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Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified. Students can collaborate with them for research papers. There are 6 subjects per semester, with 4 assessment components in each, the internal component is of 100 marks, carrying a weightage of 60%, while the external component is an end-semester exam of 100 marks, carrying 40 percent weightage.
Faculty: The faculty here at Nirma University is very nice. They are very patient, and if you are facing any sort of difficulty in any field, they’ll be the first ones to help you out. The curriculum here at Nirma University is very nice and on point.
Faculty: Faculties are of mixed kind; some are really excellent in teaching, while some are not. But they are all very helpful and try their best to assist us even after teaching hours. Our course curriculum is really updated and on track. There are various teaching methods, such as skill labs, etc. There are mid-sem and end-sem exams. Exams are difficult sometimes, and evaluation is really hard.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful. They are not very qualified and knowledgeable. They are not experienced. Some of them are very good. Many teachers are fine. The quality of the teaching is not very great. They read and show only PPT slides. The course curriculum is relevant. It teaches you in every aspect to become a lawyer. It makes students industry-ready. The law is a field where one needs practical knowledge. Overall the course prepares you for the industry. Semester exams are fine. The syllabus is len...
Faculty: The teachers are very knowledgeable. The course curriculum is appropriate. It gives us practical knowledge. It is mandatory for all students to do an internship every semester. Most of the professors have a Ph.D. or are pursuing their Ph.D. degree. The semester exams are just as they should be. The pass percentage is above 50%.
Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, knowledgeable, and understanding. The course curriculum is relevant to make students ready for all the tasks in the real world. The course curriculum has everything that a lawyer needs to know. Semester exams are moderate. An average student can pass the exams easily during exams.
Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified and helpful. Semester exams are tough, and the passing percentage is 40%. Teachers are from international colleges. The course curriculum is very helpful for students in the legal field.
Faculty: Teachers are constantly engaged in making the learning experience better for students. Faculty members are qualified and knowledgeable. Teachers are very supportive and helpful. Students can contact and approach them at any time. Our course curriculum is well updated and suits today's needs. There is a relative grading system as well. Semester exams are average, and they have strict examinations and marking schemes.
Faculty: The teachers are helpful and frank. They are well qualified and experienced. Yes, the course curriculum is relevant and is planned accordingly. Yes, it does make students industry ready. If the student is regular with what is taught in class then the semester exams are not a big deal.
Faculty: Teachers are qualified enough and helpful. The course curriculum could have been better. They should focus on internships more. Semester exams are slightly above average. The level of difficulty is more than medium, not that difficult to appear or sit in the examinations. Yet, the way assignments are presented can be changed.
Faculty: The teachers, faculty, teaching material, qualifications of faculty are all above par. The course curriculum is one of the best in the country for law. The course prepares students for both corporate and private practice of law. The examination pattern might feel difficult for some. Overall, it is good for the students following the curriculum.
Faculty: Faculty members of our college are really hardworking, helpful and have a lot of knowledge. They are generous and have practical examples ready for any query of any student. They hold degrees from higher universities. Nikita Koradia madam, Sukrit Garg sir and Neeraj Gupta sir are exceptionally good. Many lecturers hold relevant certifications. The syllabus is pretty much up to date. Every semester entails a mandatory internship.
Faculty: Teachers are good, and most of them are inclusive and helpful. Courses are exhaustive and much dependent on readings and interactions. The last semester was the first offline exam that I gave, and I felt it to be moderately difficult. Still, it would be easy if all the readings were done and the concepts were clear.
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ILNU provides hostel facility for girls on the campus. There is no hostel for boys. The ILNU Ahmedad hostel fee structure has been tabulated below:
| Type of Room | Hostel Fees (For 10 Months)* |
|---|---|
| AC triple sharing room with attached washroom | INR 91,150.00 |
| Non AC triple sharing room with attached washroom | INR 80,700.00 |
| AC single occupancy with attached washroom | INR 2.43 lakh |
*Mess and Laundry charges are payable separately.
*Hostel fees have been sourced from the official website but are still subject to change.
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Answered 3 months ago
The latest placement report at Institute of Law, Nirma University did not specifically mention BCom LLB placements but the general placement report had the highest and average package of INR 19.5 LPA and INR 6.58 LPA, respectively with more than 70 companies who visited the college and placement rat
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MS Ramaiah College of Law does not give scholarship to EWS students. Nirma University gives a scholarship of INR 2 Lacs each to 15 students whose parents have an annual income of INR 4 Lacs or less and a scholarship of INR 1 Lacs each to 15 students whose parents have an annual income of INR 8 Lacs
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The Institute of Law at Nirma University provides in-campus hostel facilities exclusively for PG students. Recently, a girls hostel named 'H4 Girls Hostel' for undergraduate law students has opened. Despite being in the UG course of law, the boys are still looking for flats and PGs. Finding a flat for students is very difficult even if there are many apartments and other residential complexes available, as Bachelors are not allowed to accommodate. Some of the recommended PGs are: