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https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/180526-training-contract-worth-it-anymore-or-not
Please do share which mysteries there are that remain?
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One of the IAS types who actually did the ranking and knows what they're talking about then piped up with a correction for the minister: "In the top 100 list there are around 20-30 institutions in the list." (but in the top 10 there were fewer)
So yes, private institutions are definitely allowed and encouraged to participate in NIRF but (in)famously, Jindal has decided to stay out, if that's what you're getting at...
In respect of your second point, any research is included but as far as we understand, scientific research output is much much greater in India and will get more international citations also (since much liberal arts research in India may be about India). So purely in terms of numbers and the citations scores, scientific research would probably trump humanities...
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1. NLSIU Bangalore
2. NLU Delhi
3. Nalsar Hyderabad
4. NUJS Kolkata
5. IIT Kharagpur
Last year, the top 6 (including NUJS) were this:
In the new category of research institutions, 5 colleges are announced as picking up prizes. No points for guessing, no law colleges: Only 5 IITs (Bgl, Madras, Bombay, Delhi and Kharagpur, in that order)
Engineering: 1. IIT Madras (surprise!)
Management: 1. IIT Ahmedabad
Wow, they're really going damn fast this year, ploughing through this, compared to last year's snoozefest... https://www.legallyindia.com/lawschools/government-s-nirf-university-rankings-to-be-released-tomorrow-20200610-11483
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