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You can join any law school till 22. No one gives a damn anyway. AIR 7 is also 22 this year. But is it wise to join Nluj and not top 3 atp? That’s the concern. For NLS/nalsar/nlud- move there in a heartbeat. GNLU too.
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NLUJ is a much better option compared to GNLU at this point, especially given the new VC. Moreover, if corporate placement or magic circle firm is what a student seeks, then they should opt for NLUJ even over NLUD.
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LMFAO! Wasn’t netizens putting Nluj at tier-2?
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Why would even want to spend their five years in the middle of nowhere (Mandore) if they have an option to go to NLU Delhi or GNLU Gandhinagar, knowing very well that NLUJ is on a downward spiral
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Downward spiral? Okay, troll. I am not even from NLUJ, but anybody in the know is aware of the improvements that NLUJ has been seeing under Harpreet Kaur. As for the attractions of Gandhinagar, not really any.
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LMAO. Everyone knows GNLU is much better than NLUJ: placements, Rhodes, UPSC, LLM offers abroad etc etc.
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Not really. Placement-wise, NLUJ has always been ahead. Rhodes and UPSC are individual achievements.
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Please show the stats and then make such claims.
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Lmao placements are a hog wash at NLUJ, but yeah gotta give credit where it’s due- the new VC is trying many things, whether it would reap rewards in the long run….. you can never tell
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Joined NALSAR at 21, didn't affect my life in any way.
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Most people who join Top 3 NLUs are droppers anyways - aged 19-21 so not a bog deal. You invest a couple of your life so that uou wouln't have to slog another 40 .
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I joined tier 1 at 25.. graduated at 30..and found a job at 32.. I'm doing great. Go for it.
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