I ama girl who studied at NUJS. I feel there should be some different rules for women in the college, like NLU D.

In fact i feel there should be some rules in NUJS for all. The student body is given too much freedom. There is no order or discipline in that university. I wish i had gone to NLU D instead. I would have succeeded at finding peers prepping for govt exams instead of a crowd who partied all throughout their 5 years and ended up at law firms.

I'm trying my hardest to deal with this shit logically. Entering a hostel != wanting to have sex. Consuming drugs != wanting to have sex. You know the only way to infer she wanted to have sex? She telling you in unequivocal (sober) terms.

All you have proven is you're terrible at law, logic and no one taught you basic societal norms. Go watch a sexual harassment video man. That stuff's supposed to be taught in school. I got 0 clue how you got into this place.

You can't really prepare for an internal RT. Assuming you've really done your research and made a good memo, stick to studying your memo. Do not neglect either side, both are important. If I've guessed correctly and this is SLS, SBA has a tendency to ask important case laws related to the moot so learn those

Objectively stating the facts here- The batch size of GNLU is 180. Not more than 120 people register for placements. Around 110 students end up getting job offers by the time they graduate. Around 60 people end up in Tier 1 firms. Around 90 people end up with decent placements (jobs that pay more than 80-90k per month). Is it all great for everyone? No, many people still end up dissatisfied with their placement outcomes. However, it isn't too bad. More than 75% of interested people end up with good-paying jobs. It is not all too rosy. But isn't even as bad as some people on this platform portray GNLU to be.

Source- I graduated from GNLU in 2021. Got placed at S&A via college placement and laterally got hired at a T1 firm recently.

I believe getting involved with someone from the same workplace is never a good idea, especially in a FWB situation as in your case. And now, you have an intern in sight, which is even worse. I think you should stay away from the very thought and spare problems for both you & her.
When I was an intern, I had similar issues with my A2 approaching me and showing interest and when it was not reciprocated, things went a little downhill. Please do not make things awkward. It would be very difficult if it gets exposed for both of you :)

So yes, it is wrong to sleep with her, especially if she is an intern at your org.

Hi, I wanted to know if an A0 is allowed to change office in T1s. If anyone has done this previously, please let me know. An A0 wishes to move from Khaitan Mumbai to Delhi.

I can apply to other firms in Delhi and have a fair chance too, but I wish to continue with Khaitan only.

Nothing has happened. There was a "talk" happened in NLUD, and the major contention of the supposed "survivors" were that a guy calling them "hot" was objectification, another one was that there was a list made by a batch group. This is nothing. Calling this sexual harassment and calling these women "survivors" is an insult to actual SH Survivors. Entitled women coupled with hunger for attention is just what cooks up everything happening in NLUD. It's sad.

How does one even prepare for it? What do I do to make sure I rank a bit high in my intras and get the moot I want? This would be my first time taking a researcher's test and I have no clue what to do/how to prepare for it.

Please, Please, Please help me. This is very important to me.

Fake placement data? Dude y’all are in every thread of LI hijacking quality conversations and stating that “oh see we have given the best placements all across NLU” - the reports aren’t even out yet and the truth is that NLIU has delivered much PPO rates than you guys have.

Also scam exam? You couldn’t even challenge my argument of noojies retaking ailet and then even not getting it. Ask anyone in Nujs who hasn’t cracked ailet. Literally everyone will be in the same boat.

And look at the number of students who genuinely sit for the placements. Literally we have a research based model. The project 39A is enough to defeat Nujs’s pathetic research journals lmao

Buddy, we don’t intern half as much as the Noojies. Our academic rigour alone doesn’t give us that much free time. Let’s not deny that NUJS is the only so called top NLU that worships these tier 1 firms jobs that treat people like crap. But even then, when people here do work for these jobs, they generally get them quite straight forward. We just don’t think it’s anything to write home about so much unlike the older NLUs.

I don't know why all of us are getting indulged into political things? we are just making our mind polluted by all this, no politician is paying or helping in development, every one is corrupt, every party, but then we people are always like supporting "party" particular. Instead we should work towards policy specific approach, instead of Supporting Political party approach. It's their work, but what's our work? Agar kuch nhi hua to vo log yha ake monthly salary nhi dene wale.

to be honest, not much I would say. Most of the options are in the academia. There is AALCO and the ICRC which has a few openings, but they are quite rare. the other avenue is to work at the L&T division of the MEA (again, not many openings there). thats pretty much what it is.

