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Are children of NLSIU alumni also studying law in NLUs?
Don’t blame the parents if their children are not hardworking
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Why are you manipulating that thread? Go check that one out. And also Manchester is one of the worst UK unis to be ever been in
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And you have a very bad reading skill. Show me where it’s is written KCL is hood
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Can confirm at least 2 children of NLSIU alumni went to Jindal. Anti-Jindal trolls on LI can cry 🙂
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My experience is that NLSIU alumni encourage their children to studying study science instead of law. I know someone whose daughter has got admission to UCL, Guys (KCL) and Barts (QMUL) for medicine, which are all excellent.
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Well there you go then. The OP was correct after all
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KCL

Has consistently declined - can’t agree more. Even Warwick is doing better nowadays
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I'm from NLS. Sometimes I hear my juniors say they're related to so and so
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Xi Jinping's daughter: Harvard

Bilawal Bhutto: Oxford

Saif Gaddafi: LSE (plagiarised PhD)

Asma Assad: KCL

All the world's dictator oligarch families go abroad to study, so NLU alumni might as well do the same for their kids.
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I know 2 senior NLSIU alumni whose children are headed to London. One is headed to LSE to study politics and one is headed to King’s to study geography. Their parents are hoping that they will head to the US after that to do a JD 😅
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It’s a quote from The Print. You must have a very short attention span.
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Most of NLSIU alumni I know, their kids study law at Jindal or abroad, mostly UK.
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I know someone whose daughter is in-fact heading towards Cambridge. The guy is in a top position in a tier-1 law firm. Graduated from NLS.
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Understand this. You have studied in the most prestigious law college in India. Now it’s your time to enrol your children into the world’s most prestigious college be it Princeton or Dartmouth. You can form the equation.
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Yeah, NLS grads weren’t rich enough when they started, they mostly came from below poverty line, unlike other NLUs where folks were already stinking rich.
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If NLSIU alumni send their kids abroad and to Jindal, then why is there so much hate against these colleges on LI? Why do LI commenters make critical remarks against people doing LLMs abroad? The answer is JEALOUSY.
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Colonial mentality, eh? Tell me one research institute in India which does even 1% of the research at MIT and Stanford. And you yourself say that Indian education is politicised. Look at NLUs: half the seats are reserved on the basis of caste.
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Once NLS grads get rich. Not nlu. There is a difference
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You just did that all on your own, o troll.
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They are probably off to some ivy or prestigious uk college.
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Most go abroad, some go to Jindal, almost no one goes to an NLU. In other words, once NLU grads get rich, they mimic the lifestyles of the rich.
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Now someone somehow will try to bring nujs into this. This is what’s happening in LI for the past few days
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Most go abroad. Usually once one generation has gone to top universities in India, the next generation moves abroad thanks to our colonial mentality+inferiority complex and the stagnancy and politics of Indian institutions.
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The first generation of NLSIU graduates (now in their 50s) all have children of college-going age and older. Where are they studying law? I know of one person whose son went to Jindal and another whose son went abroad. I'm curious if this is part of a larger trend?
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