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This college does not live to other T1(s) but also is better than T2(s).
Oh you must be a debate and logic enthusiast, isn't it?
Maybe you are part of this “Sir/Ma’am” hierarchy culture, but as seniors, we never expected juniors to greet us with such suffixs or salutations. We always made it clear that they should use whatever they were comfortable with more like most of us say bhaiya/didi.
We talked about sir/ma'am culture and you had to bring "Alumni".
Dear sir, as a first year, are we forgetting the glorious open house ?
bro the ragging culture is pretty much dead now, the new first years lived in a new hostel, the second years lived outside the campus, no one since our batch has partaken in much ragging per-se, its pretty chill nowadays and honestly, its fine that way, the sir and ma'am culture is honestly taken a little too seriously by third party viewers, just substitute it with bhaiya didi, its not that deep honestly, a lot of us just ask our juniors to call us by our names, its pretty subjective.
NLIU otherwise is pretty chill, good batches coming up, our 2nd years, the 27' batch is pretty good, our batch is polarising but pretty decent, our juniors are a little circumspect though, the face value of NLIU's "culture" has caused a major downturn in the crowd coming here, which seems like a problem to me.
Otherwise, NLIU, with our alumni base is all you need tbh, I interned in King Stubb and a couple of other firms which should've been out of my reach, but due to our alumni, it was seamless.
Nashe hain, but thats symmetric across law colleges in general.
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