MNLU Nagpur Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Considering that the University is a new one, the placement opportunities are much lesser compared to other top NLUs. Most students also prefer to prepare for their judiciary exams rather than sit for placements. However multiple students from the University have been emplyed in tier 1 firms as well.

It's a good course meticulous efforts are poured into enriching students with values to prepare for the Judiciary examination. Faculty does utilize different teaching methodology. A added benefit lies in helping students prepare through practical interactions with professor's of practice ie. Retr. High Court, District Court Judges, Sitting Judges, Advocates, etc.

The Course Curriculum is great and is Judiciary oriented. Whatever you study either comprises of judicial viewpoint or you are trained in such a way that you interpret judicial opinion. It has unique and one of its own kind curriculum which is designed by Ex-CJI S.A.Bobde, and other sitting and retired honorable judges of HC and SC of India. The semester exams are held after each semester of 6 months and they are easy to pass. The questions in exams enable you to think out of the box or beyond the text.

If one expects to receive a wholesome experience of studying with students from various parts of the country and to enjoy the cultural nuances at the courage of Tamil Nadu then this the best University to study. With a wide variety of courses and experienced faculty, we can prosper in this environment.

The University is a National Law University (NLU), so admission is of course through the centralised national entrance test, CLAT. I applied here after CLAT results were declared, and I took admission because despite being new, the reviews were mostly on the positive side.

A minimum eligibility to apply in MNLU for BALLB course is passing 10+2 with minimum of 45% marks. And admission are done on the basis of CLAT scores which is conducted by RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY.

The process of admission to this course is through the CLAT entrance examination. The CLAT is the centralised examination for admission to National Law Universities (NLUs). I gave the exam and got into MNLU through the counseling process. MNLU was new back then, admitting its very first batch. I was a little apprehensive but given it is a national university, I took the chance.

Admission is based on the entrance examination of which notification is available in the official website of the college. being so reputated in terms of law, the college is in high demand at the times of admission .only hundred seats are available for my degree that is BA LLB in this college.

The basic requirement for admission into the college is that the student must have passed the Common Law Entrance Test or CLAT. The admission is then provided to the student based on merit of the score obtained in the test.

I gave my Exam of CLAT on the basis of its score I got my admission here in MNLU. The eligibility for the admission is minimum of 45% in 10+2 and 40% for SC/ST and the final selection is based on clat and interview.