Are all of you NLU grads? Because I don't understand what's the obsession of this forum with NLUs. Glorifying NLUs in every posts and even misguiding juniors to retake clat in every college review posts. Only top 10 NLUs are good enough and below that it's not even worth it.People are even putting other law schools down even though it's not true. I'm at an NLU and have interned at various law firms and most of my seniors aren't even from NLUs. So my question is are you people all NLU graduates here and this forum is just a circlejerk of NLU grads with superiority complex? because only that justifies this behaviour.

Also,CLAT isn't what it used to be anymore.People with 10-20 days of prep in CLAT. 2024 are my batchmates at NLUJ right now and I'm afraid the situation is gonna be even worse this year.The people who literally marked the wrong option are gonna get into these prestigious law schools. The upcoming batches of NLUs have got to be really humble cuz they have achieved jackshit in this crap you call an exam.

CLAT was never what you seem to think it was. No one ever has “has achieved jackshit in this crap you call an exam” - any actual achievements are only a consequence of efforts once you’re in college.

CLAT has always been a test to filter for English speaking children with good time management skills and a quick mind - that is the most charitable way of putting it. Ages ago, I cracked CLAT simply because I figured out the time management part of it.

If your batchmates cracked it with just 15-20 days of prep and you required much more, it may perhaps be a comment on you. CLAT, in the worst of cases, doesn’t need more than 1.5 months of a few hours of prep assuming the test taker is moderately aware about the world due to which the GK section isn’t an issue for them.

The fact that you gave it ages ago speaks volumes on your perception of the exam.Check our the recent papers, the papers are not at all anything to filter anyone out. The paper level has gone down so hard that any tom dick hardy with zero preparation can score good enough in that exam. My point isn't about cribbing that someone was able to score as much as me with less preparation and less hardwork, my point is that the paper has become so easy now there are a lot more people in the same percentile, leaving no reflection upon who can be actually filtered out. The CLAT 2025 paper is being called 5th grade english, you can understand how many people can do that much and what will be quality of the new batches.

Also,you gave CLAT ages ago when what?1000 people gave clat ? Multiply it by almost 100 and that's the no. of people giving clat now. In the same 0.25 marks stands atleast 50 people. And moreover making the paper so easy that anyone with elementary level of English can do it like a breeze,that is adding up to the misery.

You gave CLAT ages ago and things have changed by a huge margin now.The same way I don't have an opinion on the changed syllabus of my nephew's 3rd grade exams,you should also keep it down. The hubris portrayed here is formidable.

What's your batch rank looking like homie? I'm one of the people who cracked it without prep. I've a pretty good rank in everything - exams, intras, you name it. Is your superiority limited to the entrance exam? Or are you actually doing anything significant otherwise? Maybe you're the one who needs humbling.

It's the tag. At the end of the day. An NLU tag is still revered in tier 2 and 3 cities and jobs. Sure, when it comes to litigation, judiciary or any other competitive exam, college doesn't matter. But for now, NLUs are the tag that sets you apart from central, state, private, deemed, open university. It's the same that IGNOU is a decent recognised University that gives you a degree, but the fact that it's an open university, it's not respected as compared to a DU. So that's there.