Yet another useless thread. Why don't you just focus on doing your best in the entrance exam first, and then get the best possible option available to you, and then focus on learning for the next 5 years and eventually deciding which career direction is the most suitable for you, instead of these inane questions about tiers and measuring law schools against each other?
Hi, IT Department GNLU. I know Prof. Sourabh Anand's PR machinery + Shanta's desparate attempt to hold onto a second term is showing. Tier I is literally only NLSIU NALSAR NLUD. NUJS perhaps.
The Grass maybe greener on the other side, but it isn't green enough to call GNLU tier I.
does GNLU's student body have a Legally India PR team, considering the way these students get into every T1 NLU discussion and try to show that they are the best? last i checked GNLU has 20% of unreserved seats which is one of the lowest across colleges in India, but the PR they do is insane. + Nobody has any clue about the faculty there. This much of hullabaloo only because of good infrastructure?
NLS
NALSAR
NLUD
WBNUJS
NLUJ
GNLU
NLIU
NLSIU
NALSAR
GNLU
NLUD
NUJS
NLUJ
NLS
NALSAR
NLUD
WBNUJS
NLUJ
GNLU
MNLU Mumbai
NLIU
I know Prof. Sourabh Anand's PR machinery + Shanta's desparate attempt to hold onto a second term is showing.
Tier I is literally only
NLSIU NALSAR NLUD.
NUJS perhaps.
The Grass maybe greener on the other side, but it isn't green enough to call GNLU tier I.
Choice 1: NLSIUChoice 2: NLUD -> NALSAR
Choice 3: NUJS
Choice 4: GNLU -> NLUJ -> NLIU
Choice 5: All known ‘Tier 2’ and some of the “acclaimed” private universities.
Choice 6: DU 5 year