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Close your eyes and take HNLU
best of luck
To the OP, please choose HNLU. Don't listen to these RGNUL haters who couldn't make it here
Such a blatant NLUO troll, try to be more discreet next time.
I have no doubts that HNLU is a great place. My reasons for choosing RGNUL were personal and not based on the metrics that other people pushed down my throat even then, just as they're doing now. I decided based on HNLU's remoteness, its stifling administration, its significant reservation, RGNUL's infrastructure (which is much better than almost every other nlu, including HNLU's which I have visited), and RGNUL's proximity to Delhi and the hills of Himachal and Uttarakhand (which I explored fully).
No matter what you choose, you won't go wrong as long as you keep doing things without being stagnant. All the best.
Also, I never said that the law school doesn't matter, but that it doesn't make you. A law school provides opportunities that you take up at your own initiative and learn. In that regard, I would choose RGNUL again if I had to do it over.
On top of that, Sidhuwal jaate jaate haalat kharab ho jaati hai bus station se😅😅
My advice to you would be to avoid rgnul at all costs
Plus there are other placements for sure including my friend at Anagram Partners, which people don't know about because nobody asked. The admin in their wisdom doesn't even count Chamber placements like other colleges do.
Check the RGNUL Placement cell page on linkedin for the tier 1 and 2 placements