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1. The campus is not the greatest, its not the worse either. You can expect what any NLU can provide.
2. There are good and bad faculty like any university in India, depends on how you work and score
3. Moots and ADR are encouraged, the clubs are very much active and are very welcoming to anyone who is interested and will help you as much as they can
4. Pretty good alumni base
5. Placements depend on your hard work and CV like in any other university. TNNLU students have been placed in good firms and are in a good position
6. The IPC also works really hard to get you internships, you've got to work equally hard tho
7. The people are nice
8. Campus is pretty isolated from the city but has good scenery
9. We do have good DJ parties
10. The admin is pretty shit but people do try and get most of them fixed.