NLUs having their own entrance tests (instead of CLAT) seems to be a growing trend. NLU Tripura, NLU Meghalaya following the steps of NLU Delhi. Why are some NLUs breaking away from the Consortium of NLUs? While non-NLUs like DU Law, and BITSLaw are using CLAT scores. Interesting trend.
You’ve been marked contested because what you’re saying isn’t true. But in any case, that one achievement of mine to crack AILET is still one more than what you’ve ever achieved.
It's fine, buddy. Your sole achievement in life is and will be that you have cleared AILET and got into an average university with no placements, grad outcome or anything of note. You were not deemed good enough to get into anywhere else either.
Don't you have any other justification for the greed of your institution apart from saying how anyone else other than you sorry excuses for law students haven't fallen prey to it? You can write your AILET score in your CV also, maybe that will help you getting a job or going anywhere in your life, because the prospects otherwise seem dim enough for you. Go get the next batch of AILET bakras for your pyramid scheme!
So many people who flunked AILET and just can’t get over it. It’s fine, buddy, AILET is a tough exam to clear. No need to feel ashamed and keep bashing NLUD just because you weren’t deemed good enough to get in there.
Students of older and established NLUs not getting jobs, even internships easily.
Who will recruit or provide internship to Tripura and Prayagraj guys??
Why so many NLUs unnecessarily?
Fees - 181000 -191000