Given that there are many more competent judges who retired from HC and didn't get any chance in SC like Just Kureshi but the media attention on Chandrachud has made him more popular than any other judge of SC/HC. Why do we as society tend to appreciate nepotism? We simply don't celebrate the achievements of Judges like NV Ramana. Judges of Dist judiciary dont stand a chance in SC, given the nepotistic appointments of judiciary envisaged by their forefathers

Please also mention the reason. Girl students have been subjected to molestation and groping in the dark within the campus during late night. They are being threatened not to complain by senior boys and girls, unless they want their placements sabotaged. Let the student atrocities also come out too, which actually allows the admin to take high handed actions. As per regulations, after curfew hours, if you are supposed to leave or enter the hostels, you're supposed to have advance warden permission. Which is a perfectly rational requirement. You are living in a shared space and not your personal house. If you don't want that, then live outside campus.

You are the one who doesn't know facts. In none of the fields that you have stated are NLUD grads doing better than NUJS grads at present. As for your supposed derision of placements, that's a clear sour grapes syndrome, since your students keep trying to get those very corp internships throughout the year. When you don't get the jobs, you start acting holier than thou.

You think more NLUD alumni are pursuing foreign LLMs than NUJS alumni? In your dreams, pal. Truth is that NUJS grads are doing better than NLUD grads in every field other than UPSC in the real world. Always did. Which front have you overtaken NUJS exactly other than fake placement data? As for your exam that's only a scam to extort extra money from aspirants, the less said the better.

I think the relevant part is-

"issue" is defined under 2(13)(ea) is defined to include

(i) Public issue of debentures

(ii) PP which seeks to list later- DRHP

Therefore, the Regulations include even unlisted debentures which are privately placed (requiring debenture trustees under the ILNC Regs) but seeking to list on a recognised stock exchange.

(im T1 NLU student with good internships looking for t1 internships btw)

NUJS has won both the Vis moots twice and has won Stetson and ELSA. A good record, no doubt. But two of those Vis wins happened before NLUD even existed. So in the past 15 years, we've won more international moots, since you want to get so nitty-gritty. I've already cited the moots we've won. And let's not forget the ADR and debate wins from Warsaw Negotiation all the way to MukMem and NLSD. Not that NUJS doesn't have few of their own, but we're easily on par if not ahead.

Hey, a simple reading of the definition would give you an answer

As per Reg. 2(3)(ab) of the DT Regulations (https://www.sebi.gov.in/legal/regulations/jan-2023/securities-and-exchange-board-of-india-debenture-trustees-regulations-1993-last-amended-on-january-17-2023-_68136.html), a "body corporate" is defined to include

(1) Companies with public issues- listed

(2) Companies proposed to list- temporarily unlisted, filed DRHP.

SEBI FAQ Question 14 (https://www.sebi.gov.in/sebi_data/faqfiles/dec-2016/1482144051182.pdf) clarifies this.

Lol, doesn't even come close? Apart from some corp slave placements where I'm sure numbers will rise as the alumni base gets older, NLUD's outcomes are as good (if not better) in terms of scholarships, LLMs, judiciary exams and hell, even litigation and things like the AoR exam. If you don't know facts, atleast don't live in delusion.

Broadly, here are the things that you can do to enhance your CV. These are in addition to good academics. Depending on which college you're from, good academics are non-negotiable. For me, they were and I know that people wouldn't have even looked at my CV if not for my CGPA.

1. Internships: This was quite possibly the strongest section in my CV. My parents aren't lawyers and my Placement Cell wasn't spectacular, this happened because of good old networking. My first 4 internships were in chambers/litigation in my city - easy to get because they weren't coveted internships that everyone was trying to get. I kept in touch with all the people i met here, texted them for New Years, Diwali, did my best to be on good terms with everyone. A year later, when I asked these people to help me get other internships, they really did. This led to my tier 2 internships.

My tier 1 internships did not come from connections, I found that the strategy I outlined above seemed to work from tier 3 to tier 2 but not tier 2 to tier 1. I got my JSA internship by directly applying, they had a long procedure but I did get it without recommendations. The other t1 internships I got were through the Placement Cell - by this time I was in 4th year and had a good CGPA so I got the internships I wanted through college itself. By recruitment time, I had 10 internships on my CV - 3 T1s, 3 T2s, and 4 random ones that people outside my city wouldn't have heard of. Got placed through campus placement in a T1 that I hadn't interned at.

2. Moots: I did 3 external moots and would say that this was a fairly strong part of CV. The first moot I did was a random one, we reached the semi-finals but didn't win anything. The second moot I did was a really good one, a competitive national level corporate law moot of repute. We won an award but not the entire event. The last moot I did was a reputed constitutional law moot in which we reached the finals and won an award. An international moot would have been a great addition to my CV but was not affordable. I didn't really have the time to undertake something like this, either.

