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Dont waste 5 years of your life in a T3 NLU in some remote area with a campus that is still under construction to accommodate basic amenities. Not to forget the quality of faculty in these T3 NLUs.
I'm an enrolled student of DU, graduated from a tier-1 Uni,
3years of horseshit is what you can expect from here. Yes, our mode of studying is a bit better because of our intense focus on case-mat (original judgements of cases) litigation and govt job-centric approach of the faculty( obsessed with judiciary exams)
when it comes to our examination it's like playing a roulette( no one fucking knows what will happen) YOU CAN SHOVE YOUR PROFOUND WISDOM OF LAW UP YOUR ASS!
NO INTERNALS
NO BARE ACTS ALLOWED
NO HOLIDAY
NO FOLLOWING SOME BOOK
YOU CAN'T ASK FOR REVAL HERE!
If you are hell-bent on taking up litigation after 3 years, go for DU, eyes closed, if you study diligently you will do okay at court.
Also, Marks is the primary reason why DU ppl are sort of ******** when it comes to Corporate jobs.