Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law Patiala Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Most students opt for PPO since placement cell here is not so good. Also companies also select 5-10 toppers only for interview. At the end, 20-30 students are employed (both ppo and on campus placements) post 5 year course out 180-220 students. Most students prepare for judiciary as result.

The placement cell of the college works day & night and it offers campus placements. Various tier 1 and tier 2 firms come to the campus for hiring and offer placements. Placements are offered once you enter in the final year and sit for the same.

The placement scene is bad as compared to top NLUs students can start as early as possible to fetch an internship that can turn into a preplacement offer. Students do not need to wait for college placement as it is not reliable and is not a very lucarative package. The salary package starts from 6 lakh and the average package can be anywhere between 10 to 12 lacs and the highest package by PO and forms generally is around 21 to 22 lacs. Student can work in law firms, in house, Chambers, public policy research forums, centres, media houses, etc Around 30% of the student get placed due to pre placement offers and college campus placements A lot of the students who are not placed prepared for competitive exams like UPSC Judiciary Jag. I plan to prepare for competitive exams too.

There is an active placement cell at college which provides us with internship and other job opportunities. The placement at the campus is quite average. Since our alumuni base is not much strong, not many Tier 1 companies come here. Most of the students turn towards off campus placements than on campus due to low number of students get placed at a good law firm.

Campus placements are decent and as a second tier National Law University all the major law firms provides placement for the students, besides this NLUs provide good connection opportunities to start your own legal practice too, also the university has its own centre for competitive exams.

The course is of five years. The college only offers one course BALLB (Hons.). I choose the course to give government exams like the judiciary. The college exams are easy to pass and the faculty is average

We don't have a very good alumnus base, to be honest as most of the students choose PPOs or opt for higher studies abroad. Also, many students get placed in tier 2 law firms on an average package of 6-8 Lakhs. Others prefer to go for Judiciary

We get admission on the basis of the ranks secured in CLAT. I was allotted NLU-Punjab on the basis of scores and rank and also according to our preferential list.

In all the college is the best in its stream there might be some problems but the student union of the collegs is very strong to come over these problems. The college life here in RGNUL is very good and provides for the upliftment of the student in their attitude in their academics as well as their in their life.