually are able to clear exams. The new VC seems to bother certain teachers due to his policies. Certain teachers are very bad never gives any notes acts very bad with students and no at all cooperative with their problems. Interning two months in a semester is not possible because of the academic structure. Teachers dont teach anything well in the class but still they want full presence in the class. They dont care about internships or jobs they dont know anything about them as well.

The professors are of a mix lot. Some are exceptional and some are incompetent. The nature of curriculum differs according to the professor. As a whole the faculty is of satisfactory competence barring some.

There are 120-140 students in each batch. The batch is divided into 3 sections usually and the classrooms are apt to handle that. The professors are decent. Some are fantastic while some don't know what they're doing. Lakhwinder sir is great