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1) If we ask about E-library access and remote Database access, no one will support or respond to that
2) They are not even interested to provide ID Cards To the Students!
3) No classes are taking place regularly
4) PhD Course at IIULER clearly violates all the stipulated guidelines provided by UGC
Moreover, to your friends at IIULER, please ask them why they are also a part of deciving IIULER as a Public University to everyone? Every Faculty over there states to its students and Scholars that IIULER is a Public University!
1. Professor's eligibility is PhD and 10 years of teaching, not 15.
2. There are many private universities in the country who pay even to their Assistant Professors far less than the UGC prescribed minimum scale.
Bhakta, Prashant, Yash and KCO folks in the next tier (just look at how they undercut their deals).
Suprisingly even Viplaw from Crawford, Mumbai has been doing solid work lately.
A team from NLU Nagpur, comprising Aadi Jain, Divyanshi Sethi, Khushi Ruchandani and Anushka Gupta, one of the top 3 teams from India and among the top 15 teams worldwide, to qualify for the global rounds of the prestigious Nuremberg Moot Court Competition, is seeking sponsors in order to participate in the international rounds of the competition, scheduled to be held in Nuremberg, Germany, from July 24th to 27th, 2024.
The team is currently facing significant financial constraints. As students, it is beyond their individual means to fully fund this endeavor. They are actively seeking generous sponsorships from the legal community to help cover these costs and ensure their participation in the competition.
The estimated budget is INR 9 lac. Any contribution, no matter how small, would be immensely helpful and deeply appreciated.
In the last 2-3 years, placement numbers have been good because the students are hardworking, but this is not sustainable unless the administration is willing to implement reforms in examination processes and improve the quality of teachers.
I would not have chosen nluo if I had known that it was this humid.
Bumpppppp
Your sex life is personal and your choice. But please learn to keep it in your pants atleast in the workplace. Seems like you're getting post but clarity, should have thought of all this before.
Disclosing it would make you look like a dick that can't be trusted around women (juniors especially lol). Good lucc
Regards.
Band 2 is A1. Not A2.
Please note stipend is not paid to those who have secured the internship via references