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2. Academic achievement is primarily what law school is about. Your parent or loan provider isn't coughing up valuable dollars for you to get drunk or high. They are investing in your future, hoping you will make something of yourself. Sudhir and his regime is helping you do that!
Nalsar or NLU Delhi will never come anywhere close to NLS Bangalore in next 50 years. NLS will remain way ahead.
CLAT ranks do not correlate at all with whether a person will be successful once they get into law school. The rest of us understand this once weve actually gone to law school and graduated and have a few years behind us. Its only arrogant 18 year olds who put much store by this exam or their rank. If you want to take it easy and coast for five years- your clat rank wont matter- you will have trouble finding jobs or scholarships.