Another alumnus here. I didn't have the new registrar at my time.

Things had started to fall apart towards the end of YSR's tenure as well. The issue is extreme growth and the administration becoming very bureaucratic eventually. I know the countless emails I had written to Lokesh & others to get reading room & library infra issues fixed. Especially after the President's visit, when they had ripped apart the entire reading room to hold their meetings/dinners(?) and did a lot of goof ups when reinstalling things back.

Bureaucratic approach is the issue. Leads to /r/notmyjob kind of situations.

Otherwise, though, fully agreed. It's shameful that this is happening. Remember when Naveen said "take your money back and leave if you have such an issue" during an open-house? That attitude has trickled down completely. People misunderstood that the gherao of VC was over WiFi. It was over institutional apathy. Ignorance of all grievances by students.

The administration needs to be held accountable for such troubles to go away. I personally feel Sahni's exit was a step in the right direction re. fixing the admin. issues. It's not sufficient by any measure though.

inb4 'oh jindal students are so entitled' comments. Paying for the infrastructure — yes, literally entitled to it but being denied. Nothing wrong with it.

Recent Alumni here. Have seen YSR Murthy as Registrar and seen current registrar and I must say that the current registrar’s apathy/lack of oversight over his departments has lead to this situation. (No such problems in YSR’s time). Complaints regarding infrastructure often go unanswered or if taken cognisance of, are met with denial of the situation. Despite repeated requests to the registrar, he doesn’t acknowledge our mails, let alone intervene.

Surely, the amount of fee charged to us is not commensurate to the sort or pathetic, government college like services we get.

Registrar’s apathy has really got us a bad name in the press and disrepute to the university.

Source:

https://www.barandbench.com/amp/story/Law-School/exploding-acs-collapsing-ceilings-jindal-global-university-shuts-down-for-a-week

Lemme help you losers find more “contacts” to build your strawman: Nalin Kohli—the BJP guy (qed: extremist, right-wing, RSS-chaddi sympathizer, Hindutvadi, take your pick) who couldn’t possibly have made it big without backers. Here’s another truth bomb: his brother-in-law is the “R” of S&R Associates.

But listen—don’t waste your time trashing people anonymously on LI. Focus on yourselves, your skills, your own network, and chart your own success. Don’t spend your energy trying to pull others down.

As for Nalin—I’m sure his contacts helped accelerate things in his career. But you can’t deny he’s an effective, intelligent, and articulate speaker. And those skills are absolutely essential for making it big in this profession. He deserves every bit of his success, and if his backers gave him a leg up, all they really did was give merit its due. And that’s absolutely fine. Alright?

Hello everyone,
I am seeking some clarity regarding Trilegal’s current hiring process. From what I understand, there are generally two routes to land a position there:

a) Campus placements, and

b) Pre-placement offers (PPOs) following internships.

However, I’ve been hearing conflicting information lately. Some sources suggest that Trilegal has now moved entirely to a PPO-based hiring model. At the same time, I noticed that they did participate in recent campus recruitments at NLUs, Jindal, and SLS.

Could someone please share insights on what the present status actually is? And if the hiring is now primarily through PPOs, could you also explain how the PPO structure works — perhaps a walk-through of the entire process?

Thanks in advance for your help!

anonymauxes@protonmail.com
I have participated in the best commercial international moot of the world and have done fairly well in it, after finishing in the top ranks in my university internals. I can coach you for free. Anonymously, and obviously free of cost. You are open to stay anonymous as well.

You don’t need to be a part of an MCS to do moots. Just start. Don’t be afraid to explore moots in new areas of law. See what excites you, and then keep building on it. Big or small, give every moot your absolute 100%.

From someone who once couldn’t clear intra knockouts in first year to now winning national moots, I can tell you this: people who post wins on LinkedIn aren’t “naturally gifted” or “special.” The real difference is persistence, the ability to keep going when others give up.

