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Which is the best human rights professor in NLS, NLUD, NUJS, NALSAR & GNLU ?
Don't know about the others but honestly lol the less said about the HR guy at GNLU, the better...
NLUD professors aren't in the same league as those from the other local colleges. We operate on a much higher scale and level. If you think that you are only good enough for those places, then don't waste your time applying to NLUD for anything.
Avoid NLS, NUJS or NALSAR; all of them are on a downfall.
Def not NUJS haha. International HR with AA is bearable (just needs to stop with the gimmicks though lmao, but outside class, he's ok) But Domestic HR I'd rather not say :((
You are a troll who has got less than 10% attendance in HR, hence you're not qualified to comment.
Lemme sayy it. Not really an ad hominem remark, but just an observation harbored by most, holding class and denying attendance for 90% of the batch, for not receiving an office order as per your convenience is just says a lot and is tbh peak pick me behavior if I must say it.
Hence proven. Your issue is about lack of attendance. You don't care about quality of education at all. Typical Noojie.
If only you were a fraction as interested in your education as you are in your attendance.
Everyone knows that the VC is scared of students holding him accountable for not doing his real duties, which is why he passes these office orders that lead to non existent academic standards at NUJS. Any faculty who refuses to obey those should be lauded.
Teachers shouldn't take class because you choose to leave the city en masse to attend irrelevant sports competitions in the middle of the semester, not even to play but cheerlead? The new entitled Gen Z in full glory!
Little kids who haven't even completed their studies judging people with a LLB, LLM, PhD, Post Doc, NET & years of experience in practice and research. The naivety of this thread is ridiculous.
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