The Peer Team, after going through the self-study report and its visit to various academic and physical facilities, it is impressed by the progress of NSLC imparting 'JUSTICS EDUCATION' through the two LL.B. courses and a self-financing Diploma course. The college has earned the reputation for imparting quality education and sense of discipline and dedication to the younger generation. The Peer Team considers that there are number of features of NSLC's approach to quality assurance and standards which it would wish to commend. Also the Peer Team would like to bring to the attention of the college, certain concerns for its consideration.
The Peer Team would like to command the institution for the following aspects :
1) Legal Education in India is becoming increasingly professional and BAR Council of India has been playing a pro-active role introduction of a five year LL.B. course, drastic modification in syllabi with the introduction of ten new topics for study, introduction of semester system, abolition of part-time law colleges, etc. which needs whole hearted co-operation of institutions imparting legal education. NSLC is discharging this function to the best of its ability notwithstanding the constraints of man power and rigidities in the affiliation system.
2) Encouragement and support given by the management to the institution.
3) Dedication and commitment of the teaching and the non-teaching staff if the institution.
4) Effective leadership and good human relationship resulting in team work.
5) Discipline and decorum maintained in the institution.
6) The extension activities - The legal Aid Clinic, Legal Literacy and Legal Aid Programmes, Health and Hygiene Awareness Programme, Environment Awareness Programme, Blood Donation Camp, etc.
7) Excellent services provided by Employees' Credit Co-operative Society, Consumer Co-operative Society and the Press.
8) The hostel facilities provided to girl students of the College.
9) An attempt to establish the College-industry neighborhood networking.
10) Maintenance of multi media facilities - TV, VCR, Computers, OHP, Video Films, Cassettes and CDs.
11) Encouragement to research activities.
12) Library facilities and publishing of an annual house magazine 'Sentinel' and a wall magazine 'Vidhilikhit'.
13) Indoor and outdoor sports facilities.
14) State level Moot Court Competition for the last three years.