3. ADR Competitions/Essay Writing Competitions/Quiz Competitions/Debates/MUNs/Miscellaneous competitions: Some of these are easier to get awards in than others. Target those, and you'll build up your CV without spending an unreasonable amount of time/effort. I had a fair few of these and while they look impressive put together, the truth is that they're not that difficult to crack. You need to participate persistently, and you'll win a few awards in a few places.

4. Publications/Paper Presentations/Conferences: A lot of people focus on these extensively, and they're usually rewarded for their efforts. I wasn't one of these people, and had 0 publications when I got placed. My first publication was accepted after my placement. If you're interested in publishing, target good journals and blogs, a "publication" in ipleaders doesn't add value to your CV.

All this may seem intimidating, but remember that you can't do everything in the limited time you have. Try to build a diverse CV, and enjoy yourself with these activities! Good luck!

Yes. Delhi's weather (during non winter months) is bad, and so is the pollution. But the same goes for Mumbai. Extremely humid weather for the most part, humidity just before the monsoon is on another level altogether, and with regards pollution in Mumbai, here you go - https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/mumbai-second-most-polluted-in-weekly-world-ranking-delhi-not-among-worst-10/articleshow/97890340.cms?from=mdr.

Lastly, coming to people, Delhiites are way more friendly and inclusive than Mumbaikars. Mumbaikars seem to derive some sort of pleasure in being rude at all times. And are always angry and on the edge, especially in the local trains.

So, that means you accept that the present form of reservation is just a reverse discrimination which is put into make good for the century long discrimination and is not actually (as it is projected) a way to uplift the marginalised section of society?

Context: Please read again the first two paragraph of your response for context.

While I agree with everything else you states, please stop this essentialist and stereotypical nonsense. Women are not pure victims. They can, and are, perpetrators too. They're not known for burning? Read what Kannagi did to Madurai will you? They're not known for violence? Please look up Lynddie England.

In sum, there is no essentialist basis. Yes, men are more inclined, and are perhaps, more violent. But women are not innocent and do have a history of violence too.

Better place? Really? You guys have a domicile quota for Bengali students and a batch size of 180+ for UG with some BScLLB where people with much lower CLAT ranks are easily getting in. The faculty is hardly superior either as this thread itself clearly proves. NUJS is still tier-1, in my opinion, but NLUD is hands down better now.

All righty rooooo…..even nlu Delhi is frustrated with random noojies stating their college is superior when in fact the quality of teaching is far better for nlu Delhi students. That’s why they have even sent Dr Harpreet to Nluj so that Nujs understands that a single nlu Delhi professor is much better than their so called alumni combined. Also ailet is wayyy tougher - so let’s not forget nlu Delhi has much smarter students anyway :)

Wait wait what?! Some random exam. You know logically it’s more random to get a 190+ rank in a clat and then bask the mediocre success than to even crack ailet. Pretty sure very few people in your college cracked ailet or rather who did ended up at nlud. I have seen folks dropping Nujs for nlu Delhi as well but the opposite is never the same. And the OP is correct. We did have way less alumni and still our college has overtaken you in all fronts.

Just because some person won Stetson(lost in all other moots btw) doesn’t mean Nujs is doing well. Nlu Delhi has been performing superior to Nujs in domestic moots as well.

And placements? It’s because nlu Delhi students are more inclined to do research compared to being corp slaves. That’s why our alumni is pursuing quality LLm everywhere. And what about Nujs? Wait first beat us in the UPSC field.

In my State - the Civil and Tax Bar is dominated by the Baniyas. The Criminal Bar is dominated by the Brahmins and the Bench is largely dominated by the Kaiyasths, followed by the Baniyas (ratio of 70-30). 'The others' (this group includes Brahmin/Thakur to the extent of 10-15% and OBC, ST and SCs to the extent of 85-90%) just exist. When it comes to elevation to the Bench. The Baniyas and Kaiyasths are elevated at the age ranging from 43-47 (43-45 is reserved for those who have a family already on the Bench). 'The others' get at the age after 52+, offcourse to show, every now and then, that diversity and equal opportunity is maintained. But the real intent is that 'the others', though may become a Judge, but never ever get even to the top ten, forget about becoming a member of the collegium. So that it is ensured that the above process is repeated for all times to come. 'The Others' who have made it to the top, is primarily because the ruling parties intervened and some how managed to get one name inserted at an early age. So, thanks to ruling party that was there at the time, the member of the OBC,ST and SC is elevated to the bench at an early age. The Brahmin/Thakur manage sometimes and somehow.

I know of an incident, when the collegium recommendation went to the then President. He/She refused to sign untill a member of 'the Others' was included. And, that's when it was done.

Guys NLUJ is already quite a bit ahead of Nujs. On which basis some comments above are making claims that Nujs is ahead? Reports? What reports? Self audited placement reports which are usually exaggerated. At least Nluj alumni is keen enough to verify TCs on LinkedIn.

