The leftist kids can downvote all they want. You are in your teens and early twenties, too young to appreciate how the real world works. When you become older and join law firms you will change your views and shift towards the centre or right. Mark my words. 90% of NLU grads have done so, barring a handful of public law academics and human rights lawyers.

So I will not attack you but rather smile, because I know your views will change with age. 🙂

Jahan pe inke struggle khatam hote hai waha GLC ke shuru hote hai. It's literally being dragged every year with only the pity of alumni and the hard work of students. You can never imagine that the post of principal which was once held by BR Ambedkar and Dinshaw Mulla is being held by a Super Corrupt Right Wing, Narcissistic, Egocentric Moron, who never takes a single lecture. I went be surprised if her LLM is fake given that she doesn't even know how to speak English and only speaks marathi. Teachers are paid 800rs an hour, no student committees get the funding which is mandatory to be given, she has allowed so many rw organisations like abvp to freely operate in GLC. Her appointment itself was riddled with corruption and nepotism in the state government.

Let's talk about EPs.

Rajiv Luthra- Screwed his own firm after equity dispute.

Mohit Saraf- Delayed bonus and increament by 9 months. Accused of filing his own pocket.

Shroff brothers- Family feud led to divison of firm, brother blamed each other in Mahua Gates. One of the brothers is constantly accused of being toxic and lobbying against foreign firms for own benefit.

Zia Mody- won't comment coz LI community knows her very well.

Give more names, will give you more details.

In toto, EPs are not as good as you believe them, the only thing they are good at is making money for themselves, which current NLU VCs are.

this is what happens when youre so cocooned in the educational bubble that is a "top NLU" that you have no idea how anyone else lives. Ask anyone in any private law university in this country- they will tell you they would rather be at an NLU. Why do you think that is? say brand value- but explain how that brand value is built.
The truth is private higher education in India is a den of corruption and mismanagement and there is no room at all for academic integrity or honesty. It is a bad bargain to accept that in exchange for a couple of more electives on corp law and not having to study sociology.
Government universities at least in NLUs- provide little room for petty corruption ( cash for grades) and are usually so well regulated that any higher level corruption is usually exposed and censured. your professors dont have to worry about having to do the VCs laundry to get promoted- once they are hired on a permanent basis there are clear regulations for promotion that you can litigate in court should there be a violation. They don't have to kowtow to whims of administrators or engage in corrupt academic and financial practices as much as those in private universities. This means that they can actually induce some semblance of academic rigor and standards- thats what builds brand value. You will lose the brand value by taking NLUs and throwing them into the hands of the private sector. Equity partners at top firms are idiots in the education space. Worse than idiots. And not everyone who enters law school pursues corporate jobs. Fewer people stay in corporate roles even 5-10 years after graduation.

Ha, ha......state NLUs are state entities. The state governments have abdicated their responsibility of funding these universities. The overall administrative and academic leadership at these NLUs needs a lot of improvement. Till then no one will touch them even with a 10 feet bargepole.

All top NLUs are heavily mismanaged by anti-corporate VCs and faculty. I have got a radical proposition- let tier-one law firms run 'tier-one' law schools. Equity partners from top firms can comprise the board of directors of these universities and accordingly decide policy and curriculum. It would also be in interest of the majority, as most students from these law schools seek corporate placements. Those who still wish to attend government-run universities can opt for local colleges, but in my opinion, the biggest blockade for top NLU's to reach their full potential is government mismanagement.