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The college management could be really unhelpful at times. The rules were different for girls and boys for a lot of things, moral policing by the wardens and the former administrative officer was extremely common the people of administration have even abused some girls in the past following which there were protests in the month of march of 2019 leading to drastic changes and removal of the AO from the university.

The course is fairly easy but the administration is below average. There are some teachers who really have no clue about what they are doing the administration is visibly corrupt and fines over things like attendance are really high. On the other hand there are some teachers who actually understand what they are doing and tend to help students genuinely.

In the recent times the field of placements has gotten better but overall the administration doesn't seems to be concerned about placement that much. Some of the legal and corporate firms do visit the college for placing students but i cannot recall any well named companies. There may have been well known companies visiting the campus too but not that i know of. Only around 5-10% students are placed directly from the campus the figures are not accurate but it could be even lower.

The college is located in between fields on the Bhadson Road, 20 KM from the city that is why the campus is secluded and the students of other institutions do not visit the college very often for the fests and events, still the infrastructure to hold fests and sports events is very well built, and a sports fest is held in the campus itself every year in the month of March namely Zelus.

The fee is a little bit in the higher side and the late fee itself is extremely high, as long as i can recall there aren't any additional fees other than a seat locking fee that is mandatory by the CLAT itself, however that amount of around 50000 is adjusted in the first semester fee at the time of counseling. The college does provide a division of fee but further transparency is a difficult thing to ask from the administration.

Yes the college offers scholarships but there is a CAG audit going on recently in the college for various reasons including the rough and blurry distribution of scholarships.

Moot comptetions and other academic events are frequently held, students are sent out to compete in other universities but mostly on their own expense. Sports events do take place in a healthey amount and there is a gymnasium in the campus as well however the gym lacks basic equipments and is extremely small in area. The gender ratio is not extremely distinct but the number of males is still higher.

Hostel is compulsory and even if you don't stay in the hostel you still have to pay for the mess and the hostel but the college being at a distant place from the patiala city hostels are convenient, however if you are a local than it can be stressful that you will still have to pay for the hostel and mess. The hostels are well built and have air conditioning but alot of ACs are malfunctioning but the service staff is readily available however if the problem is major like the malfunctioning of the AC you could be stuck around with the problem for the entirety of your stay in that room.

It depends, usually the alumni visit the campus in various events that could be academic or informal.

It is a NLU And in accordance to my rank I got my admission in this university. The admission process was fairly smooth took around 2 hours on the date of counseling, the fees of the first semester has to be paid on the same day also and than in around 12-15 days the college for the first years begin, usually dated around 15th of july.

The faculty itself is very diverse, there are some teachers who dont even understand there own subjects, on the bright side there are some teachers who are excellent in there teaching. The number of lectures changes from 4 to 5 a day in different semesters but the timings are mostly uniform i.e. From 9am to 4pm, with 30 minutes break and a 1 hour lunch break. The subjects in the initial years are mostly of BA with around 2-4 law subjects in the first 2 academic years.