NLSIU Bangalore Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Nlsiu has the necessary infrastructure, facilities, and equipment. Classrooms facilities are well-maintained and used with all the living spaces being clean but the food hygiene might not be good sometimes

Being a B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student the course provides in depth knowledge of law for 5 years. The quality of teaching is good with all the updated syllabus and makes us well prepared for job. Offers rigorous schedule.

Placement quality is good with top recruiters, as majority of students get hired every year with the highest package offered of 25LPA to every course offered in the university. Average package of 15-18LPA and the university has good strong placement process.

College infrastructure is good while still undergoing some changes but is very efficient and pretty ambient place. Library and classrooms are beautiful with fully equiped technologies but might have sme wifi issues overtime. Campus is maintained everyday cleanly

Academics is really stressfull but teaching is really good, professors are really experienced and professional they teach all the needed and necessary topics for the practical knowledge. The curriculum is well maintained with all the upgrades and makes us well job ready

Placements are great as they offer placements for the majority of the students in the campus for all the courses offered with the highest package being 16 LPA and an 8 LPA average salary. Placement is pleasant for the students with good cgpa and institution supports those with good cgpa otherwise we have to vet the jobs ourselves

National law school of india University situated in Bangalore have a great and beautiful infrastructure with modern technology.Basic facilities like wi fi and sports ground are available there but I can say that they are not well maintained.The best resource in campus is library.

I recently completed my doctorate degree in law from this university.Tge faculty of the college is highly experienced and helpful.The circular is innovative and up to dated.University also keep in mind this thing that the course curriculum is focused on practical education and research based education.

India's national law University, Bengaluru is the top colleges comes under India law college.After clearing the CLAT exam that is common law admission test you can studied in this college and for PhD course you have to qualified NET national eligibility test.you can get a package of approximately 12-15 lac per annum.

Best college for studying law

This college have the top line infrastructure with where advance Laboratories. In the canteen area it's so clean and their food are so tasty and the campus is so big and has a library. The institution having air conditioner and heaven the could experience.

I done my LLB because because LLB is tought well in this college. In this college having the great teaching experience and the faculty member are knowledgeable and experience in their fields .it is a good place to learn study

The quality of placement in my college is good and my course has place 80% of the student in my college and there are lots of companies visit like TCS, capgamini, by just etc. And most of the student we are play in the good MNC also. Highest package offered is 24 lakh per annum.

The Campus is 23 acres, spread out yet well-knit and very green. There are many trees with loads of birds. The library is arguably the best among all law schools in the country. There are gym facilities and health centers and mental health support groups. There is an indoor table tennis facility, basketball court, football stadium, and yoga center. Students are also allowed to use the Sports Authority of India facilities. There are plans for large-scale infrastructure expansion.

NLS is famous for its academic rigour. You will find some of the best professors of law teaching in this university. There is an emphasis on the inter-disciplinary aspect of the course and hence the BA part of the BA LLB course is taken rather seriously. However, academics can get quite competitive and there is immense pressure to score well and have a good GPA.

Placements in NLS have always been 100%. Most students get pre-placement offers after their internships. Most people get placed in Day Zero itself while others on Day One. All the best law firms come for placements. However, some students opt out of this process to go for litigation or for higher studies.

Unlike other government institutions, NLS is a little expensive. At the moment the fee is ₹275000 with a 5% increment every year. This is mainly because governments in India do not give enough grants to law schools and mostly seem to be concerned with engineering or medical colleges. But, yes, you'll get your money's worth considering the faculty base and curriculum.

NLS is rigourous. So, must students engage in activities that are related to academics. You will find people preparing for moot court competitions, ADR competitions, Debates, and likes. There are a number of student-run committees that take care of most extra/co-curricular activities. Teachers are helpful but the admin can be a little incompetent when dealing with certain issues.

NLS is great but demanding. There is always pressure to excel in everything. Competition is cut-throat. All these can take a toll on anyone's mental health.