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But most of the markers come off because Jindal is a full-fledged university with more than 10 colleges in its fold. NLUs on the other hand just have law and some colleges with the management department now. So on many of the fronts that these NLUs would be competing with are potentially not as large as the Jindal which is a university for humanities and law....
So, sure but this is actually not a fair comparison.
2. Has IOE status
NLU reaction: 😖
3. Has a large number of students placed in T1 firms ,doing LLMs abroad and working abroad
NLU reaction: 😤
4. Naveen Jindal has joined the BJP and the college has taken a pro-Modi turn ideologically
NLU reaction: 😾😡🤬