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And lol, Israel has backed out of hostage release resolutions 12 times since October, they have literally killed their own people under the excuse of rescuing hostages but still you can’t even condemn Israel. So sad to see Law students be so stupid and disconnected from reality.
However I believe the following options to be superior if you get selected or afford:
1. NLS Bangalore
2. Jindal Global Law School
3. IIT Kharagpur (if you are BTech and apply for LLB in IPR)
4. DU Law Faculty
5. GLC Mumbai
Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore are better cities for study and practice of law. IIT Kharagpur is a great campus to pursue a degree programme.
Best wishes.
NLUO is not worth 2.5 LPA fees.
Level of faculty will be kind of same with more academic rigour at NLUO. Study environment is same at both places, if you want to study you will study, and if you want to smoke up all day, you will do that. So study factor depends on you.
Placement wise there is no history of placements for 3-year LLB in NLUO as their first batch will graduate in 2026, but DU has history.
DU will cost you less and you can intern easily in Delhi. Because in NLUO too, your placement will depend on for how long and where have you interned.
Had it been a 5-year course, my suggestion would have been completely opposite.
CLAT coaching ne tumhe andhere main rakha tha.
NLS is overhyped if people are asking such questions here
It's not the firm, it's the people working there :)
Indians do integrate better in Western systems because of English and also common law. But the Chinese universities are much more international and the economies of all the countries you name are much more interesting to people from around the world.
Ooh, the LLM admission procedures are actually archaic, patently weird and supremely frustrating (I'm trying to muster up the most amount of objectivity that I can here). Anyway, I appreciate the comment. Thank you and take it easy.
CAM-
CAM banglore-
SAM-
SAM banglore-
AZB Mumbai-
AZB Delhi-
AZB banglore-
TRILEGAL-
INDUS
JSA-
Saraf-
Luthra-
LKS-
DSK -
Touchstone -
ICUL-
1. Jeevan B.
2. Anoushka Sharda
3. Aakash Bajaj
4. Rajiv B.
Work flow, culture, timings etc
Can I fake it somehow to showing it as a month long Internship?