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Where should NLSIU rank in QS in the Sudhir era? Can it be top 20?
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Most people who have known him professionally or worked with him apparently dislike him, which is quite surprising. I mean, I met him a couple of times and while he was rather verbose on those occasions, he also appeared courteous and respectful of others' opinions.
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Most definitely not. NUS and HKU law schools have better reputation, faculty, pedagogy and research profiles than NLS. NLS does not even come close to its counterparts in Asia
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Domicile quota just brings dumb fucks nothing else
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Asian ranking would be Singapore>NLSIU>Hong Kong>Japan>China/Taiwan>Korea>NALSAR/NLUD
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You really hate the guy don't you?

What did he do to you? I'm curious. What's your story?
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What about an Asian ranking? Can NLSIU be considered #1 in Asia?
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Wants, yes. Deserves, not really. I've been to several top global universities in the world. None of the Indian law universities even come close in any metric other than possibly student quality.
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Hahaha...that's a good one :)

Jokes apart NLS must strive and it indeed deserves to break into top 100 law schools globally.
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This is how the ranking would look:

1. Harvard

2. Oxford

3. NLS

4. Yale

5. Stanford
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Top 20 is too low for nls, I think it’ll be ranked 3rd- right after jgls and nirma
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Or, maybe, it is a university that is taken quite seriously except for those who live under a smug, arrogant, rock.
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Clearly that shows the credibility of the rankings. A university that nobody in India takes seriously is considered the best Indian university as per these rankings.
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No.

Making it to Top 100 and then Top 50 in the world will be a great deal for NLS or any Indian law school.

Jindal has broken into top 100 and maintaining it for last 3 years.

Wish NLSIU breaks into top 100 soon.
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In a few years time, with the way things are going, it won't be top 20 even in NIRF ranking. 😜
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Clearly, you have no idea of the reputation of public law at LSE.
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You would. Since you clearly have no idea about the position that those universities hold in terms of academic quality and scholarship.
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I think LSE, KCL and UCL are very overrated and Law School is better in both faculty and student quality. Only in infrastructure it is behind (in hostel rooms quality).
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Definitely top 100 I would say. Pretty hard to be more specific than that without carrying out meticulous comparisons between universities.
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Faculty quality is not judged by star eyed adulation of people who hardly qualify to judge that. It's indicated by research and publications insofar as ranking is concerned. NLSIU and other Indian NLUs are shockingly behind on those aspects.
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I think that all those other places named currently offer a much superior quality of education, exposure and opportunities compared to any Indian law school, including NLSIU.
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With 300 batch size plus domicile quota, NLS shouldn’t even qualify to be included in QS rankings.
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There are other factors namely number of foreign students, research, infra where NLS is lagging behind. The QS ranking is honestly not a fair ranking when it comes to Indian law Universities
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Given the arrogance of Sudhir and his coterie alike, thank your stars that the law school ranks even near rank 200
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