Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law Faculty Profile, Patiala

The faculty is a mixture of both experienced academicians and legal professionals. Like in other NLUs, the students do raise their voices against the teacher-student ratio and the need for more visiting faculty. RGNUL encourages participation among its state Moot Court Competitions. The mooting culture is that strong at the university, including events like the RGNUL Sports and Literary Fest.Read Full Review

We have very well qualified facilities. The professors are graduates and post graduates from top law institutes of the country and some are even from abroad. Debates and group discussions are done in class on regular intervals to facilitate the understanding of students on a topic and its various aspects. The number of teachers is ample and in major subjects like code of civil procedure and code of criminal procedure the number of teachers are 3 to 5. The faculties are quite friendly and approachable at anytime and by this I mean frankly at anytime. They are always there to guide and help and they do parts for the students that are out of their professional capacity like taking out extra time for their curriculum for judiciary examinations. Our college has teachers from National Law University Jodhpur National Law University Bangalore and other reputed colleges.Read Full Review

The professors are knowledgeable, but the teaching methods can vary. Some are genuinely inspiring, bringing in real-world examples, and encouraging critical thinking, while others stick to traditional lecture styles. The university does promote research and students are encouraged to write papers, participate in debates, and engage in mooting, which adds up to their academic experience. It is mix but overall faculty is good which you will generally expect in National Law University.Read Full Review