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Is this a new thing now? Jindal students thinking their college is better than NLUs? Because i think someone needs to treat their delulu
2. This comment shows exactly how low standard you are as a person, a student and a lawyer.
In all seriousness though, your college too can get very good PPOs if you emulate the Jindal-NLSIU model of having a competent VC who hires good faculty, especially NLU alumni. So you guys should spend your energy demanding transparency in VC and faculty appointments, instead of ranting on LI.
And anyways it will be easier to navigate law firms if you have such mediocre competition
Afterall, its still India :)