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NLIU is finally remembering its tier-1 roots.
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NLIU has a swimming pool with LKS now? Still doesn't make it a tier-1 NLU.
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Finally NLIU kids will get the chance to swim with esteemed LKS partners. No non veg food would be allowed inside the pool.
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What is the university pool exactly? I didn't understand this.
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Intra moot rounds? Do you love under a rock?
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No, but not every local reference has to be universally known or accepted. As for this amazing news, how is it relevant exactly? What will a law firm be doing in intra moot rounds? Judge them?
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You don't understand, do you? Instead of your traditional local judges and trashy alumni judging the rounds, a law firn will do that, which will clearly increase the job opportunities mate
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Wow, a law student calling his own alumni trashy. And then you wonder why people call NLIU to be growing worse lately.
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Please you don't aspire to be in corporate? Cause you are clearly dumb.
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Given that I’m already a partner, it’s a bit late for me to act on the advice, if only you’d come into my life sooner! That said, in my experience, such interactions rarely influence hiring decisions meaningfully. Nonetheless, I wish you and your Uni all the very best.
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love behind the rocks or on the rocks, definitely not under
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As mentioned, the university has its fair share of problems. Also corrupt VC? The college has been genuinely working to fix it's image, the admin is a minus, yes I agree, but the students and cells are in good terms with almost all the major law firm partners across Asia.
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Name a single law faculty of renown that NLIU has. In any field.
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And so many more in the international law front
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If this is what stands for being 'renowned' in NLIU, then that explains a lot about the university's current predicaments.
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Current predicaments which you surely know nothing about? Folks like you make India legally India toxic and pretentious
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I do know that the person named is not really regarded as a well known scholar even in India, let alone beyond. If he's being showcased as the best faculty that NLIU has, then it justifies the impression that the university hasn't witnessed what good faculty means in years.
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How ridiculously mediocre a person can be to overlook a professor of this stature? Stop trolling and go back to your depressing life
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Everyone respects the alumni, doesn't mean we can’t praise the overachieving professors? Maybe fix your mentality and go back to your mediocre batch?
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What has this person achieved in their field exactly, since you call them overachieving?
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Did. Didn't find anything extraordinary. Why don't you cite some of his great publications or research project output, since you are the one singing his praise?
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You must be a terrible lawyer then, let alone a good researcher. And within a few minutes, you even conducted a full-fledged research? Wow dude. Glad you are exposing your stupidity more and more.
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Still can't see you having produced any evidence of his greatness. Which is because your provincial mindset considers every other person in your little university the next best thing after Upendra Baxi.
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If a fulbright scholar who has been the only Indian professor to have ever been published in the WTO journal, is not a good faculty, I don't know who is.
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It's a tier 2 law firm, what does this prove? Or you're saying NLIU is a tier 2 NLU and that's why this is a big achievement?
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Tell your moot court society to bring any law firm to collaborate JUST for uni rounds then? I will wait
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See, NLIU is amazing for this collaboration. But be fr – NLS alumni are infinitely better placed to judge uni pools. Why? Because all of them have significant mooting experience (largely) AND are all associates or above at T1 firms/doing very well in the SC. Chill out.
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Your NLSIU alumni are dying to get a job at LKS. Look at your current 4th year slot, plus you have a strength of 300 and plus incoming in your junior year batches, no one should expect anything from them rayionky.
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chill out buddy 🤣🤣. 4th years suck at doing RCC stuff. otherwise, 4 of them are going to the UK lmao. a bunch sat out the process. chill karo. nls being attacked by nalsar, nluj, nlud is still fine. tum log rehne do
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LKS is Tier 2. NLIU stands at better footing in terms of NLUs than LKS in terms of law firms.
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This tiering of everything under the sun is getting out of hand
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Its a huge deal to get a law firm to sponsor uni rounds. So shut up
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why tf do you need a Law Firm partnership for an intra? not really a flex
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It helps them to nurture talent at a very young stage and needless to mention, more job opportunities.
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Nah, our batch toppers go to international firms. Unlike NLIU, magic circles give our students offers wink wink
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Lmfao literally every year our batch gets magic circle offers. We believe in foreign LLMs more. Plus a lot of our alumni are in Kirkland and Ellis!
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How many TCs did NLIU peeps get last year?
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The biggest mistake I made last year, was not being able to convince my parents to choose NLIU over HNLU.
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