NLIU Bhopal appears to have dropped 26 unreserved state seats, instead increasing the all India unreserved category by 26 seats.
Legally India had reported yesterday that a number of Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2015 students resident in Madhya Pradesh were shunted out of NLIU to a lower-preference college in the second allocation round.
Legally India could not confirm at the time of going to press how this would affect CLAT college allocations, if at all.
The new allocation was quietly published in a new PDF late yesterday at the following link:
Legally India has prepare a comparison of the previous and the new table above.
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This is simply ridiculous and frustrating. There is a claim, of brain drain, but why is that so surprising with poor pathetic pedagogy, terrible tests [mismanaged], inter alia...
Shame.
How did pedagogy get involved here; or is that the big word for today?
This is a decision in favor of NLIU's future.
But why now?
When 2nd list is out.
They didn't mention it in CLAT brochure or in break up seats.
Not even a notice was put up on the website.
This decision can be challenged in court of law and i assume it will be.
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