NLSIU Bangalore Faculty Details & Reviews ,Vijayanagar

Faculty: NLSIU has been the best law college in INDIA, 8 years running, largely due to it's excellent curriculum. The trimester system, unique to NLSIU, makes the curriculum rigorous and the best in the country. The faculty too are world class, with all of them being experienced, knowledgeable and the best in their fields. The exams too are pretty tough with the highest marks awarded in the finals being about 42 out of 60. It is required of all students to maintain a C+ grade or about 45% to pass a semes...

Faculty: If you think college is not only about studies and extracurricular activities, then you won't like NLS. The whole trimester is jammed up with projects, vivas, moots, negos, exams, etc. It's quite hectic at times. After a while, you get used to it.

Faculty: The faculty is well educated though not sure if they're cut for being teachers. However, the course curriculum is made keeping law and BA subjects in mind and it makes the students industry ready. Most of the subjects are based on practical knowledge. Here, they follow a Socratic method of teaching which is very different from the kind of teaching in school.

Faculty: Excellent professors from law field and the way of teaching is beyond expectations. They are graduated from top universities so they know how to teach in top college. Everyone is reachable for any doubt and they explain in better way anywhere even outside classrooms also.

Faculty: The course curriculum is well designed. We were given the course outline at the beginning of the course. The faculty members for most of the subjects are quite good. Apart from that, there are several courses regularly offered by an expert in the field. This helps us in giving practical knowledge apart from theoretical one.

Faculty: Old teachers on campus are quite helpful. Most of them have done their LLMs abroad. They are quite knowledgeable too. The course is quite relevant to law. It follows a socratic method where students engage the discussion. Semester exams are neither so difficult nor so easy. A lot of faculty members were hired recently so I can't say much about their expertise.

Faculty: The faculty in National Law School of India University are the best. They are very supportive and ready to help us at any time. They are highly qualified and are graduated from the colleges like Oxford. The strength of our class is 80, and the faculty care for each of us. Overall, the faculty are awesome.

Faculty: The faculty is highly experienced and helpful. The curricular is innovative and up to date. A Socratic method is used to teach in the class along with the specially curated reading material so as to make the course curricular relevant to the changing times. The focus is on the practical application and the professional experience. Due to the system of electives students, we also have an opportunity to choose their subjects and faculty which is not possible in other law colleges.

Faculty: The course curriculum is well designed. The students are given the course outline at the beginning of the course. The faculty for most of the subjects is quite good. Apart from that, there are several courses regularly offered by an expert in the field. This helps us imbibe practical knowledge apart from theoretical one.

Faculty: The course is really well designed, with the topics having real world relevance. We had Sociology 1, Economics 1, Torts and Legal Methods. Sociology was the best designed- with all the topics relevant to real word applications. Economics 1 I felt was a little rushed, We had microeconomics, but I felt like it would've been better if this was taughtover two semesters instead of one. For Torts we relied more on case lawns and a little on commentaries, with professors guiding us on how to interpret ...

Faculty: The faculty at the college are highly experienced and helpful. The circular is innovative and up-to-date. There is also a focus on practical education and research-based education. Peer interaction makes for the best learning experience here.

Faculty: Around 40% is the passing percentage of the examination to get entered into the next semester. Otherwise, we have to apply for the exam again and it is a really tough process to repeat the exam. It wastes our 7 months by reappearing in the same semester.

Faculty: The faculty is extremely amazing and knowledgeable as well as helpful. They focus on each and every student of the batch. Course curriculum makes the students industry ready. They help every student for their internship programs and give consulting at time of need. The faculty is positive in nature.