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But I found the room shocking and depressing. Three people are sharing one room. The beds are squeezed next to each other. Zero personal space. I'm sorry if I sound elitist, but it's people from slums who live in such cramped conditions. Shouldn't a law school that calls itself the Harvard of the East offer better rooms? If necessary, follow the system in colleges abroad where you can pay more and get a single room? And not that NLSIU is cheap either. For the same amount or just a little more, you will probably manage a PG with a small single room and attached bath.