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They all have the one single exam. Try your best and you’ll get the school per your rank. How do you plan to ‘target’ any particular school? Faaltu sawaal.
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Yep. Imo apart from the sheer amount of work, mentally school was much more challenging than law school. Law school is much more harder but not challenging. Its just wayy too many books in wayy lesser days as compared to school.
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School doesn't matter. Focus on what you're doing here.
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sonipat is there for you, make it your first preference.
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No you will not be able to cope so better look for any other college like nlu Assam hpnlu etc
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Life here is too hectic I was the district topper in 12th boards and now I am depressed and lonely I am done with all this skit I can't do this anymore don't come to NLSIU
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REAL, batch of 26 here. I know at least 20 people other than me who will kill themselves any chance they get. fellows at nlud nalsar nujs are so much better with pretty much the same opportunities
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Surprised to hear that the people in the Batch of 26 are like this. From what I have heard, you guys find the rigour at NLS to be peanuts.
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No law school in India requires proper rigour and hard work. Speaking as someone who has done their undergrad from Law School and then a JD from Harvard. The latter showed me what academic rigour really means.
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This is really besides the point. Irrespective of whether or not NLS has proper 'rigour', the syllabus here requires a certain level of effort from students. My comment was simply about how I thought that the Batch of 26 found it fairly easy to put in this effort.
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Those who can't put in the level of effort required in Indian law schools are basically slackers and entitled lazy people.
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its hard for an average student to make it to nlsiu but even if you make it it wont be that easy for an average student so yeah nlsiu is not for you dont come here
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