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sorry , but is 7 the max gpa or is it ten . im not from nls , im just curious
apologies, this is based on the limited dataset I have. on revaluation, you're right I think – 4.3-4.4 is probs a better range. however, im pretty sure on the 'good' and 'top' GPA claims
all of you using your first year GPAs/single trimester GPAs please be fr lmao
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Why resort to ad hominem, you slime? Respond to the comment on merits, go on and deny that Messiah's CGPA was 3.5. Do it, at least lie with courage? What is this slimey behaviour?
First achieve something (in other words, actually pass CLAT and go to NLS, get good marks there and get the Rhodes), then we'll talk.
Why don't you actually stop failing your second year instead of bullshitting? Sudhir has achieved thousand times more in his life than you will achieve, even if you had nine lives of a cat!
Sorry, but 4.75 is nowhere near the median (which is what I assume you meant by 'average') grade in most batches. The median will be around 4-4.3.
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current '28 topper has a 6.7 on 7. '29 is roughly similar. 'good' is subjective, but 5+ is 'good' (strongly above average). 4.75 or so is closer to avg.
Who's got an axe to grind? Were you one of the people from his graduating cohort who applied for the Rhodes but got a rejection?
And the lack of period (.) at the end of your riposte to their sarcasm made it impossible to consider you a clever fellow.
5 is definitely not the average CGPA. The average CGPA is probably around 4-4.5.
He meant to write that the difference between any two successive grades is 5 marks. Which is fairly standard.
There are probably around 4-5 people with GPAs above 6 in the batch of '26. This trimester particularly, was extremely liberally marked.
Your bad English ruined the sarcasm the intended
8/7 plus Rhodes scholar selected, Must have offer of partnership in a firm, 2 winner of Jessup and have enrolled as AOR
I think you are confusing literally with figuratively.
Ssshh... don't blaspheme by asking such questions. He's a legend and akin to divinity.
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Again it varies. I'm a current 2nd Year and I don't think there is a single person with a 6+ CGPA in our batch. The 5.5+ range will probably place someone in the top 10 of the batch!

However, even for your batch, I don't think the average is 5. It should be 4.5 max!
In my time (mid-2010s), anything above 5.5/7 was good enough to be competitive for most jobs. Anything above 6.0/7.0 means you're competitive for any career - including academia.
Follow the messiah whose CGPA was a grand 3.5 or thereabouts!
If you’re only interested in placements, the brand value of NLSIU alone will take even the last ranking student to a decent job: not CAM or McKinsey, but a good tier 2 or FMCG.
Go for the academics too, that's Sudhir's recruitment motto.
5+ CGPA will place you in the top 10-15% of the batch. The average probably lies somewhere between 3.5-4 CGPA
10/10 or 7/7. Nothing else matters. Always aim for perfection, that's Sudhir's motto.