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- Practice Area: Litigation
- PQE: 10
- Month and Year(so that we know how old the figures are): March 2026
- Compensation: 54 lakh (all fixed) and no bonus
- NLSIU: Again ranked. Also a big jump in global ranking, from #201-250 band to #101-150 band
- NLUD: Debuts at 201-250 (where NLSIU was previously).
- NALSAR: Debuts at 351-400
- IITKGP, DU and Symbiosis also feature
Here's a detailed analysis of parameters:
- JGLS scores well in H-Index in citations and a good rating in academic reputation. Jindal pushes profs to publish in Scopus journals and they get good feedback from QS surveys sent to foreign universities, because of their tie-ups. This is their hack.
- NLSIU is ranking solely on the strength on employer reputation. Possibly good feedback from foreign law firms and MNCs, who were sent the QS survey.
- Ditto for NLUD and NALSAR.
Thus, faculty research at Jindal and alumni accomplishments at the top 3 NLUs are doing the trick.
Coming to DU, Symbiosis and IITKGP: once again, it is employer feedback that is pulling them through. What's less clear is if the people who filled up the survey were referring to the universities as a whole, or just the law school.
https://www.livelaw.in/lawschool/news/jgu-ranked-35-globally-law-qs-world-university-rankings-527826
https://www.topuniversities.com/university-subject-rankings/law-legal-studies
5 lakhs including investments (1.5l in bank)
Lawyer (corporate transactions) for 20 years. 60 crores networth. From profession + investment returns. No family money included. Feels pretty good. I expect a few of my peers are around the same or even higher net worth.
Won’t be giving any more details or answering any questions.
People might oscillate between your perception from lame to quiet based on your looks
But social life is all about larping(faking) what you wanna be perceived as.
Firstly I'm not anxious really
So the thing about this ragging or PSI tradition seems antithetical or contradictory to me--- since it's supposed to help people make bonds but from where I'm standing it seems like it might only polarize people more like aren't you gonna take someone whom you've seen being ragged, or have tagged take less seriously?
But im pretty sure I'm wrong about that
"I guess the only remaining tradition enforced by almost everyone is finding out a senior’s name and hometown without asking them directly"
Alright.
I hope you're talking about the good ol Za and not ciggs cuz nicotine's like the most addictive substance
No not hectic in any respect. It will take a tragedy or sheer will accompanied with active action to fail. To excel, yes competition exists but that is to be expected of course.
unfortunately, it does not allow so we take the NRI Spon route
have a look at the financial statement of your uni, its usually available on their website, take a look at the precarious nature of the financial balance, NLUs are self financing institutions, most NLUs dont have any buffer, some of them came perliously close to accounting bankruptcy during covid. IIMs also work on simial rmodel, but they have much better financial reserve.
check out NALSAR in FM time, see how the reserves changed, that is a model case, unfortunately others (except a very few) do not follow a simialr path, so most NLUs are living hand to mouth. just cust off one semster fees and the entire edifice collapses
also someone above already suggested just auctioning the seats with a minimum rank cutoff. if it's purely a revenue mechanism, which everyone in this thread has basically admitted, then at least do it transparently. the current setup is just a polite fiction
Any views on the same?
The Iran war is again just representative of how cyclical the industry is. Last year also till May the amount of listings were low, but have shot up later.
https://cdnbbsr.s3waas.gov.in/s3ec0490f1f4972d133619a60c30f3559e/uploads/2026/03/2026031688.pdf
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100 bucks to anyone who can crack the real names above :)))
If possible please drop a throwaway email to contact if u have done the same or know anyone who has done the same
The rumour is that there was an error in their Scoring Excel sheet, where the formula inadvertently had a lesser than instead of a greater than, owing to which the weaker team won.
Any HNLU or other people in the loop, is there any truth to this?
That said, I stand by every word I wrote. The lived experience I shared is entirely real and my own. Using AI to proofread a draft is no crime, as long as the underlying intellectual input is honest.
Which is why I take exception to what feels like a coordinated attack by the mods of LI, marking the post as “Contested.” Come on—get real. I shared an opinion, a lived experience, and my loss of faith in this system—all of which are, no doubt, subjective.