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Now cue the jealous comments from haters whose colleges NEVER made it to QS. 😘🤣 Darlings, you can continue to live in denial or make demands for good leadership and faculty at your NLUs.
https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/university-subject-rankings/2023/law-legal-studies
https://indianexpress.com/article/education/qs-world-university-rankings-by-subject-du-iit-delhi-mumbai-iisc-courses-8512300/
Remember that the US news ranking is based on data that you send them, whereas QS doesn’t expect data. They look at Scopus metrics and circulate a survey to academics to assess academic reputation.
Very disingenuous of you to obfuscate matters and bring in the US news ranking issue in the case of ranking of Indian law schools by QS.
There used to be a time when if students failed we told them to work harder. Now when students fail we blame teachers- what a sad sad state of affairs. Especially for university students - the infantilisation and learned helplessness is quite pathetic.
Give me a freaking break - people go into teaching to make money? Really? Teaching? Dyou even know how much teaching pays? Anyone who has a law degree - and these folks probably have several- they probably did very well in law school because good students usually want to be teachers- turned down other more lucrative opportunities to teach. Stop assuming and dehumanising your teachers and go talk to them for one second.
But I’ve seen many good teachers get burnt out because of the decay in places like this. Their attrition rate is crazy.
NALSAR
NLUD
NUJS
GNLU
NLUJ
NLIU
RGNUL
RMLNLU
#ActualRanking
Also, just wait for foreign firms to enter India. I can guarantee you that they will prefer Jindal graduates over most of the other NLU graduates, because they give emphasis to the quality of teaching and training received.