But even if let’s say , since I don’t want to be a troll , Nujs’s placements are correct - why does it matter? We are just an inch behind and the number of PPOs are anyway the same right? Let’s not indulge in petty fights and champion Nujs all the time. They are just frustrated because they are losing their sheen. That’s it! Just because they got on Rhodes last year makes them on cloud nine lol. Talk about delusion 😂

Here you go.

Dear All,

I am extremely unhappy with the attitude of teachers who are raising their concerns about the quality of education at NUJS for 10% of the course evaluated by taking Viva on basic concept of each subject. About 90% marks are in the sole discretion of the Faculty members. Moreover it was discussed in the Faculty meeting. The proceedings was circulated but no one raised any concern till implementation is in the process.

I think this process will help students to face interviews in the recruitment process as some recruiting teams opined that many students lacking fundamentals of subjects though aware of current state of affairs. I have experienced in the CAS promotion interviews of few teachers that they are also not known the fundamentals and on enquairy came to know that those fundamentals are not taught in the class. I will tomorrow issue Notice to all teachers to submit me short questions on fundamental concepts of the respective subjects, which may be 10 to maximum 20 questions. I believe that in each subject some sentences and concepts require to memorize and to remember whole life. Those who will think they will not accept the proposal they can do whatever they think right in their judgment. For the best interest of the majority and average students, I will go by my discussions with the representatives of the

students.

My best wishes to all of you.

PS: All typos in the email are made by him XD

You are mixing the Varna system with the Caste System. The early Vedic period identified varna with ones occupation - so a person may have been born is a particular varna but had the scope to change atleast his/hers by switching the profession. As there was cross ever happening every now and then, there was minimum discrimination, if at all. This Varna system was manipulated to become 'Caste system' in the later Vedic period, in which one was born in a caste and died therein. This laid the foundation of the caste based discrimination which is still in practise. 'Tribe' is not caste, its just a small society living together with common language/culture and in some cases common ancestors.

The girls hostel warden stopped the main gate guards from letting anyone leave campus after 11, even for flights. Yesterday, two students had to leave for the airport but the guards were not bulging. After a lot of confrontation, the guards allowed them to leave on an extremely sexist condition of a boy accompanying a girl if she wants to leave late night. Apparently, there has been orders from the girls hostel warden that that a girl cannot leave for the airport at night unless a boy goes with her. We NEVER had such SEXIST rules in place before but lately NUJS has been all over the news thanks to admin tyranny. Almost every single day in the campus group one can witness a new controversy. No worder why protests have been taking place.

NLUD has got 2 Rhodes scholars out of 11 graduate batches. NUJS has got 5 out of 19 graduate batches. Out of these 5, 4 came out of the last 11 batches contemporary to NLUD. Maths would say NUJS is ahead at present, not that this is any institutional competition. Personally speaking, I'm happy that all these 7 have been women scholars. Would love to see more from both the places in the days to come.

Enough Rhodes? Please cite the number. In fact, you will find that 4 out of 5 Rhodes scholars from NUJS have emerged in the last ten years, after the first batch of NLUD graduated, so the 8 extra years argument falls flat. More international moots? Again, please cite the comparative stats. Like all NLUD claims, these are completely hollow too. You have got no data to support your claim of superiority, just rhetoric and tall claims. And NUJS students don't have to crack any other random exam, they know that they are at a better place.

Which world are you living? Lawyers have to go same pressure as doctors. Unless you work for 8-10 years. You won't get good money at work. Quite possible the lady might be preparing for Govt. Judicial position but due to heavy numbers of people applying and few number of post. She might have not been able to get through. That is so common. Why? Don't you know for Civils as well one has to wait till 32 for their last attempt. There could be so many things. Too bad. Incase if someone is posing question. That does not call for Judging people. Dear you did right thing. Age is just a number in mind. One can't marry an idiot and destroy life. You need to keep on trying to find a good match. Yes the age gets issue. True.

But look at that situation if you could marry a person early with less earning or no job or on his face value. That would have been height of abnormality. Now your question on people of your age group. These days you get good guys in the same age group too. Due to Covid lots of people age and time for marriage got extended. So try the 4-5 years younger or of your same age group. Don't follow the taboo of older age thing. That does not work at all in today's world. Once I had been at international conference and I met an Indian Civil servant. She married a foreigner who was 10 years younger than her and they were happy couple with no regrets with 12 years of marriage. Husband was handsome and intelligent and girl was just a normal and ofcourse she was a diplomat. So there are thousand cases like them and this is a truth. Do not waste time on people thought process. Just have faith in you that how brave you are to struggle out and got independent and focus on settlement with great guy who could love, care and respect you. Trust on these there are thousands of people who are facing similar situation just like you referring to both men and women.