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Yes, so is their impact in law and legal education. Among the smallest.
BCI haven't excluded Central universities either, by the way.
BCI couldn't care less about NLUs. As someone pointed out already, if BCI wanted to exclude NLUs from this, this very well could have. But they didn't. So that tells a lot. They have shown NLUs their "rightful" place.
Logical step. Rather than opening up new schools, a concerted effort should be made to improve the quality of the existing ones. So many law students I interview are shambolic and leave much to be desired.
What??!!!!!

Even Hayward of the East wasn't spared. Kudos to BCI.
But it can't even expand in law despite that. All that money is going into the pockets of corrupt admins, just like in NLUs.
Nor were Central universities including the likes of NFSU.
There is a huge market for engineers and the market is global instead of jurisdiction specific as it is for law. Ofc there are unemployed engineers but I'd suggest the situation of under-employed lawyers (who are decently knowledgeable and smart) is worse
Well said.

By making no exceptions, BCI has sent out a clear message that state NLUs are irrelevant and unimportant. Even the so-called Tier 1 NLUs were not spared the ignominy and embarrassment.
BCI isn't dumb? That's news to anyone in the legal profession.
Per annum engineers 14 lakh

While lawyers are just 1.9 lakh.

Where is the question of over manufacturing?
This is devastating news for all droppers. Now the seats are frozen, but the number of aspirants and CLAT test takers will increase by 10 - 15% every year. The competition will become even more intense in the coming years.
Long overdue

The ones functioning are all funky town as it is

No quality control

Oversaturated markets, even for everyone's messiah litigation

Alos need to axe colleges being mismanaged
Ha, ha........looks like all the NLU bhakths on this platform have gone quiet. Take this as an Independence Day gift.