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Some people really have too much time on their hands here. Please do something better with your life. Go out ffs.
1 ton = 1000 kg

Assuming that an average grad weights 65 kgs the figure would be around 16 (15.38 to be precise but rounding it to the next closest whole number)
Actually true, not sure what the reason could be
Or maybe their nlud degree is not getting them jobs? Idk, just saying
You must be from NUJS or NALSAR. You’re not in the league of NLUD, just saying.
How is "met" Zuckerberg an indicator of anything? This shows how much LinkedIn has brainwashed y'all
I've met Zuckerberg too. Asked him for a MMA match. He chickened out. Now my Tesla goes Zuubrrrrrrrr.........
Divya Kumar Garg: NLSIU + pursuing MBA from IIMA
1.Aditya Anand: NLUD + IIM A

2.Harshit Kohli: NLUD + Stanford MBA

3.S Maheshwari: NLUD + Chicago Booth
Devdutta: NLUD + Yale

Sharad Tara: NLUD + IIMAIshaan: NLUD+ISB
NLUD’s dominance is unreal! As usual, NLUD is in a league above the rest.
Not really. This very thread has shown that alumni from other NLUs have also achieved the same thing and more.
Sharad Tara stop being lazy you deserve better than IIM A.
Devagya Jha: NLUD + XLRI

Anveshna Chainwala: NLUD + London Business School
1. Ananya Krishnan: NALSAR + IIM L

2. Tathagat Ojha: NALSAR + IIM C

3. Subhra Tripathy: NALSAR + IIM B

4. Aditi Ramakrishnan: NALSAR + IIM A

5. Kshitij Goyal: NALSAR + IIM A
Himanshu Sharma GNLU: IIM Ahmedabad

Prachi Thanvi GNLU: IIM Calcutta
Akash Singhal GNLU: IIM Shillong

Rishab Bajpai GNLU: XLRI Jamshedpur
The list from NLUD is not just limited to these three people, there are more people who have done MBA from fancy places.
One GNLU grad from the 2016 batch is doing his MBA from Yale right now.
Adding to the list:

Kaustubh Rastogi GNLU: Yale School of Management

Ashish Kumar Jha GNLU: XIM Bhubaneswar

Tanmay Raj Anand GNLU: IIFT, New Delhi
Wow!! NLSIU, NLUD and NALSAR grads have made it to some really impressive B Schools !! These 3 law schools really are in a different league.
Great to see so many law grads doing MBAs. So it’s becoming quite a popular choice and with good reason, as it’s a shit life working for Lala firms and even shittier as a court advocate.
Please add GNLU too, they must be dying for validation.
Wide variety from NUJS. Some went to Wharton and Columbia, someone went to IIM Kerala, someone went to ICFAI business school.
First of all it’s IIM Kozhikode and ICFAI lol. Please don’t flex in the arena where nujs doesn’t have expertise (countless arenas in fact)
Absolutely right. Other NLUs have diversity in their career choices: law firms yes, but also UPSC, IIM, higher studies etc. At NUJS they just join firms.
Give me names of at least 3 NUJS grads who have gone to IIM A/B/C. Or at least one?
Not the OC and not from NUJS, but I know people like Hita Agarwal, Peter Adam and Shubhankar Jain, who are NUJS alumni and have gone to these IIMs.
Feel free to look people up on Linkedin and stop trolling here.
You say na. LinkedIn barely has 2-3 Noojies doing something (and that too mediocre) in other fields.
Since you can't join anywhere, your opinion does not matter. Nor does your lack of knowledge about something make it non-existent.
They can ask here as well. What’s your problem?
And none of them will contribute anything to you, us, the country, the legal education or the legal system. They're doing it for themselves and happy about it. You do something for yourself and your family who have hopes for you to be someone in life.
Gnlu law grads can easily get into a top PR colleges of the world.
NLU + MBA or NLU + UPSC (top 3 services) is the top goal now. Screw law firms.
Jindal is the worst college ever Don't go their and Don't suggest it too another person I am telling this with my own personal experience
Talka Chawla : Harvard law + Harvard MBA + Rhodes + IAS officer AIR 45 + Multibillionaire investor
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