RMLNLU Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: This sometimes depend on personal choices and the culture of the campus. Many students from here go for higher studies, some as UPSC aspirant. Although according to current NIRF data, maiden salary from graduates here is 900000. Although culture of coorperate is not so much, reasons may be many.

Placements: Here in this college, as everyone knows it is the 8th best NLU of the country. Placement status is decent here. On an average one gets 10-12 Lacs P/a. Some exceptional get even 16-18 LPAalso. It totally depends upon your skills as well as talent you are possessing. There is placement cell also here working for better placement.

Placements: The placement opportunities are from zero to bleak. Most of the students getting placed manage it through their contacts and internships. However, recently things are looking to change for positive. As far as current placement batch is concerned, there has been no 'campus placement' or 'day zero'.

Placements: The placement is good. Some Seniors got placed in India's one of the biggest firms like AZB, Amarchand. Some of the students have also got the PPO. The coolest thing is you get 3 months to do internships. The Stipend depends upon the place where you are interning. The average stipend you get is from 3500-5000.

Placements: The placements in this college arena't really encouraging or showing signs of growth. Students are mostly engaged in internships through their own contacts and means or are interested in the practice part of the legal field I. e. litigation. This more or less discourages people who aspire to make it in the corporate world to come here.

Placements: The atmosphere here is not worthy. The college event does not have a placement officer. The students here most often go for civil services examinations. This year there have been 25 students selections in UP Judiciary examination from this college.|

Placements: The placements are not very good, but if you are capable, then the college provides you everything to grow ahead. There are many of our seniors who are working in LPO's and are getting a handsome amount. You may find many students of RML working in the biggest law firms of our nation. The rate of selection in PCSJ is very high from this university, every year around 15-20 students of RMLNLU get through it. So, if you are ready to work hard, then it is appropriate for you.

Placements: There weren't proper placements as such, no day zero. Some firms and companies came now and then in the year but the placement rate was not good. Similarly, for internships, only a handful of students are able to procure internships through the college. While the student body is active, there is little to no support from the staff or the administration.

Placements: Law firms and corporate offices do visit. However, most of the recruitments are via PPOs. You can get a really good package (8+ LPA) if you diligently intern during breaks. Most of the students are public sector oriented with a fairly successful record. All in all, a good environment for placements.

The infrastructure is wonderful. It has a great library and decent teachers. The college participates and organizes in all sorts of events including but not limited to moot court competitions, parliamentary debates, sports events, cultural events, and legal aid clinics and so on. There are various committees such as the Journal Committee, Moot Court Committee, Placement Committee etc. that students can be a part of. Various clubs such as the literary Club and various societies for excellence in ...

The academic ambiance is of such nature that would provide you with a greater freedom and leeway to transform and modify yourself suitably into the legal profession. The teachers are well known and of regional and national repute. The University has one of the best infrastructure and comfort you can have in Indian Public Law Colleges. The University, which is getting liberal grants from the State Government was the dream of former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Mulayam Singh Yadav which is the rea...

Placements: The course is B.A. LL.B. hons which means a no. of students get placed in top law firms of the country with the average package of 16 to 18 Lacs for the graduates in their first employment. The highest could go up to more than 30 Lacs depending upon the size of the firm or the company in which you get placed. These packages increase exponentially with the increasing experience in no time. The graduate is placed as an associate in a law firm and a legal counsel in the in-house counsel of a compan...

Placements: Very few firms visit our college to hire students, but some PSUs do show up for recruitment. Most of the crowd is not attracted to corporate life. Students will find people inspiring for the judiciary, IAS IPS, State PCS-J, banking, or CLAT-PG, and very limited people opt for corporate life in this group.

Placements: Placements are decent. Students who want can get placed at good firms with a salary package ranging from 6 LPA to 20 LPA depending upon their grades, extracurricular and internships. Some students got placed in the fourth year. If you work decently in college, then you can get placed.

Placements: Placements are pretty good for students who seek for placements. Our college is well-known for having quite a success at cracking judiciary exams. The college gives ample amount of exposure to students. We have debating and mooting societies which help us hone our skills in public interaction which further encouraged us to get better at the things we aspire to do and become.

Placements: There are average placements here. The highest salary package offered was 15 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered was around 5 LPA. Around 40% of students get placed every year, while the rest opt for civil services or judiciary. A lot of improvement can be made about placements as mostly students obtain placements through PPOs or personal contacts.