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These termite infested accommodations are horrible, there’s barely any electricity during summer months (mostly runs on generator and per unit electricity charge is a reasonable
amount of ₹20 ). If you want atleast one AC to run when the generator is on you need to pay an extra amount of ₹3000 per month for additional Kv).
Welcome to the realities of the high paying Jindal Global Law School.
Although, there are some highly paid foreign faculty like Shaun Star who literally operated from Australia and earned his fat pay check teaching in an online mode). There are some Indian faculty like Shiv Vishwanathan who gets paid well for his floating electives and non existent course manuals.
It might look like -
Asst. Lecturer - 8-12 lpa
Lecturer - 12-15 lpa
Asst professor - 18-20 lpa
Associate prof - 24-36 lpa
Prof - 36-60 lpa
Dean - upto 1 cr or more
How does it compare to other private law schools like the new BITS Law School? They are also recruiting faculty with foreign qualifications.