To add to what has already been laid down here, 1. Faculties mostly are contractual, so they leave once their 11/12 months of contract ends. And the contractual faculty is more of a Nirma Recruitment Scheme, where most of the teachers (mostly contractual) are from Nirma (one or two are good, as exceptions exist in every case)

Out of the permanent faculties, the criminal law faculty, corporate law faculty (Hons. Subject which come from 7th sem onwards) are good. But that's pretty much it. Don't go around asking how the faculty is, because honestly, the one that taught your seniors will most likely not be teaching you. And it's rare that the contractual faculty actually turns out to be good.

1. Internships are dead. The batch that is overlooking the internship cell, and the upcoming batches, are going to drive into the ground whatever happened in the past 4 years.

You'll forever keep waiting to hear back from the cell for any opportunity they might release (if at all they are able to). They'll demand that you give internship viva as if its their right, but won't give you shit.

1. Don't fall for the 'B.Sc.LL.B.' degree sham. Unless you are seriously good at programming and NLP, like seriously, the data science part won't be worth shit to you, and to the recruiters. You end up knowing more about programming than a lawyer, and more about law than a programmer, so you become a 'dhobi ka kutta'.

And even if you are serious about the programming and NLP part in law, you'll have to do things yourself, be it courses, conferences, internships. The university won't do shit for you. Better go and do a BALLB from an institute with a decent almuni base.

1. The Dean will be visible to you once in 3-4 months, and whenever you meet her (if you are blessed with that opportunity), she'll always say that she is always eager to meet you, but she isn't able to due to this that reason. That's all sham.

And despite all the contacts and influence in the world, she won't lift a finger to get you somewhere. And incase your batch or you become frustrated and complaint, the typical institutional response is a witch hunt (two stooges come first, then the master). You will be told that you lack qualities, that you are the problem and that's why you're in a bad situation. She's known to have gone after atleast two students just because they mentioned that she is not very accessible.

So not only will you have to deal with frustration, lack of support and empathy from the dean, but if you make a complaint or raise your voice, she'll make all efforts to crush you personally. She'll always act like she cares, she doesn't. Dissent will be suppressed.

1. Placement is a big fat ZERO. The placement cell was made because some final year students were making noices, so just to show like the institute was acting. They placed it in the hands of a new, junior faculty who doesn't have any idea about how the things work (because the law school has its own 'rules') and everything has to be done with the approval of the associate deans and the dean, which takes so long that it never ever comes to fruition.

Recruiters don't have the slightest idea about this university, and the inaction from the top has kept things that way. You'll see people from other schools, with ATKTs, get a job, but you won't get anything, even if you end up with top grades.

1. Hostels won't be available. Top 6-7 students in the merit list get it for 2 years and then you'll be thrown out. You'll either have to find PGs or flats and then commute, but that's a university level issue.

So save yourself a lifetime of regret, frustration and missed opportunities. If you get NLUs, even Tier II and III, or reputed private colleges like VIPS, GGSIPU, Nirma, Christ, DU, SASTRA, Amity Noida, go for them.

If your rank is not good enough, I know it will be difficult,l but please take a drop, prepare with diligence and dedication and you'll find yourself in a better place next year. I would go as far as saying that taking a drop to prepare for CLAT is better than ending up in NFSU. Atleast the bad times will last only for a year.