It's just business. Fact is these colleges should be reviewed every year/5 years to see if they hold up to be called an NLU. For this you need seriousness from government.
Government (state) is opening an NLU at a rate of child birth in India (just saying), this really affects the quality of students. After 10 years down the line there will be 30+ NLUs at this rate.
Some lower NLUs only qualify as NLU on paper. Phir these coaching classes.... They will advertise all sorts of crap to sell anything to kids and their parents.
By the time you realise the reality, it's too late.
It's like we are trolling Saveeta Institute on this portal everyday because it got rank 10, but next day if it becomes an NLU (god forbid) just by passing a law, all bhakts will go pro for Saveeta and say, "Saveeta over Symbi, anyday". (Because it's an NLU)
Beyond NLIU and HNLU (if you're too desperate), the NLU which is an NLU is not justifying the name NLU. You're much better off at a college which offers you room for own work than go to these outside top 6-7 NLUs because the campus placements are almost non existent. Of course the consortium wouldn't like the truth to be out in the open, nor would the coaching centres. And so you shall see an NLU popping out every second year, while atleast 15/22 or 23 aren't worth of the nametag :)
On the LI thread where people were discussing about CNLU not making it to the top 30 in NIRF despite participating, I noticed there was a discussion on why consider DSNLU making it into the top 30 as even an NLU. What defines an NLU? Why is MNLU an NLU? Why is it so high on the preference list then? Was GNLU an NLU in the first five years of its establishment? How do you define any metric for deciding what is an NLU other than 'the Act says so'?
If it is not the constituting Act that is the criterion, then there are only 7 NLUs, and 70% of the Consortium of National Law Universities is not comprised of National Law Universities - the entire system is a farce, consequently.
Government (state) is opening an NLU at a rate of child birth in India (just saying), this really affects the quality of students. After 10 years down the line there will be 30+ NLUs at this rate.
By the time you realise the reality, it's too late.
It's like we are trolling Saveeta Institute on this portal everyday because it got rank 10, but next day if it becomes an NLU (god forbid) just by passing a law, all bhakts will go pro for Saveeta and say, "Saveeta over Symbi, anyday".
(Because it's an NLU)
Good answer.
And so you shall see an NLU popping out every second year, while atleast 15/22 or 23 aren't worth of the nametag :)
If it is not the constituting Act that is the criterion, then there are only 7 NLUs, and 70% of the Consortium of National Law Universities is not comprised of National Law Universities - the entire system is a farce, consequently.