NIMS School of Law Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Jaipur

Placements: We have 100% campus placement. We are the first university in Rajasthan to host a national moot court competition by the Bar Council of India. We have collaborated with 250-plus law firms like Amicus Public, Capstone Legal, KP Associate, Ram & Drama Law Offices, etc. We have lots of our seniors who have qualified for the judiciary of Gujarat, Bihar, Rajasthan, etc. We get opportunities for internships as per our relevant areas, even in the High Court or other firms, as per each student's capabil...

Placements: Placements depend on your skills.

Placements: More than 60 students got placed in this course.

Placements: Placements in our college were not good. The management may promise many things, but they do not keep their promises. In the beginning, they start showing you companies and corporate partners to lure you, but as time passes, you see your seniors leaving college without a job in their hand. Then, you will realise that they make false promises.

Placements: The campus placements never happen here. There is a useful placement cell for other courses but not law. Other courses have the placement cell and get visits from the companies regularly after every new session. A lot of our senior students and batch mates got selected through the campus placement but have a very low basic pay margin. The college provides the internship for the medical courses. And most of the students get the internship from the college without any compensation provided. The co...

Placements: NIMS School of Law is just the best for practicing moot court. All faculties are so helpful, and every semester there’s always a moot court competition. Legal surveys and camps are provided by the college to raise awareness among local people about their rights and many other things. Overall, I suggest you take admission there, as it will enhance your practice.

Placements: About 10% of the students were placed in my course. The highest salary offered was 80,000 while the lowest was 30,000. Around 3% of the students got an internship. Roles of an advocate, legal lawyer, private lawyer, government lawyer were offered.