There is no such written rule of 10years. No where it written . Had that been so jindal wouldnt have rajkumar till now. But generally in state and central univ. The vc is appointed by political executive which you know changes ..different govt. Different ministers n soo on....that's why people would rarely get extensions ...however in nlus if chief justice wants then the vc can have 3rd term also..

I also admit that not everything has gone as planned. Butt you can't transform the way things have worked overnight. The mere fact that something like this has started is down to Sudhir. The fact that an Oxford-style tutorial system has been introduced and implemented is the key. Soon, things will be modified and better. That is why a ten-year stint isn't enough. We cannot return to leadership through mediocrity come 2029 September. We need a proper successor to him, who will be able to carry on.

I actually feel sorry for you on this one. Trouble is... sarcasm doesn't work on two categories of people: (i) those who don't understand what you're talking about - the category to which this incoming student belongs, most likely (I haven't yet met a yet-to-start law student knowing who Paul Craig is); and (ii) those who don't give two fucks about your poor attempt at a joke (me).

"Hostels could've been easily built"

Bruh the land only came to us last year. Do you know how long approvals and construction takes in this country? That too with tendering and other processes which are necessary in public institutions. Hostels won't be ready till 2030 at least

Hostels are hard to make. NLS has very limited land and plans for the new hostels are still in consultation phase.

Your seniors are to be blamed to a very small extent. But it is mostly Sudhir to blame. The University did not think this through. But at least they're providing off campus accommodation, which in many things is better than in campus one. Some of the faculty also stays off campus.

Hi everyone.

I am a 5th year bba llb student and i have plenty of ipr internships and as it has become my niche, i wanna know how is the scope in this field. I have heard that its not as rewarding as other fields and i am very stressed now. Should i try to get corporate internships or should i countinue with ipr. Please let the know the salary of firms like remfry and sagar, anand and anand etc. and how to get recruited there.

OP here.

I have decided to go with NUJS.

In case someone in the future faces this dilemma, my reasoning came down to this -

1. Hostels get better after 1 st year
2. Slightly better placements
3. Slightly smaller batch size
4. Better faculty
5. More autonomy + More active student body
6. Better location and connectivity

I'm BO'31 too, I had to make this decision in after CLAT results last December. I eventually stuck with NUJS, though I've definitely had second thoughts since.

In its current state NLUJ is definitely better, and while NUJS has "legacy", the multitude of problems its currently ridden with (infra, VC, admin etc) might not be worth justifying for the sake of "prestige".

One can only hope that the new administration does this university some good. This institution has immense potential but is currently punching way below its weight.

if you were to only pick one of these law schools over the other, which one would it be based on your research? Choose that. And there is enough consensus literally everywhere to know that this question is a no brainer - it's not NUJS v NALSAR or NLUD v NALSAR/NLS that you are talking about. You are not a child any longer, learn to take decisions based on your own judgement when you are going to get your parents to spend 3-5x the usual fees instead of having random strangers feed you answers who wouldn't ever be bothered if your career's trajectory suffers.

You can opt for either, not much difference between them. Kolkata is just an easier city to live in, while NLUJ has better infra. Placement-wise not much to tell those apart, a hard working student will get placed from either place. NUJS faculty are a little better in some subjects than NLUJ. And NUJS students get an insane amount of freedom which can be good, bad, or ugly depending on how you use it. NLUJ current VC is better than the absentees VC of NUJS.

I am seeing certain feminists sympathise with Siya and suggest that she was forced ro marry him and lied to. But the facts are clear:

1. She apparently already knew he was bald. So not a secret he hid. They weren't yet married, so she could have called it off.

2. Re forced marriage, she already had a bf, so this is not some shy village girl. She could have told her parents she doesn't want to marry.

Hi everyone,

I am a penultimate-year law student, and I got shortlisted for an interview with AZB. I don't know what type of questions they ask, whether questions from the CV and past internship experiences or whether they test corporate law concepts and awareness about the latest developments or not.

Any insights or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

If people come from broken homes, their leadership tends to be very broken and over-compensatory. Look to be mentored by balanced people always or you risk becoming versions of them. Something you will realize as you grow up. That sense of stability in a functional family translates into better leaders. These people can manage a team and raise better families. Others get pets both at home and office and treat their team like an expensive petting zoo.

So, I left my first job after 6 months. It was a tier 1 law firm, but my immediate senior was really toxic and I just didn't liked there. I was crying at office and at my home and to my family. Now, I am working with a tier 2 firm with a sort of tier 2 practice only for the past 2 years. Now, I am looking to switch to a tier 1 again, hopefully a better and good one.

Did I made the right decision?

If they have been offered VCship of an NLU, or Dean-ship of a private law college like BITS or Shiv Nadar or Bennet, then I have nothing to say. Congratulations and good luck to them.

If, on the other hand, it is because they were victims of politics, then that is indeed unfortunate. Not taking any names, but a certain person (who is not popular with students and is quite biased) has been given too much power.

So, after going through whatever has been discussed in this thread, I feel that ADHD is not something which a person can recover from, and it is there to stay, hearing from all your experiences. And I, as a person, have a very serious doubt that I am suffering from ADHD right this moment, and have been suffering for quite some time. Even though I know I have very important and time-sensitive work, even then I don't do it unless someone is standing at my head 24/7. There is no self-motivation, even though I have all the knowledge that, yes, I need to complete it anyhow.

And apart from this, recently, I discovered through a blood test that I am also deficient in Vitamin D and Vitamin B12, and there have been episodes of depression, I believe. I'm not sure. And I am definitely going for therapy soon enough to actually find out how things are.

What I actually need to understand from everyone here is: is ADHD something which can never be treated? Can we never be like someone who does not have ADHD and can work as much as they want, as efficiently as they want, and are self-motivated to keep on going?

Right now, I'm litigating in Hyderabad for the last two years with a senior at the High Court, but I feel that I want to switch to a litigation team at a law firm for better pay at this point in time.

So will my life at a tier one or tier two law firm here in Hyderabad, on the litigation team, be tough? Or otherwise, if not in Hyderabad, in general also, will it be tough if I get into a good litigation team with ADHD? And will I not be able to work around it, like, treat myself?

This is literally me rn, dying in diligence and litres of coffee, but I cant get to finish stuff. But give me legal research and I will give it to you better than anyone else.

i cannot keep doing this, any ADHD friendly partner/ litigator hiring a professional? Ill work for lower wages but do really good research, but not diligence. I am also suffering from substance abuse, every drug, you name it, I have ruined all my relationships. Nothings left now..

i am from tier 1.5i-2 ish pvt law college , 4th year, never done a moot, adr, mun (not even participated due to social anxiety). 0 certifications or publications either. . i am a 1st gen lawyer. i havent had a good internship till now. i am about to start my 7th sem and i feel like everybody is soooooooo ahead of me. i havent done any intenrship even in a tier 3 law firm. i so regret my law degree. if i knew i had to do intenrships every other semester, i would've never done this. pls i need genuine guidance/help/advice. i cant let my parents hard earned money go to waste. pls i cry as i seek for help