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But should NALSAR and NUJS follow?
Why not NLUD and GNLU, which also have the twin advantages of location. Delhi is the freaking judicial capital and Gujarat is the top-growing state right now (foreign investments, Olympics, Coldplay, what not).
Then Jindal has a never ending flow of funds, an owner who knows the who’s who of India, and super-rich and super-connected students. All of this is helping its students get good jobs and also study abroad and settle there. Then the faculty is much better than all NLUs, except NLSIU.
So do you people still believe than the rankings of 2024 should be the same as the rankings of 2014?