Honestly, noone at RML cares. RML itself is not known for great opportunities/excellence per se, but rather mostly for the exorbitant physical infrastructure it has. UPNLU isn't taking its building away, and there isn't much else that the university offers anyway. It's a set of brilliant students who work hard and manage to independently score some PPOs/fellowships that have begun to create a miniscule name for RML somewhere.
And forgive me for my pessimism, but I don't expect much from this UPNLU for the next 10-15 years because none of the new NLUs which came up post NLUO/DSNLU have shown even any promise.
Remember how MNLU was being hyped so extraordinarily and appears to have performed ridiculously in placements in spite of being in Mumbai?
Any hype for UPNLU at this point is misplaced and entirely unfounded. Give it 7-8 years, see how it grows, and then allow it to be duly considered for its performance.
Did they get someone good as the VC? That should be the first thing for an NLU. Next step is to get good faculty. Then the infra and everything else. Good law schools can start with basic infra if the first two are in place.
And forgive me for my pessimism, but I don't expect much from this UPNLU for the next 10-15 years because none of the new NLUs which came up post NLUO/DSNLU have shown even any promise.
Remember how MNLU was being hyped so extraordinarily and appears to have performed ridiculously in placements in spite of being in Mumbai?
Any hype for UPNLU at this point is misplaced and entirely unfounded. Give it 7-8 years, see how it grows, and then allow it to be duly considered for its performance.
- Makes Prez inaugurate
- Calls it UPNLU, signifying that it is the state's top NLU
- Lots of land and funding