There were times I felt like not registering because I didn’t know the area of law. But I did anyway and ended up winning. During prep, you might feel lost, not understand the problem, struggle with case laws, or want to quit under pressure. That’s normal. Trust yourself and push through. Grit will take you farther than you can imagine. Find a good team, don't wait for the perfect team (it does not exist )

Look bud I left good NLUs to be here. In my batch the top 10% of the peer group is good (many have left NLUO, NLU Patiala, NUSRL, NLUJ to be here for their own reasons), they are doing well and have the drive and motivation, but beyond that it is straight up horrible.

For most of us the reason for taking this college was the location and affordable fees. But now that the fees is on par with NLUs and they have increased the intake too, I would seriously suggest you to not join this college, since the crowd is worse now (hence the lower cut off)

Go to HPNLU if you still can, or any other decent NLU. ATB.

Hello everyone,

I am seeking some clarity regarding Trilegal’s current hiring process. From what I understand, there are generally two routes to land a position there:

a) Campus placements, and

b) Pre-placement offers (PPOs) following internships.

However, I’ve been hearing conflicting information lately. Some sources suggest that Trilegal has now moved entirely to a PPO-based hiring model. At the same time, I noticed that they did participate in recent campus recruitments at NLUs, Jindal, and SLS.

Could someone please share insights on what the present status actually is? And if the hiring is now primarily through PPOs, could you also explain how the PPO structure works, perhaps a walk-through of the entire process?

Thanks in advance for your help!

It also not about salary only. The respect which these IIT and IIM guys command is incomparable to what a lawyer from Tier 1 NLUs can get. Law is always seen as a last recourse of someone who couldn't crack IIT or Neet. I agree that many people didn't even wanted to pursue engineering or medicine but the general societal sentiment still remains that only average people not capable of cracking high IQ exams like JEE Mains or Advanced pursue law.

The average pay of some NLUs maybe higher than that of IITs but still the reverence which IIT and their alumni get is unmatchable.

Hey I am a tier 1 NLU grad. I was preparing for UPSC since past 4 years of graduation. Have also written mains. What are my chances of getting into the corporate setup if my parents find me a boutique/small law firm lawyer with whom i work for 1 to 1.5 years/ or I myself apply to different firms and then apply to tier 1 or maybe tier 2 firm. is it possible to make the switch now? or should i think of litigation but there my nlu tag wont help me even

essentially is my legal career on a dead end? or tier 2 law firms would take me in and i can rise from there to better places

Hey I am a tier 1 NLU grad-consider top 4. I was preparing for UPSC since past 4 years of graduation. Have also written mains. What are my chances of getting into the corporate setup if my parents find me a boutique/small law firm lawyer with whom i work for 1 to 1.5 years/ or I myself apply to different law firms and then apply to tier 1 or maybe tier 2 firm. is it possible to make the switch now? or should i think of litigation but there my nlu tag wont help me even

Is my legal career on a dead end now? like what is and should be the future course of action

plus if i apply myself would law firms be willing to take me in given the NLU tag or whatever idk

I have an offer from SAM Delhi for their Disputes team. I might prefer arbitration teams more. After Tejas Karia's exit, which Partners are the best for international arbitration? For evaluating these Partners, I mean factors like quality and quantity of matters, team environment, mentoring etc. Would be grateful if someone could specifically guide on BSB, Ila and Smarika

I have never been to JGLS. I went to a sarkari NLU and worked at 2 top NLUs. You know where I found the kids to be most dedicated- a state university in Kerala. Not an NLU.

Merely because someone does not get into an NLU, it does not give anyone rights to be judged as spoilt brats.

Good luck buddy.. I hope things work out the way you plan, but it's also good to remember that not everything is in your control. Just like everyone who gets into NLS or NALSAR isn't a genius with great work ethic, everyone who goes to Jindal isn't a brat whose parents pampered them. I'm guessing you either don't have kids yet or have very young kids, because if you had been through the college admission grind with teenagers, you would know that there is also a very strong element of luck. (btw, my kid is at a tier-1 NLU so I hold no brief for Jindal. Things worked out for her but I saw so many of her equally deserving friends just narrowly fail to make the cut).

