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Things are already looking good and bright for NLUJ ever since the appointment of the new VC.
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The recent visit and the new VC will help with NLUJ's perception.
Better Placements
Better NIRF Rank
Better location
Better Campus
Better faculty
Better Library
Better additional amenities
Better alumni network
Better quality of students
Better examination pattern
Link: https://youtu.be/6GKbDqanoTo?si=y_AZ9oVgWPfEiQf6
Unfortunately, due to certain unforseen circumstances the Law Minister was unable to visit the university, but nonetheless a lot of work was done like:
- A MOU to be signed within 30 days.
- A dedicated internship program under the Vice president where 5 students form NLUJ will be called to assist the VP in his role as the chairman of the Rajyasabha.
- VP appealed to the NLUJ students to discuss and deliberate on the three criminal law bills and forward their suggestions/recommendations from the side of the university to the VP office and the Parliamentary committee.