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As for your higher average salary, it is sad that neither you nor your teachers or admin know enough maths to figure out that average is different from median. Maybe AILET doesn't need you to calculate at all, though your admin should be better at calculations considering it has to count all that money it swindles out of law aspirants every years.
"Even with an average it will not be possible to get to 19lpa
last year NLUD had 25 tier 1 recruitment at 16lpa, 4 TCs were given at £45k (for first year)
if we assume the rest at 10lpa, then the average comes to 15 lakhs
the only way the average will be 19lpa if there were a dozen TCs or if 50 students got 16lpa tier 1 recruitment, both of which did not happen."
NLUD seems to have claimed that the median is 19lpa on NIRF
unlike NLUD which has been lying to NIRF (well documented) year after year
2. Please prove any falsehood in the stats released by NUJS placement. I dare you. NLUD's lies have been exposed time and again.
3. As for the BSc LLB course, keep passing judgment on it, which is typical knee jerk reaction and hatred from NLUD trolls about a course that's even to start. But your AILET is actually a swindle activity every year. And even reduced placement scene at NUJS is far better than NLUD placement, which everyone in the industry knows including NLUD trolls.
Let me give you a reality check - NLUD has ranked above NUJS and NALSAR even in the past when its placement data was accurate. Back then you guys had some other lame arguments to claim that NLUD doesn't deserve second place. Maybe focus on overcoming your insecurities before slandering other law schools. Also, you cannot prove by your limited knowledge of quant, that NUJS submitted correct data for all parameters. A place like NUJS getting a higher score in research (even though the impact of their publications is much less) clearly shows that you're conveniently picking data to bash another college and unverifiably claim that all their data is false.
1. For Harvard you can pursue the exchange but only for a semester. There is no particular eligibility criteria per se(ofc you have to be in your 4th year to say the least). The batch toppers are usually preferred(1-3). You have to take a special faculty letter for the course you want your credits transferred for that semester. It’s very selective and sometimes lol even no one is selected. Usually only one person ends up going. It’s that selective.
2. Now for other universities like SOAS , UVirginia , LSE and Dartmouth you can transfer for an entire year. The university will pay 20% of that equivalent tuition fee if you are selected. And the rest depends upon you. This can start from the 4th year as well. I for instance spent an entire semester at UCL.
Also the only NLU to hold a sham of an entrance exam to fraudulently extort money out of thousands of law aspirants every year.
Also the only NLU to keep shouting about its amazing research output and then get marked low on research publication quality when checked by third party sources.
Also the only NLU to have its VC run away in the middle of his tenure and join a rival NLU.
Finally, the only NLU not to know the difference between mean and median.
Don’t answer. Reflect all on your own.
And honestly, AILET has always been a much higher quality exam than the CLAT. That’s why NLUD students have risen above every CLAT law school except for NLS which has a legacy advantage.
Holding it deliberately before CLAT to make students commit to NLUD without knowing all their options, like a predatory private university.
Lacking transparency in the result declaration and not providing opportunities to challenge the results unlike CLAT.
Churning out repeatedly false data about placements, faculty year after year.
Not taking steps about allegations of discrimination and sexual harassment made by students from multiple batches. Instead, the students have been pressurised to withdraw their complaints.
Nepotism in appointing people from the family of the ex registrar and current VC to positions, and penalising the faculty who dared to challenge that.
One can go on.
RS was VC of NALSAR and promoted the place similarly in its initial days, that’s why it did so well as to match up to NLS in a short while whereas NLIU Bhopal, a college of the same age, was never considered in that league. And places like NUJS and NLUJ are governed way worse than NLUD administratively.
And as far as AILET goes, we are entitled to it because it’s not a rule to join CLAT, and we’re a good enough law school that it’s worth paying for a separate exam just for NLUD, and this proven by the fact that nearly every serious CLAT aspirant will appear for AILET. We’re not forcing them to, so stop being so bitter. And it takes time and money for NLUD to organise AILET and keep the standard high, unlike CLAT which always has some scam.
If you are referring to any other MoU, give us the details here. There will be some notice, some internal announcement, some email sent around on the basis of which you are making this claim. Otherwise, this is a lie.
Nuldies love to boast about their superiority over NALSAR which mostly stems from the scammy nirf rankings. Take out their fake placement reports, their fake faculty numbers, their overenthusiastic PR team and watch Nuldies egos crash.