I'm not negating the work done by the RCC, I'm pointing to something that RCC cannot control:- We are no longer being seen as preferred pool of students from where recruiters would like to hire. Not because we are any less than students from other colleges but because we don't get time to intern as often as students from other colleges do. Most firms have moved to the PPO model of hiring and our rigid attendance policies make it difficult for us to intern. The academic load also does not help, I don't know if it's my experience alone, but in a lot of classes we are taught some useless things. We also have plenty of core useless courses and the less said about electives the better. Just an example: food making and capitalism was an elective this time around.

The current registrar’s apathy has lead to the following reporting by Bar and Bench: https://www.barandbench.com/amp/story/Law-School/exploding-acs-collapsing-ceilings-jindal-global-university-shuts-down-for-a-week.

It’s time for Prof. Anand Mishra to take over as the registrar. After transforming the admissions office, he can surely transform the university!

HAVE AN INTERNSHIP IN MUMBAI FOR 1ST SEPTEMBER, DO NOT HAVE ANY FAMILY IN BOMBAY AND ALL PGs are charging super high and almost half of that I pay as brokerage and rest in security. Do not want to be scammed and I want to be in a safe area. pls suggest places in 20-25k rent. pls help me. I don't want lavish pg, but safety and proper water supply are non negotiable.

All directions of SC (22-08-2025) are appreciative.

However, SC expects stray dogs to understand and follow guidelines for feedings them at designated places.

Feeding the dogs is a Self defence mechanism for humans to keep the dogs calm, else they would attack more if they starve.

One needs to understand that dogs have designated areas and cannot venture beyond that limit, else they would be attacked by dogs of other areas.

Also, if designated places are to be created, should the dogs starve till such places are designated? This needs to be addressed.

🙏⚖️ 🩷🐶

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/stray-dogs-in-delhi-to-be-sterilised-and-released-supreme-court-modifies-order-9136457

OP, please at least provide a viable website or article to substantiate on why you think the same?

I'm sure people here are aware that almost everything is politically influenceable, for anything which is public-office related.
(Yes even courts)

But it's very strange of you to mention two senior politicians from ▮▮▮ and their inner rivalry and then connecting it with judicial controversy of a HC judge. All while naming the title as "gossip among some lawyers"; pray tell who are these lawyers?

Regards,
Adv. Context Appreciator.

This article says:

“While monsoons have been favourable for three consecutive years, discretionary spending has not picked up to the extent seen in earlier periods of good rainfall. The proposed GST reform is a long-awaited move and could be a game-changer, as it would boost disposable incomes, thereby driving corporate earnings growth,”

These people just don’t get it!! 😂😡 Reducing GST will only have a marginal impact. What they need to do is reduce the 30% slab to 15-20% and abolish the surcharge for 50 lpa earners, plus abolish capital gains tax. Yes, that will only affect 2% of the populace but it is this 2% that is fuelling the economy! You need to put more money in their hands, because they are not spending because of high costs and taxes! It’s like the patient’s heart is weak and you are treating the liver instead!

Also, from a fairness perspective, this 2% gives so much of their earnings in taxes, but receives nothing from the government in return. All the money is spent on wasteful doles and subsidies, plus salaries abd perks for corrupt babus!

https://www.livemint.com/market/stock-market-news/gst-reforms-and-inflation-will-narendra-modi-government-s-move-pave-the-way-for-an-rbi-rate-cut/amp-11755589776645.html

This is just pathetic, like seriously, maybe you guys should also rant about such a cry baby you all are. You don't know the first thing about the seniors who have secured jobs at T1 and T2 firms and earning in lakhs per month within a year without crying like a little bitch. The firms take people with good moots and good publications and by good I mean genuine recognised journals and moots not lex lund blog or moot court competition. You get ample opportunities in NUSRL for doing both because there isn't enough competition for good moots, people do shitty competition and feel good about clicking pictures with random judges and winning 10k prize money or junk appreciation letter from unknown publication houses and boasting all of that just to click pictures with the VC instead of actually focusing on getting into the competition. You guys won't get PPOs from good firms not because NUSRL is pathetic but because you are.