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I think it's. just a colonial hangover why people would prefer to go abroad.
The idea that the value that nls produces is owed solely to its exclusivity is just more casteist nonsense. How many kids opted to go to nalsar over NLS? Why are faculty leaving from nalsar and joining nls if nalsar is so much better? are they insane?
NLS is losing its sheen. The fact that CLAT kids prefer NALSAR which has barely had any great achievements in the past decade beyond the usual placements and has seen its own alumni leave as faculty, over NLS, shows you how much damage Messiah has caused despite the rankings game keeping NLS as number 1 based on history.