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1. Law schools have counsellors already. All universities have -counselling also available.
2. BCI and UGC define curriculum, attendance and teaching hour needs.
3. Co-curricular activities exist in all places.
4. Places like Jindal or NLU D have the most liberal hostel hours.
5. Teachers and admin cannot really stop students making their rights based groups. These are to be moderated by student council largely.
Look forward to suggestions which may help students to place before all universities for a good policy. We must also note, not all law schools have the requisite funding. So what can they do then?