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But what is very interesting is that NSLIU is reserving OBC, EWS, state domicile and PWD seats here but not in the 5 year programme. So is this a way to avoid that? Meanwhile, the Supreme Court case regarding NLSIU is still pending and alumni lawyers are still representing NSLIU and arguing that the Karnataka HC decision should stay (i.e. saying that NLSIU is a national institute and other NLUs are state government institutes).
The total number of seats shall be 60 (sixty). Seats shall be reserved as follows:
Scheduled Castes β 15%
Scheduled Tribes β 7.5%
OBCs β 27%
EWS β 10%
5% of the total intake shall be reserved horizontally for Persons with Disabilities (PWD);
30% of the total intake shall be reserved horizontally for women, and 25% of the total intake shall be reserved horizontally (compartmentalised) for Karnataka Students.
https://www.nls.ac.in/programme/3-year-llb-hons/
Reservation is here to stay.
I hope this passes moderation as I have asked genuine questions
I have seen Sc/ST students taking drops and messing up clat as well
I have seen general students who took 2-3 years drop without any expensive coaching (just mocks) to get the merit unreserved seat.
But god your generalisation