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1. Sudhir has made Rhodes a priority
2. Students shortlisted for Rhodes are getting excellent mentoring from the good faculty Sudhir has employed. Nandan Kamath (Rhodes India Secretary) has also been made a visiting faculty (different matter whether that is a conflict of interest).
3. Subtle lobbying by alumni.
4. Consequently, other NLUs have declined. A faculty exodus has taken place across the board, so they don't have good mentoring. The leadership is also poor. The present VCs of NALSAR, NLUD and NUJS are all mediocre.
Other NLUs urgently need alumni in charge to up their game.