Taking you to RGNUL virtually

Clat is the exam which you need to clear to get into the college. The exam is generally conducted in May and the students getting an ank approximately between 400-1000 can get this college if not in the first list, in the subsequent lists for sure.

Law can be a very good option and as budding lawyers you get to learn a lot. So I was always fascinated tiwards law as a career. I am a BALLB student so my studies include more of Political Science, sociology & all including Law. Faculty at RGNUL is really supportive according what I have got to know as a first year student who has not really met everyone in person as I am in a batch of 2020! But I have got a very good guidance from the faculty members. Moreover, they prepare us well for being good researchers. This is all for now as I have not got to meet other faculty members except the ones teaching to 1st year students.

There is an internship cell in the College who gives you knowledge about the internships. For the initial years, you get internships without stipend and you usually intern under NGOs and in law firms from 2nd or 3rd year.

We don't have a very good alumnus base to be honest as most of the students choose PPOs or opt for higher studies abroad. Also many students get placed in tier 2 law firms on an average package of 6-8 Lakhs. Others prefer to go for Judiciary.

RGNUL is a bit expensive compared to other tier 2 NLUs as it have a better campus among them all and so the fees is a bit high. The fees altogether ranges to 2.4 Lakhs/year. But a student can get different scholarships so it's pretty much fine for students.

As I have not really got to see my college for now but according to what I have heard campus life is fun. There is a cultural committee to look after the fests & all. Also library here is very good, as I have got online access to it. There are plenty of materials to refer. Committes run by students include CASEL, LDC, CASIHR etc.

Haven't really got to live in the Hostels but we have ac rooms, beautiful campus and a really good mess. It's a residential university so you have to stay in the college but yes that's college life and it's fun anyway.