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The shocking thing being few mischievous gnlu students in the aim of proving (mine is bigger than yours) which tried to revive a degree issue which was actually sorted by NLIU long back with verdict.
Simple point is... If gnlu students think that every NLIU graduate degree is fake, why is such NLIU partner recruiting them? Because technically gnlu students are questioning partners at every firm and their degree even post them being recruited by these partners! I'm not in any law firm in India now but out.
But these are very serious allegations by gnlu students against even current NLIU partners which is unfathomable, to be honest! If LI could publish all this non sense. This message too deserves a read. We as alumni too will discuss and consider the possibility of recruiting gnlu grads who think this way. It's a serious allegation that needs to be addressed. Last thing a partner wants is a junior thinking as such.
I hope the comments here are an exception and not the rule. I've worked with good gnlu lawyers too. It seems like the frustrated ones not getting something venting out here. Gnlu NLIU alumni have been doing well. But such kind of cheap play would make someone wonder that all gnlu students think similarly. Which would need appropriate action. For example fake degree NLIU partners should not be recruiting high achieving gnlu kids?
Rare times I see such level of hatred and stopping down. I'd still give an individual their due irrespective of college, but not with hate speeches. FYI.. I've recruited someone from indore Institute of law because he was good by heart and hardworking. Don't regret it!
I would like to bring this up with the NLIU Alumni soon since gnlu has unnecessarily made it dirty. But again I hope this is an exception and not the rule
Got my CLAT rank yesterday, now I've to make a decision. I'm willing to work hard because I'll be having a good sum of loan, just in need of some guidance.
NLIU is 800Kms from my home, GNLU is 1500Kms.
Fees is more or less the same.
Eventually it'll all come down to placements for me, especially an in house counsel. I'm so tensed can't even think, any detailed answer would be appreciated.
Also, any idea about scholarship?
Thank you so much for your time, please have a great day ahead.
I don't know much about Akash Choubey or Pallavi but their profiles are surely impressive. Thanks everyone for the help!
It's funny reading the above comments above because students forget that their alumni are actually working together, so the question of who is better, is not really difficult to judge in an office. It would be better to reach out to your alumni, ask them who is better, and work on it, rather than misguiding a junior looking for genuine advice, only to prove a point to yourself.
Currently I believe amongst NLUs, the number of partners in a top tier law would be really close between NLIU and NUJS after NLS. I wouldn't be surprised if NLIU is still ahead. After that I believe would be NLUJ followed by NALSAR then GNLU. As I said, getting a job makes no difference if one cannot succeed at that job.
how this can be decided first. secondly, what NLIU has to do with it? do you mean to say that students when entered were not smart but NLIU made it?
( I am from a private university so don't make it Gnlu vs Niu as your defence to justify your bullshit)
1. Smaller batch compared to GNLU.
2. NLIU doesn't have trimester any more .
3. Better job opportunity
I have a feeling that I am going to hate the intense trimester setup of NLIU.
Alumni/students of GNLU and NLIU please share your views on this as I still am confused. (please keep the discussion civil)
Here is my proposed CLAT preference list: (FOR TOP 6 NLUs)
NLSIU
NALSAR
WBNUJS
NLUJ
GNLU
NLIU