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If you hate professors this much- dont be shocked or call yourself a victim when they feel some type of way about you in turn.
Also, will Sudhir's salary increase with the intake going up? Will it be structured like the salary of the JGLS VC? I heard that at JGLS the VC gets 1.5 crore a year plus a share of student fee earnings. Apparently 60% of the earnings are spent on the university, 25% given back to Naveen Jindal and his company (which has given money on the basis of a zero-interest loan rather than a donation), 10% kept in savings and 5% shared between the VC and senior management. Please correct me if I am wrong.
So if Sudhir is paid using this model, then perhaps 85% fee income can be spent on the university, 12% on savings and 3% given to him?