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[Ed: Post title renamed, was erroneously / trollishly: NLU-Jodhpur beats NUJS in merit list.]
Can the moderator be any more from nujs?
https://s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/files2023.consortiumofnlus.ac.in/list5/UG-TheWestBengalNationalUniversityofJuridicalSciencesWBNUJSKolkata.pdf
https://s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/files2023.consortiumofnlus.ac.in/list5/UG-NationalLawUniversityNLUJodhpur.pdf
NUJS clearly has a higher average AIR in the general category and the bottom cut-off in NUJS' general category is 256, at NLU-J it's 378.
But yes, a 70 and 75 rank have opted for NLU-J this year, but that's not even in the NUJS 'ranks' but actually within the NLSIU cut-off.
Renaming thread title for accuracy.
Why did you lie about the number? ‘Only 4’ - so poor research
PS - By no means am I saying that being a top rank holder is bad or being academically inclined poses any disadvantages. In fact, I would actually be elated if even one-tenth of this batch takes up academia. The current law school ecosystem barely teaches anything to the otherwise comparatively smarter generation of students.
We had people who chose NLUJ over NUJS, too (never NALSAR though). These anomalies happen because of the peculiarities of each case. One person in the college rejoined NLUJ after upgrading to NUJS in vacancies. Why? Because of the terrible hostel situation in NUJS. There were some kids from Rajasthan who chose to not move to the other side of the country by joining NLUJ instead of NUJS. These are indicative examples. No one chose NLUJ over NALSAR / NUJS because of the superior quality of professors, better opportunity, etc.
Please use your brains, you make alums feel second hand embarrassment on your behalf
I'm pretty fkn proud of my alma mater considering how great the student body is and how helpful my network is.
The above doesn't negate the fact that the college admin is dogshit (to say the least). The quality of professors is beyond terrible - 4th year onwards, we used to tell them what the course curriculum ought to be like basis what we picked up on internships (had to do this because the "profs" were former PGs who didn't have any actual experience in the subjects the taught). No financial support used to be provided for moots (i understand this has changed but I'm not sure if in a meaningful manner). Harassment in many forms.
The student body would persevere against those odds and do extremely well for themselves regardless. So, I'm pretty proud. But also in touch with reality. Try it, you'll be better placed.
I am not even kidding. It's verified information. She is from hyderabad and she is leaving nalsar and is going to pay 40 lakhs more for gnlu thru nri
So does this mean gnlu>nalsar?