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Perhaps, as one commentator already said, the increase in domicile quotas at top NLUs and places like NALSAR and NUJS have irreversibly diluted the quality of students in addition to poor governance by incompetent VCs plus lack of funding. Symbi doesn't even seem to have an OBC or EWS quota and despite SLAT being a bit of a joke exam compared to CLAT/AILET, it still ensures some metric of quality for admissions. What do the other enlightened souls here think?
The only nlu who does not have this culture is NLSIU. Because if you don’t work hard enough , you will be dead. No mercy
Else every nlu and tier-1 private colleges like symbi has this party culture which is normal