Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University LLB Review By Anushka Pokhriyal

The campus life is so amazing and fun. There are lots of law-based societies. The crowd is average to nice. The seniors are very helpful. So far, there's no ragging with the juniors that I have witnessed. All the books and journals are in the library; online and offline sources are available. The infrastructure is nice, and the food is quite average. They have all the basic amenities on campus, even a bus that runs every day. So overall it is 7/10.

So far, the course is pretty new to me. The decision to pick this course was worth it; the study is worth it; it will prepare you with further real-life applications or situations. The academics here are average to difficult; the passing percentage is 50%, so each of us has to work hard in every exam, whether it is midterms, finals, or projects. First Semester, you'll have all the basic subjects like constitutional law, family law torts, contract law, and criminal law. The curriculum is not that difficult but students have to study every day to pass, studying just before exams are not beneficial here.

The faculty is excellent. They are very well educated. They have good knowledge of law. They are very helpful to the students. They also provide ppts and pdfs of notes to have students for all the subjects. They are quite helpful during the projects as well. The teachers are quite strict and disciplined. Some teachers, while teaching, make the class fun and practical, yet some stick to the textbook's knowledge.

The placement here is quite average; not all students get placed but the minimum package is 7 Lakh and maximum is 15 lakh.

In the girl's hostel, we have 3 BHK flats where 6 people stay with a hall in the center and two bathrooms. There's a nice view outside the hostel. The meal quantity is 7-8 out of 10. As someone from the North, the food is not that bad. Each day there's a menu table to be followed, and every month the menu changes. We have meals 4 times: breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner. From north Indian to south, all types of food, even Jain food, is made here. The hostel is equipped with all the necessities, like geysers, etc. There's a lift in the building. Also, there's a small café that serves good food.

As I mentioned, the infrastructure is one of the best things here. There is a two-story academic block; each classroom is well equipped with all the facilities. There is a lift; and there is a new academic block that has been built for the new students recently. The library is huge and is well equipped with all the books and journals. Both online and offline facilities are available in the library. The mess is also big enough for all students. There are a lot of good sports facilities. Even the hostels are great; there is a bus on the campus that runs every day. There's a small café and a general store for students.

Overall, campus life is fun. There are DJ nights and festival celebrations. Fest is organised once a year, and there are other engagement activities like workshops, debates, and moot courts. All the festivals are celebrated here with joy. The crowd is average; there are students from all over India. You can see a language barrier but there is no discrimination as such.