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- New academic system implemented reducing workload on students and professors exponentially,Website finally looks like it isn't in the 1990s(Great Redesign), Infrastructure issues being addressed.
-Things look good under the new VC for students
-Extracurricular Activities in the form of moots and adr opportunities right from the first year with great coaching system and helpful guidance, Participation and victory in all major sports fests.Furthee Active theatre society, Academic and Literature Society organises frequent quizzing events, Debating Club has practice sessions
-Great sporting infrastructure - maintained volleyball court, basketball court,football field,cricket ground and nets, indoor badminton and outdoor tennis.
-Faculty is experienced in their particular field,quite experienced professors(check the nluj faculty page for background and their activities)
-Ragging does exist but does not take any physical form,no casteism or discrimination of any sorts. Ragging at campus is merely an introduction and some light humor. while not encouraged it does happen,
- Ragging or introductions however are completely voluntary,no one would harm you in any sorts for avoiding ragging, further your seniors ensure you are safe and that any ragging by anybody doesn't harm you
- Helpful seniors who will be there for you if anything goes wrong
I recommend contacting people from nluj on LinkedIn or Instagram and having a detailed conversation about each aspect. public forums such as LI might generate false narratives or views by someone who isn't even at NLUJ.Going to people who are at the university and Getting direct insights would help
Looking forward to seeing you here
NLUJ senior