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I'm mainly preparing for JEE. I can't make a decision now on whether I'd even be going to the NLU I'm getting. Wasn't the whole point of CLAT being conducted in Dec to avoid a clash with other competitive exams? Or was it just supposed to get money out of students who haven't fully committed to pursuing a career in law?
Please tell me I lack basic reading comprehension and the CLAT counselling procedure isn't just a cash grab.
Thanks for this. No point in not going through with counselling then, at least for the second round. Not sure if a lawyer's fees won't eat up the refund, but I guess I should keep my options open when there are UGC regulations in my favor.
They haven't responded so far about the UGC guidelines. Should I hire a lawyer to draft and send the legal notice on my behalf?
Not sure how to proceed from here.
They sent a notice to CONNLU citing the regulations in place, asking them to refund within 5 working days. More than a month has passed and they still refuse to do it. In their responses, they have carefully avoided even the mention of the phrase "UGC Guidelines".
It would be hilarious if it weren't so pathetic.