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2. As for faculty research and publications, feel free to go ahead and check the SCOPUS publications and citations of NUJS faculty, some of which are better than faculty from any other NLU at present. You don't have to rely on NIRF data for that.
3. Criticising NIRF does not mean claiming everything is wrong with them. The biggest drawbacks of NIRF are that they don't verify data submitted by the universities and have a opaque and arbitrary perception score. The publication data is actually collected by them independently and one of the better verified metrics, though not foolproof.