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most subjects are taught by guest faculty, with only 6 full time teachers, who are also contractual.
I suspect that the programme also does not have bci recognition, I hope the institution does not play the ini card like jiggles
it also does not have a law hod like IIT-Kharagpur
it is unfortunate that ini's are starting law programmes without any clear strategic vision or ideas
1. Envy. How can INIs offer law programs, while NLUs continue languishing as state entities?
2. Eliminate competition (while secretly applying for such programs)
"There is no admission test." Well, the selection is through CLAT (50% seats) and IPMAT (50% seats). There you go.
This platform is used to spread lies about non-NLU institutions, obviously for vested interests.
2. That still means no admission test. Admission test is when the university conducts or participates in one. This way, even a CLAT rank 50000 may make it.
IPMAT is an IIMR-conducted test. You ignore it. One wonders why.
I am wondering, aren't law students/lawyers taught to support their views with data?
1) Physical infrastructure
2) teaching quality
3) student quality & peer competition
4) college fests & college life
5) moot court facility
6) library and database collection
7) exposure to international stuff (student exchange programmes, summer programmes)
8) placement opportunities
ik you have only been a part of it for a year but kindly rate them all on a scale of 1-10
1. like in 2025 the physical infra is actually quite good than what I expected seeing all the YouTube videos. There are trees all over the campus, well equipped classes (Bose speakers and 2 mics for classes, even if the strength is 35 students), mess is 2 storeys, library is big with comfortable chairs, for sports there is football ground, lawn tennis, 2 basketball courts, gym, indoor badminton court, outdoor badminton court (every hostel gets one of those), etc, hostels might be little cramped but after 1-2 weeks it actually might feel normal (bathroom and toilet sucks). Apart from that overall the campus infra is solid 8.
2. Teaching quality is overall good with great external and internal faculty. We had lecturers from nlu delhi and other ones too (can’t remember all but there were handful of them). I mean till now I didn’t encounter a bad faculty but yeah, you are expected to study and research on your own (cause it’s bare minimum if you are in this career).
3. Well student quality here is okish, let’s say 65-75%.
4. Uh forget about that, I mean they have functions for festivals, but university is very strict, discipline is their motto. I heard there is a fest but yeah, I am not keeping any expectations.
5. There are two over equipped moot courts.
6. Apart from a big library to sit in, they give you a e-library access where you get access to everything you need. Like I never encountered a time when I need access to read something and I didn’t have access to. Of course list is too vast so can’t list them all here.
7. Apart from international faculty, I don’t think so we have international programs. Mostly they are for postgraduates who are doing mba.
8. Shockingly there are placement opportunities. All my seniors have interned in top law firms. There is a very strong and big placement committee, who starts working on you from the day you join. We are getting prepared to be ready for internships from the day we joined.
7.8
In such a situation, 5 year law started by them will only be a waste of time and money for young people. Go to NLUs or jindal or symbiosis pune than joining this substandard and high priced law degree, all in the name of IIM.
https://scroll.in/latest/1019780/iim-rohtak-head-was-appointed-despite-lacking-eligibility-centre-tells-hc-report
https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/chandigarh-news/court-orders-further-probe-into-sexual-harassment-complaint-against-iim-rohtak-s-director-101662840668770.html?utm_source=whatsapp&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ht_AMP
IIM Rohtak is substandard and a disgrace for IIM brand.
It should focus on management. Law is not your cup of tea.