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No infra. Academically not as screwed as GLC though since there are mid term and end term examinations.
Recent batches are huge af. But people have managed to get placed at good places on their own.
We have recently gotten a tad bit better after a slump but it is still bad.
Get a few t1 internships through placement cell and Deutsche and Stratage hire well due to tie ups.
Did well at an international moot for the first time came back with an award of any sorts.
It is not horrible but try for PGCL, GLC , SYMBI ETC.
Also just got a new campus for the following year onwards which is a lot better.
Advantage - Mumbai campus is gradually getting recognised. I would say it's better than Pgcl for sure.
4th 5th year of law school is structured in a way to allow students to undertake internships after classes. It's supremely hectic and life draining to do this.... But in the end you can capitalise on the opportunity of being in Bombay and having access to T1/T2/Good practioners at Bombay HC!
It's certainly recommended to choose NMIMS Mumbai over nirma, sls Noida or some lower rank nlus.
If you are in Mumbai look for colleges where there's no attendance issues so that you can work in firms and chambers. Always choose your city very wisely, don't foray into cities where there's no legal market or not much traction.