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Source: https://www.barandbench.com/news/lawschools/nlsiu-to-start-three-year-llb-course-from-next-year
Didn't know we had to our formulate our education policies only to cater to drop-outs, rather than figuring out what is best for all.
- R
NLU 5 year students are feeling so jittery and uncomfortable because of this decision as they actually have no confidence on their own ability.
3 years llb course and their student will definitely have an edge because they would have had experience and will have come from different field.
5 years will become like a dying breed as they are always averse to step out and take risk and wait for law firm to adopt them. They will have to do a lot better to prove rather than being active on LI.