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TNNLU has only for Tamil students and Tamil Faculty?

byGuest

Has he retired from NLSIU? What did Sudhir say at his retirement?

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byGuest

Survival in TNNLU is not a challenge at all. The university is conducting the exam to pass everyone. Vice Chancellor, who was rejected in NLUO and NLU Jabalpur, is spending his leisure time in TNNLU after retirement. He is not just interested in keeping everyone happy and enjoying retirement. He will not meet anyone nor respond to emails, no public address. He has stopped all communication mediums because he doesn't let anyone speak. The fee has been increased without any discussion.

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byTNNLUite

I second this. I am a Tamilian. I studied in TNNLU. I don't know Hindi. I have interned in big firms in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Although it was only natural for Delhi and Mumbai to not make me feel comfortable because I don't know their native languages, I was shocked to see north Indians wanting me to understand and speak in Hindi when I was interning in B'luru. Not only north Indian interns in B'luru, but also some north Indian lawyers - ranging from associates to partners - presumed that I knew Hindi and they conversed with me in Hindi. Whenever I told them I did not know Hindi, they were surprised.

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byTNNLU '24

I know a junior from a state in South India (not Tamil Nadu), who is currently studying in TNNLU. He used to study in a North Indian NLU from which he dropped out because the faculty members in that NLU taught in Hindi.

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byGuest

Exactly! OP, replace the 'Tamil' in the question with 'Hindi' and 'TNNLU' with 'most NLUs' and then it becomes a commonplace phenomenon instead of an outrage. And no, not all South-Indians speak Hindi.

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byGuest

Haha! They come to South Indian states, and expect us to speak in their language.

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byGuest

Not at all.

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byGuesttrollish

Why do these north Indian people think of India to just revolve around them.

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byGuest

What's there to complain about? All NLUs are state universities and, hence have their state-specific nuances. Why do you think students prefer to study in central institutions?

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byGuestcontested

Yes, TNNLU is on the path to becoming a traditional government law college. All the faculty members are Tamil, and most will speak Tamil slang in the class. The Faculties are not just Tamil, but most have never been outside of Tamil Nadu, so they have a parochial approach to teaching and class discussion. Many female students face comments from faculty members saying that being fair in colour does not mean being beautiful. There is too much cast politics in faculty members and stdunts. Just looking at the company of teachers, you can identify their cast. The Vice-Chancellor is repeating the history of dictatorship. All the public communication has been blocked. Written exams have become a mockery as the equations paper has too many options. Even Tamil students are feeling disappointed as TNNLU is becoming Tamil Law University there is nothing national in it. Placements have been reduced, but in the future, no law firm will come as quality is rapidly downgrading.

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byGuest

Bro, choose Jindal or Symbi over it.

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byGuest

this is untrue

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TNNLU has only for Tamil students and Tamil Faculty?

byGuest

Is it challenging to survive in TNNLU if you are non-tamil?

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