GNLU Gandhinagar (NLU) - Gujarat National Law University

Yes, GNLU offers better placements to its students. As per the NIRF report 2025, the key highlights of UG and PG placements over the past three years are presented below:

As per GNLU NIRF report 2025, the key highlights of PG 1-year placements over the past three years are presented below:

As per GNLU NIRF report 2025, the key highlights of UG 5-year placements over the past three years are presented below:

As per GNLU NIRF report 2025, the key highlights of GNLU UG and PG placements over the past three years are presented below:

According to the NIRF report 2025 released, the course-wise median package offered during GNLU placements is presented below:

Yes Gujarat National Law University has a placement cell. Placement department is known as Committee on Recruitment Affairs (CRA).

Committee comprises faculty, students & staff members. Objective of CRA is to make a smooth bridge between potential recruiters & students, bring them to single platform for better career opportunities.

The mode of application at GNLU is Online through CLAT. GNLU admission process is entrance-based. Candidates willing to apply for the Law programme must meet the eligibility requirements set by the university. Applicants seeking admission to BA/ BCom/ BSc/ BSW/ BBA-LLB (Hons) and LLM programmes need to apply for the CLAT Exam. 

Yes, GNLU can be considered as a good university for placements. The the highest and median package offered during GNLU placements 2024 stood at INR 19.8 LPA and INR 16 LPA, respectively. Around 68% students were placed in the Law Firms followed by Litigations, Corporate Houses and Government Undertakings wherein 13%, 11% and 3% students were placed, respectively during GNLU placements 2024. Apart from this, the placement rate recorded during UG 5-year placements 2023 was 100%.

No, you cannot get direct admission at GNLU. Admission at GNLU is based on entrance exams. Candidates seeking admission to BA/ BCom/ BSc/ BSW/ BBA-LLB (Hons) and LLM programmes need to apply for the CLAT Exam. The consortium of National Law Universities conducts the Common Law Admission Test  (CLAT) to shortlist candidates for UG and PG law programmes. Additionally, students looking forward to practice law in India must clear the All India Bar Exam (AIBE) conducted by BCI.