Nalsar University of Law BBA Review By Stavya Aeron

Nalsar University of Law has a very academic environment and joyful life. The Department's focus on law and management creates a one of its kind curriculum that prepares students for a dynamic career. I would rate Nalsar University of Law as an excellent choice for students interested in pursuing an integrated program that combines management with legal studies.

The curriculum of the IPM program is designed to provide a holistic education that includes subjects from management law and social sciences. Admission to this program is through entrances exams such as IPMAT and NMET. One key feature is the exit option available after each year, allowing students a flexible academic journey. The curriculum has changed from a trimester system to a semester system. However, this program does not include industrial visits, which hampers practical learning experiences. Overall, the academic at Nalsar University of Law is good but it has a scope of improvement in experiential learning opportunities.

The faculty of DoMS NALSAR is a mixture of expert professors from prestigious institutes like IIMs and IIFT. They adopt both theoretical and practical teaching, which help in grasping difficult concepts easily. Faculty members are friendly and easy to talk to and often guide students with queries even outside class hours via email or WhatsApp. However, the limited number of faculty in some domains can sometimes be a problem, and depending on visiting faculty hampers flow in learning. Thus, the faculty is good but there is need for more permanent staff.

Since the first batch of IPM students has not graduated yet, there are currently no placement records available. However, professors have assured us of placements in the range of 18-20 LPA based on their research. Relying solely on the placement cell for internships may not be a wise decision due to the early stage of the Department of Management Studies. Also, the alumni network is still under development, which could have an impact on future placement opportunities. Therefore, I would rate placements as uncertain but promising based on faculty assurances.

The infrastructure at Nalsar University of Law is no less than other prestigious universities. Lectures halls are big and have smart boards and air conditioners. Building like the auditorium and Jhunjhunwala hall are easy to access for workshops and training sessions. The campus consists turf and courts for various sports and games. Overall, the infrastructure is excellent.

The Nalsar University of Law campus is full of lush greenery and relaxing environment, including a lake. While wildlife such as monkeys and dogs is common, they might create a hustle in campus as well as in classrooms. The university has more than 15 cells, clubs and committees in both academic and extracurricular activities, making sure a creative experience for students. The mess and hostel facilities are satisfactory, fulfilled by gym access for fitness freaks. Given these, I would rate campus life as vibrant and engaging.