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NLUD’s pragmatic industry based approach > Sudhir’s ivory tower theory-focused approach
Do you even know anything about the kind of legal jobs that the company provides? Pragmatic industry based approach indeed!
Sudhir said β€œshallow version of craft” to criticise IITD, not NLUD. I think he’ll be fine with this. He is merely a critic of the neoliberal IIT model.
Yes, Sudhir just loves to his jurisprudential lessons being used to find out how a car engine works.
Dyam. The gap between nlu Delhi and nujs just widens more and more. Nlu Delhi is competing with nalsar now
The gap shrinks, on the contrary. NLUD has always been far behind NUJS in terms of placement, maybe this will help it get a few more jobs for the students, though Suzuki is nowhere known for providing well paid jobs for law freshers.
Finally. A sensible comment. With all due respect to NUJS, NLUD isn’t really considering you guys to be our main competition. And no, NALSAR isn’t much better than us either. NLS maybe, but only because of the age and alum factor.
NLUD isn't even in the same leagues as NLUJ in placements.
In which year has NLUD got 4 TCs from the same batch? Vac schemes don't count unless they have been successfully converted into TC.
Lol, are you for real? Showing 4 TCs from one batch to say that you're better than NLUJ? Buddy, NLUJ students have got more TCs than your batch strength over the years.
NLUD likes to make tall claims without stats. Give the number of total TCs from 2013-2023 and I'll do the same for NLUJ. We are definitely ahead of you.
Lol, no you’re really not. Give your numbers first since you want to engage in this competition. We’ve already shown that there’s been 4 TCs in a year.
There have been at least 22 TCs from NLUJ during the period 2014-2023 that I know of. The total number may be higher. I mentioned this period because NLUD first batch graduated in 2013-14. Why don't you mention the total number of TCs that NLUD has got till date?
NUJS folks I understand they were number 3 and it makes sense for the kids to hurt now they are displaced.

NLUJ you should be more concerned about GNLU.
Who has displaced whom? Only in your dreams, man. You couldn't crack CLAT and now take solace in self promotion.
Cracking AILET is way more rewarding than cracking CLAT for some state run domicile quota NLUs.
Then why did you even sit for CLAT? Cracking AILET means telling people you got suckered into paying twice the fees for entrance, and have got into a place which will teach you to shamelessly beat your own drums because nobody else will praise you.
Yet another made up stats. Keep telling yourself that you are better if that helps you sleep at night. You are not even worth joining. Which is why only a fraction of CLAT takers even appear for the fraud that AILET is.
mera to NALSAR mai hua tha lekin I did not want to study in a village so I went to NLUD
You didn't like villages, so you went to a backwater sinking place instead.
Dwarka, maybe. NLUD, very accurate description.
Lol, maybe I would've taken your comment seriously if you actually got into NLUD but obviously, you were never capable of achieving that. So, your next best option is to aggrandise your low-tier NLU as a troll on an anonymous forum.
You're like that #FAKELUD kid (couldn't even spell NLUD right) who was trying to get that to catch on and it never did. Get a life, loser.
What's the guaranteed amount? And how can I get hold of it, since you would lose that bet completely?
Yeah. A place you didn’t even qualify to get into.
Like you didn't qualify to get into any other college in the country.
Kid, your CLAT NLUs are not a big deal to get into unlike NLUD.
come to Dwarka habibi! Don't judge it is really one of the best locations now with Vegas+Metro
Been there. Distinctly unimpressed. Especially inside the NLUD campus.
I don't think NLUD cares enough about your impression.
lets see in a year which college has better recruitment stats, provided all the data would be in the public domain and without any manipulation
NLUD has been competing with nalsar for the better part of the last decade. Just look at how many kids prefer NLUD over NALSAR these days. NUJS is not even in the game.
Yes, please look and provide stats. If NLUD even knows how to provide accurate stats.
This will actually increase employability. Good call!

Such a good vision to have an agreement with an automobile company and that too for lawyers. NLU Delhi is being niche!
Niche? Please check what sort of employability this company provides to the law grads of NLUD first.
Do u have any iota of idea how good this is? Just because you are not aware of niche areas of law doesn’t necessarily make you the messiah of these MOUs.
Please explain how good this is. You seem like a law student who knows little about the reality of the industry.
I have got the most important question of all that I don't believe how anybody has failed to ask till now. Are we supposed to call NLUD peeps Marutinandan from now on? #jaibajrangbali
Thank you for having signed your name at the end of your comment. Truly appreciable in this anon forum.
Lol, a 10-year old can think of better comebacks than you. Probably why you weren't able to crack AILET.
It's cute to see how you consider cracking the only exam you have ever cleared as if it's some kind of benchmark for quality. But then, what else can be expected of trolls who are self-confessed
"pathetic and insecure"?
That’s still one more exam than what you have ever cleared. So, yeah, safe to say that I think I’m of a higher quality.
Only you think that about yourself. Nobody else does.
Your comprehension skills alone would make you below 10.
Whereas yours make it clear that you can't even count up to 10.
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