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Fantastic achievement to become the first NLU student to be on Shark Tank and make such a big impact. And, of course, another feather in Law School’s cap. But there are two things I find interesting:
1. He is from the masters course (MBL). There is a tendency to overlook the MBL, but it also attract excellent students and is a great course at an affordable price. The MBL course is especially interesting because it caters to non-law students. Sudhir can really make this a star course. In fact, I am told that even the iPleaders course at NUJS, which was modelled on the MBL, earned NUJS a lot of money and attracted good students.
2. During the show, Aman dismissively asked him why he was studying law. Gaurang explained why law is important. I was disappointed with Aman’s attitude. How can such a big businessman not appreciate the importance of law? Very sad that lawyers are not considered important and MBAs are prized, when many NLU students can outdo IIM students.