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I'd say it builds work ethic and the ability to know yourself better (in terms of knowing your capacity under pressure). Also forges and improves one's capacity (if one works honestly). Builds character, in short.

Saying this as someone pro-tri but anti-corp.
Because NLSIU is both a school and a University.
Original inspiration for Orwell's 'doublethink' and 'doublespeak'.
it adjusts you to the pace of work thats required once you start working. You dont need 5 months to learn tort law when you can learn the same in three. save that time. intern. do something else.
The amount of holidays available in a year under the trimester system is not that much different from a semester, so there is no 'extra' scope for interning.
This is technically so wrong. Look at the fixture
And also a high possibility of early graduation if one takes extra credit
Needs to be fact checked. Mods? Please mark as contested until then!
Please do it. You will know few people have done it(with exceptional academics and exchange programmes)
peeps fail to grad in 5years because of the pressure, leave aside graduating early. If u take extra credits then it will surely affect your CGPA
Do we ever "learn the law"? Considering how much there is to learn?
Exactly! At law school, we learn to read the law and understand or analyse!
Suuuch a law school thing to say. Y’all don’t know how lucky you are and how much you’re actually learning compared to even students at other nlus.
And also make them well prepared by 4th year to face difficulties