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NLSIU: An Insider View

4.1Helpful

Likes

The campus is best in diversity, the crowd is diverse and literally the best of the best.
The campus is going through a major expansion project and the updates are something to really look forward to, the infrastructure is state of art and they've made the campus accessible for everyone.

Dislikes

The administration is sometimes very arbitrary and takes decisions without consulting the student body, and charges students for literally everything!
The network connectivity in hostels in really bad, you somtimes might have to leave you room to make calls, therefore heavy dependency on wifi (which is very slow most of the times)

Placement Experience:

Out of all the law schools in India, NLSIU has the best placement so yes that's something to look forward to! Almost all Tier 1 firms come to NLSIU for placements the university has its own campus recruitment committee, and most students bag PPOs. However, the options after college are not limited to this, and many students prepare fr civil services exams or practice as advocates, or go for the judiciary.

Jagriti Raj BALLB {Hons.} (Enrolled 2024) Reviewed on Oct 16, 2024

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National Law School of India University Review.

4.3Helpful

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Quality of education, Infrastructure, Opportunities, Jobs, Access to conferences, Library etc

Dislikes

The administration usually doesn't consult the student body before implenting new rules and regulations.

Placement Experience:

By the end of 4th Year, you're eligible to sit for placements. Tier 1 Law firms like Khaitan, S&R associates, Trilegal, CAM, SAM etc are the major employers. Highest package usually comes from the offers by the Magic Circle firms which are international legal firms, nearly 80L Nearly a 100% placement percentage, given that it is the top law school in the country. I plan on going for corporate after my degree.

Kevin Preji BALLB {Hons.} (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on Aug 8, 2024

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Inside NLS- Hear from Its Own

4.5Helpful

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I really liked the structure of courses throughout the five years. They are also rigorous with constant connections to study material, projects and critical end term exams. The professors are highly trained with well-equipped knowledge of the law.
The NLS classrooms are well built to facilitate Socratic method of teaching. They are equipped with ACs, and projectors. The newly rebuilt NLS library is one of its kind with books across streams and courses.

Dislikes

The administration could be more supportive to the students in numeral ways, whether regarding residence life, participation in extra curricular activities by providing attendance condonation.
The campus life at NLS used to be more engaging in the past with many events taking place and lesser restrictions that allowed student body to enjoy campus life.

Placement Experience:

The placements of our batch are going to take place next month. Till now, about 45% of the batch have received PPOs from law firms and companies. In the past, the placement record at NLS has been excellent with almost everyone who sits for placements receiving an offer from law firms or companies. Top law firms such as CAM, SAM, Trilegal, AZB, Khaitan, Saraf, Indus, ICUL, Veritas Legal, Touchstone, etc. visit NLS for placements and also offer PPOs to those interning with them. The median package offered is Rs. 17 lakh and the highest goes till 24 lakhs. I myself have received a PPO from Trilegal and is to join the firm in its corporate practice from 2025.

Akshat Kabra BALLB {Hons.} (Enrolled 2020) Reviewed on Jul 31, 2024

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Course Curriculum Overview:

I chose this course for three reasons: read, write and speak. The first two I love and the last I wanted to improve. Law as a career gives you opportunity to learn these skills. The faculty student ratio is 1:60. Our batch of 180 is divided among three sections. It has trimester system, which means you'll have exam every three months.

Ritesh Raj BALLB {Hons.} (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on Sep 4, 2022

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G Bharath Krishna's Review On National Law School Of India University - [NLSIU], Bangalore

3.0Helpful

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Top rated law school in india according to nirf ratings. Strong alumni base. Good internship and placement possibilities. Trimester system. Usually starts in July every year. Great library facility. Good peer group due to top rankers joining every year.

G Bharath Krishna BALLB {Hons.} (Enrolled 2019) Reviewed on Jan 20, 2021

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Balamugunth's Review On National Law School Of India University - [NLSIU], Bangalore

4.2Helpful

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This is the No.1 law school in the country according to NIRF, India Today and all other rankings for law in India. This college acquires the top rankers from the Common Law Admission Test every year and develop them into extraordinary persons in the field of law.

Balamugunth BALLB {Hons.} (Enrolled 2020) Reviewed on Jan 20, 2021

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Sanidhya Porwal's Review On National Law School Of India University - [NLSIU], Bangalore

5.0Helpful

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That's the only thing the college existed for they want all the fees and fines at the first hand irrespective of the students and there studies exams future our career.Teachers are very good to teaching.

Sanidhya Porwal BALLB {Hons.} (Enrolled 2012) Reviewed on Dec 7, 2020

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Deepuphanindra's Review On National Law School Of India University - [NLSIU], Bangalore

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This college is one of the best colleges for pursuing law. I have spent the best years of my life in this college.The life in this college is just amazing. This college can fulfill all your dream by providing you the best job offers but you need to work hard.

Deepuphanindra BALLB {Hons.} (Enrolled 2017) Reviewed on Dec 5, 2020

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Shaurya's Review On National Law School Of India University - [NLSIU], Bangalore

4.7Helpful

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Nlsui is the best law university in the whole of India itÕs super hard and competitive to get in as it only has 80 seats and only the best rank holders get into it, this was the reason I took it up as a challenge to get into this law college and I donÕt regret a second of it.

Shaurya BALLB {Hons.} Reviewed on Aug 8, 2020

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Pragya's Review On National Law School Of India University - [NLSIU], Bangalore

3.5Helpful

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It had the course I wanted to pursue and the college has a good reputation hence I made the decision. The course structure was also comprehensive and immersive while the faculty was also well known and the campus was very beautiful.

Pragya MPP Reviewed on Aug 6, 2020

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