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Try for HNLU, only advice left for you at this stage
The University "used" to be one of the fastest-growing among the NLUs. But in today's time, it is marred by a shortage of experienced faculties. The academic council is unaware or chooses to be ignorant about the ground reality of the students - results in half-baked academic curriculum. The whole semester would be messed up. Every day, you wake up to new guidelines, new allotted classrooms, attendance issues and so on and so forth.
In my last semester, 3 veteran faculty members are leaving already. They used to be the founding members of NLUO. Not because they are nearing their retirement age, but due to the sheer politics of VC and her management.
But it comes with some benefits though. NLUO will give you the freedom you always wanted. No Cap. But it comes with some cost (you will figure out once you go there)
The alumni network is being reworked for better holistic development. Students are given the freedom to excel in their own ways. It's package. A Pandora's box. And worthwhile living.
2. A more realistic answer: Would have said NLUO over RML, but current situation makes it difficult to conclusively say that, for now, at least. Ask seniors from NLUO.
NB: Speaking as someone who attended neither of these two universities.
Not really happy with my performance, but this is all I could do alongside my NEET prep.
Could anyone please throw some light on NLUO and RMLNLU? and which one would be a better pick for corporate law?
Also with respect to 1) academics 2) faculty 3) opportunities
Would really love an unbiased review of the two!