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‘They are ExPPENsiVe’- that’s what i would’ve told my parent if I couldn’t crack clat
The question he asked is: "What subject do NALSAR and NLUD teach"?
Answer: Law.
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This is a HUGE, HUGE, HUGE moment as it brings national awareness about NALSAR and NLUD to the common man. Also confirms that NLSIU, NALSAR and NLUD are the Big 3 in the public consciousness (he probably didn't mention NLSIU as that would have made the question too easy). So "moye moye" to NUJS and GNLU. 😜
Interestingly, the girl who got the question is a law aspirant. She said that she did her undergrad from Moradabad because NLUs are very expensive. I understand her view, but she should know that engineering, MBA and med schools are even more expensive. Compared to the price, NALSAR and NLUD give the best ROI.
I will post the video when it's out. I am sure NLU Twitter will go crazy and share it.