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So much for state NLUs.
https://theprint.in/india/charred-remains-to-make-dna-matching-in-air-india-crash-challenging-says-forensic-university-in-gujarat/2656613/
https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/from-teeth-to-dna-the-painstaking-effort-to-identify-victims-of-the-ahmedabad-air-crash-13156907.html
This is the pinnacle of the application of science for the greater good of justice and humanity.
This is why NFSU is an Institution of National Importance (and state NLUs can never be). Clowns like you reinforce that.
Can anyone please tell me how's the state of NFSU for a Phd in criminal justice? I am a practicing advocate and I am thinking of switching to academia. I have already done my LLM in criminal law and have a NET.
I have been practicing as a criminal lawyer for a decade and due to the shift to academia, I was adviced to go for a PhD asap.
I came across NFSU and it's an interesting prospectus on criminal law specific area of study.
However, I am getting mixed reviews on it. Can anyone give a genuine response? Please do not joke around.