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Please tell me this is a prank comment. Please.
Also, NLS segregates first year students by state while allocating hostels: All the Bimaru folk are holed up on the same few hostel floors. Placements are grim right now (wink wink graduating LLB batch) and the crowd in NLS right now is not very top quality. You'll meet some lovely seniors though, and i hope my sad excuse of a batch are as good seniors as the ones we got.
Coachings and institutions have created a very fanciful and dreamy perception of NLS.
Guillible Teens who don't know better,only focus on the positives,ignoring the whole picture.
So,does anyone know how is NLS doing currently in departments such as Faculty, Student - Teacher ratio, Academia opportunities,Campus, and Placements?
No sweet coaxing,just the truth.