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Some thoughts of mine
1) Not much keen on putting NLS as first,as idts I will be able to handle the academic rigor of that place
+ 240-300 seats is gonna lead to a bit of decline in batch quality like it used to be when the batch was 80-120,also more competition too.
2) NALSAR I like,the campus is way too beautiful but it is the middle of nowhere and 40 kms away from Hyderabad.
So which one shall I fill as my first preference?
Edit:- Plz don't ask for my college's name 😭
I don't want to reveal it for anonymity reasons
As far as choosing one of these two goes, NLS. The rigour of their academics will help and a larger batch size might mean you have more options to date (unless 70% are all guys again) and make new friends and won’t be suffocated by the same boring people for 5 years where there’s no chance to build new relationships.
And honestly, NALSAR is not better, the whole top 2 rivalry thing is not much better, and it’s location means you can’t even get away from the place easily to take a break or go home.
Here’s a news flash from an alum at law school- getting in is only half the battle. If you don’t put in the work- you won’t have much of a career. Become an influencer if you don’t want to study lol.
Also - man nalsar needs to self reflect if they’re getting preferred because of this perception of lack of academic rigor.