NLU Jodhpur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Lectures are very kind, and they are having good knowledge and qualifications. The teaching quality is good. Our course is curriculum-based. Exams are difficult; we have to study and work hard to get good marks. 50 percent of marks are required to pass the semester exams.

Faculty: Faculty members are very kind; they help us more in learning, and the teaching quality is excellent, which makes us understand the concepts easily. Our course is not curriculum-based. Exams are very tough; we have to work hard to get a good score. Passing percentage is 50 percent of marks.

Faculty: The faculty at National Law University, Jodhpur, is highly qualified and supportive. Teaching quality is excellent, with relevant curriculum ensuring industry readiness. Semester exams are challenging but fair, with a decent pass percentage reflecting rigorous academic standards.

Faculty: As NLU Jodhpur is the 4th best government. Law college in India, the faculty members were also up to the mark, and prepares students to become future lawyers one of the scholarships is the Aditya Birla scholarship for which an interview essay writing takes place, and students also had to take a loan from the SBI bank of NLU Jodhpur itself but although the fee structure was not as much.

Faculty: Faculty and curriculum do not need to be described as it is one of the top law universities. Teachers are highly qualified and well trained. The course curriculum is relevant. Exams are a bit difficult, but it is good to learn from them. It is the best place to study the law course.

Faculty: The teachers are really very helpful and encouraging. The overall course curriculum is relevant, and the exams conducted are of good level. Because of these great teachers and their teaching skills, the campus is well known all around India, and overall, the campus environment is very productive.

Faculty: Teachers are knowledgeable. The course curriculum is relevant. The standards of exams are high, and students have to study hard to score good marks. The minimum passing GPA is 5.5. The semester is out of 10 CGPA, and it is not high scoring. The average CGPA ranges from around 7-8.

Faculty: Teachers here are very helpful, and the teaching method is also very good. The course curriculum is useful. Teaching methods used by them are also good, and all the students get a better understanding of the subjects. Teaching methods like presentation are being used.

Faculty: Faculty members of our college are not really good except for some. Our college's course curriculum is similar to other law schools. The college also provides opportunities for students to choose honours in subjects like constitutional law, trade law, corporate law, IPR, etc., unlike other law schools. Along with these honours courses, it also provides optional courses like sports law and health law, etc.

Faculty: All our faculty members are highly qualified and have rich industry experience. We do have guest lectures too where specific trainers and senior corporate employees do come to the college and deliver the lectures on core subjects. We also go on industrial visits at least five times in one semester. We get hardcore practical training on the risks involved in the industry and what are the aspects of insuring them. We get pre-placement training and internship support from the university.

Faculty: Students make sure that the teaching quality is up to the mark. Qualified teachers and better students make it a good learning experience. Teaching methods are decided by the concerned faculty members and have to be approved by the administration. We get industry exposure during our internship breaks. The faculty to student ratio is healthy.

Faculty: Experienced faculty for almost all subjects, and the quality gets better as one moves to successive years of his law school journey. The course curriculum is pretty rigorous. We have 4 cycles of continuous assessments, mid semesters, and court room exercises too.

Faculty: Teachers are really knowledgeable, qualified and helpful. Teaching is more interactive but also focuses on learning aspect. Teaching is conducted through various ways including the class presentations, cinematic reviews, and even the conventional methods. You get 1 teacher over 60 students. We get to learn the law industry basics and real life applications. This is really a helpful and quality curriculum.

Faculty: SIS provides 2 different MBA courses. One for the B.Com graduate and other for B.Tech graduate. B.Com MBA is for 2 years, and MBA IRM is for engineering graduate, which is for one year. All faculty members are 60 plus age group. 60% girls and 40% boys are the ratio in the college. At least there are 2 industrial visits in one semester. The job opportunities are very huge.

Faculty: The faculty is a mix of some well-qualified, PG holders who studied in the NLUJ itself, and some teachers from the local place. Of course, the faculty is knowledgeable barring few. The teaching method is quite good. It is followed by CRE's, continuous assessment exams, moot court activities, presentations, projects, mid-terms and then, end-terms.