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have heard about it from the grapevine but have not been able to check it out myself
One of the junior students pointed this out and sent a message on WhatsApp, only for the Vice Chancellor to initiate Disciplinary Proceedings against him, for what was a well-intentioned and politely worded message. Complete violation of any semblance of free speech and expression.
This is actually a police state. It's time for this VC and admin to go.
LI too is RW propaganda site now?
First, corporate law jobs depend on institutional tag and relative class rank it does not depend on the pass course subjects, so it does not matter whether you study sociology or ballistics, law firm work will deal with corp law, DD, PE etc.
Second, the main law subjects will be taught by the same faculty members, so unlike in Jindal where you have different grades of teachers teaching different grades of students, at NUJS all LLB students will be treated equally
Finally, NUJS has the first mover advantage in the NLU space on offering an innovative pass course which deals with forensic in great depth, while it will be of little use in corp jobs (except tangentially for some of the document verification modules) so is history, political science etc in the context of corp jobs.
It seems that the post is by a disgruntled NLUD student who wants to troll NUJS. The entire batch will be brought into the main campus in two years and there will a state of the art lab (costing 10+ crore), it is being constructed in the main campus. A new hostel block is also on the anvil, however, due to land acquisition issues it is facing a longer delay. Overall, the forensic BSc LLB Hons at NUJS is an excellent course and will have a cut off of <400 in CLAT gen by next year, this year it went only upto low 600.
The gall to assume that this new course will be treated at the same level as the ba LLB course is hilarious if anything.
This is a doomed course right from its inception.
~ A really really from the bottom of the heart concerned student of NUJS