Som Dev Tiwari's Review on Institute of Law, Nirma University

Internship structure of ILNU is such that every student is required to do an internship at the end of every semester. Till date, I have done 6 internships and my last internship was at HSA Advocate in Mumbai, a law firm where I got Rs4000(INR) stipend. Key companies hire from our campus are law firms, banking firms, insurance firms. Average package is of 6.0-7.0 lakhs (INR) and last time highest was 16 lakhs(INR). Out of all the students appear for placement around 60% get placed. ILNU has very good alumni network.

ILNU do not have in campus hostels but have hostel facility outside at a very reasonable price. There are 4 canteens in university which serves food from morning 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. also the prices are reasonable and affordable.

ILNU selects students from its own merit list which is prepared based on the merit list of Common Law Admission Test CLAT.  I appeared for CLAT exam and then applied for ILNU and got short listed. Average cut off as per rank is 2,500.

College starts from 9:00 am to 6 pm. And library remains open till 10 pm. Quality of teaching is good. College also conducts many expert lectures for the better understanding of some subjects. Overall experience is good.

My college fee is Rs1,35,000(INR) P.A.There are two scholarship option, one is, on the basis of merit and another is, on the basis of merit cum means. Around 20 - 25 students get scholarship.

There are various committees in the college around 15 to 20 committees are there and one student body is known as NILSA for an overall development of the students. Main festivals are literary fest cognizance, cultural feat, vibes, and many other institute level fests.