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you are my senior at jmi, I am of the batch of 2029!
It's not like our alumni are doing extremely well across the world, we have a solid image before all T1 firms, and we are doing better than almost all colleges in terms of governmental services and research.
Surprisingly, most people I've met from top colleges think of NLUD as a "T1", so I wonder who these LI trolls are who keep downvoting every NLUD achievement and upvoting anything against NLUD. My boss was someone from NLS, and he told me that one reason I was hired was because I was from a "top law school".
But to say that NLUD is tier-2 only speaks of your own insecurity, and how out-of-touch from reality you are.
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/278055-RML-Placements-2023-Bad-as-ever
Try for HNLU
I graduated from RML, you could clear most of the papers if you have solved PYQs.
Now i won't talk about UPSC because comparing a multi-degree university with a law college would be unfair but the results for judicial service exams speak for themselves. There were around 25 people who qualified for it, who i personally know from rmlnlu.
Placement scene is not good but around a dozen got in Tier 1 firms (mostly through PPOs)
and around 25 got in tier 2 firms, regulatory companies etc.
Also i don't get this issue with regular attendance, it would make sense if one was doing master's as a backup and preparing for a govt. exam by side, but 12th pass students should go to classes, it will help them academically, mentally and socially.
I mean you have already paid the fee, if you don't go to classes you're either doing online coaching or just wasting 5 years of your life doing nothing.
P.S. I am speaking from knowledge. My good friend left a tier 3 NLU for AMU for this reason and eventually made it to a government service.
RML is not doing great either. Average.
And if giving clat is the primary aim , then any college will do.
Even CNLU is doing better than nusrl nowadays. The new VC doesn’t seem very promising.
I don't regret. I, anyway will litigate.
Placement wise, RML is better. You can grab PPO here as well. No placement scene tough.
Attempt 2024, better if you could secure top 3.
Good luck buddy, and a very warm welcome to Jamia, have fun ;)
Note - Go through LI's threads on placement scenes of the NLUs this year.
NOTE: appearing for clat 2024.