Do NLU profs honestly read answer scripts a projects in detail??? What is your experience? Do you think your profs mark papers in the same manner?

Please name your college also 😝😝😝

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I hate the censorship this site has, but the other statement is not a factual statement. The amount of people currently pursuing PhD and who have made presentations can be counted on fingertips. In the presentations I have attended, people were not faffing off, though some of the methodology can be questioned but I didn't feel anyone was name dropping or anything. Many times in your presentation, we have to explain X has done this, w eare taking forward their work etc etc. that may sound like name dropping but I don't think it is.

I was not one of the PhD candidates, o smug one. I had been invited by your own esteemed administration as an expert panelist in more than one such presentation. And I stand by what I said. The purpose of the panel is not to show off your own knowledge or lack thereof to the candidate, but to guide them to do better. Which I've seen several NLSIU faculty fail to do, exceptions notwithstanding. So get off your high horse.

People generally dont want to work hard. I teach at a law school and I read answer scripts thoroughly, honestly most of my students shouldn't pass but I turn the other way and lower the standard and pass them. Projects- its all chat gpt now. Its embarrassing to read. When I joined I thought students wanted to be held accountable and to be taught- but for my trouble I got a reputation as "strict" as having standards that are too high, and students complained about me and give me poor feedback while preferring my colleagues who cancelled classes for half the term. No students seemed to really care about learning- only about getting through any means a gpa a law firm would accept.

My incentives then as a professor is to make my own life easy- hand out free grades, look the other way with cheating, reduce my teaching load as much as possible, work on research and publications and improve my own CV for promotions, spend time with my family, reduce conflict in my life.

People who can bear to live with the corruption stay at my law school- those who cant leave. So over time- you get more and more alone. Why cause drama for yourself?

If students want different- youre going to have to be different.

Utter rubbish. AM is one of the best classroom teachers I've come across and I've studied at NLU and ivy league places. He has never indulged in favouritism in evaluation. Just because you didn't pay any attention and couldn't bother to put in the effort, that doesn't mean that you should malign the teacher for your poor grades.

You all should try coming to NUJS once. Barring like 4-5 faculty in this college, every professor marks you by the role of a dice. You may write 14 pages of substance, but the person next to you who faffs for 25 pages with silly drawings and fancy highlighting and shit will score much more than you. We've had faculty marking students who aren't even in college any longer higher than most of the present students. The admin doesn't care and neither do most students.

Unlike what most of you all think, it's the stupid faculty that makes students uninterested in academics and not the other way round. These 4-5 faculty members are the most respected in college. It's obvious that they'd leave too cause NUJS is a hellhole at present (if not bound by personal or other reasons), but I can attest to the fact that even the laziest of us would go to attend their class first thing in the morning cause we know it's imp and worth it.

Not really. There is no class in NUJS that has genuine 70 percent attendance from even 50 percent students, no matter which teacher teaches it now. You are a lazy, entitled lot who just wants grades and a job at the end. Most of you aren't interested in law at all other than the pay that it brings. Good electives get cancelled every semester because students find those 'too taxing' to opt for.