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NUJS people defending this course: just wait until the first batch graduates and their placements data is lumped with that of the BALLB batch during NIRF data submission. Reality will hit you.
You are just shitting from your mouth.
My brother is a senior associate in trilegal and he says majorly nlu tag matters not the course you are doing .
Recruiters will just see your interships and college grades
Same has happened with nliu too there bsc llb and ba llb students both get placed.
Any degree from tier 1 nlu is worth doing