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“NLSIU is miles ahead of other NLUs because of Sudhir”
“Jindal is an excellent law school that is doing very well”
Bonus: They will also go purple with resentment 👿 if you tell them that the alumni achievements of NLSIU students are way superior. And they will go blue with fever 😨if you say that the gender ratio at Jindal is very good and most guys at Jindal have girlfriends. 🤣
It takes years and decades to build an institution, it's not like as soon as someone sits on the chair, things start changing. The changes that Sudhir has brought in are for the long term. The change in the quality of faculties, the development of the infrastructure is massive. The change would be visible from the batch of 2027 onwards when the increased batch size of 180 starts graduating...
As far as Placements go, the percentage of students getting placed will remain the same in all top 3 NLUs.
Guys, spread love, not hate. ❤️🕊️ 😊
From a corp law pov: Due to the population, JGLS becomes extremely competitive. However, on the other hand ALL reputed firms go to JGLS for hiring. One might not find this in “most” law schools.
Also, the whole 900 don’t prefer law firms. Most actually pursue lit and higher education.
And BTW let’s wait for CAM/SAM figures also.
“Viewing these numbers may cause a rise in blood pressure, accompanied by severe burns, among NLU supremacists who spend their whole day trolling JGLS on LI and social media.”
P.S. Absolute numbers matter, not percentages. And thank for your concern for the “unplaced” students, but they don’t need it. They will either join their dad’s legal practice and rake in big bucks, or go for higher studies abroad and settle there. And even in the worst case, if they get no job, they can simply chill at home and live comfortably on their family wealth.
Now show me a smile, dear NLU haters…. 😡
Huh? That doesn’t look like a smile. Look, here’s a smile 😁
1. JGLS- 16
2. NUJS- 13
3. NLUJ- 12
4. GNLU- 10
5. SLS PUNE- 8
6. NALSAR- 8
7. NLIU BHOPAL- 7
8. NLUD-6
9. HNLU RAIPUR- 5
10. NLUO- 5
11. TNNLU- 5
12. NLSIU- 4
13. GLC- 3
14. NUALS KOCHI- 3
15. OTHER LAW SCHOOLS- 16
https://www.barandbench.com/apprentice-lawyer/recruitment-tracker/rectracker-trilegal-hires-128-students-from-batch-of-2024