It is really one of worst college being an alumni

I can say faculty have no role in assisting for placement. Few of them can help you with internship but if you in their good eyes

▮▮▮the so called placement office ▮▮▮

Won't recommend anyone joining

Who wants to take package through college assistance when you get 2.5 to 4 lakh when you have paid 35 lakhs including hostel.

You are not able to get any good law firms to your college.

So ▮▮▮

There are lot of problems in this university

Faculty are good supportive, college staf everything is good except it is cheap and placement cell. Even if you are in top 10 student cgpa wise don't get confidence that I will be placed

Got PPO from AZB for Batch of 2026 in corporate team..... A v big moment for my family. We come from proper middle class family. Elder sister who is a Bank PO, my father has worked as a clerk with SBI and mother homemaker. All my relatives are also in middle class or class 1 goverment jobs. No business background and no agriculture or hereditary property.

I want to make it big in law. I do not mind the work hours and my only point in life is to make it big, professionally and financially. To see my parents live the life they wished I would live in. To give them all they wanted but avoided for me and my sister.

I am now confused though. Have there been T1 partners who have made it big from such backgrounds. I mean I come from a family which has been big on education as that is all we have. I see a lot of associates from family like me, a lot many from higher better families too. I know there is a level of advantage to latter but I want to hear that this advantage is not the only thing. That I can make a pattern without say knowing how will I bring business to the firm. Would that happen with my profesional connections? How? My veins need to know, I just need to know so that I start preparing, I will give it my all. I will.

Lol, who are these 'outstanding' faculty? Such hogwash! ▮▮▮ apart from a rare few like Danny, Yogesh and maybe URR. ▮▮▮ Other than NLS, there is no public law university in India at present having even 20% faculty as good people in their fields. DYC chose NLUD because it is the best bet in Delhi where he is going to stay, that's all. Better than the faded DU or Amity etc.

Yes they will. Have you looked at the last 2 CLAT papers? I'm a first year at NLS, and I have so many batchmates and friends at other T1 NLUs who belonged to the science stream, gave the exam as a backup, and just ended up outperforming commerce/humanities students who had been studying for this exam from a coaching, for like 1-3 years.

Can the batches get off their collective a**es and do something concrete about it, such as petitioning the Chancellor to demand that he does his freaking job? If not, then what's the use of them having become lawyers? Lawyers who can't even get their own rights enforced aren't supposed to inspire confidence in the minds of their clients.

PROS

Best campus in all T1s
Chill parties
Sports scene is sex
Your are pretty much all set for T1 firms long as you do the bare minimum (minimum not as in just barely pass at bottom of the class, but bare minimum as an active student). CRITICAL: Take help from seniors

CONS

May take some time getting used to the academic rigour
You might face elitism/discrimination/whatever -ism or -tion if you are not general category
There have been one or two (rumoured) incidents of roofies being used at parties during past years so be careful

Why does he not try to leave in a structured and planned manner then? NLSIU certainly doesn't need the consortium, all aspirants will sit for its exam. The NLAT had failed because it had been a hasty decision without considering all the practical modalities. He has got four more years, he can certainly plan better for the next attempt.

I am from Delhi and studied from a college in Delhi

I have now recieved an offer from a boutique corporate firm in Mumbai

My permanent address and details are from rohtak as we belong from there

I am confused about bar registation now - do I enroll in Delhi or P&H or Bombay HC, is Bombay HC some extra beneficial given I will be in corporate practice. What could enrolment in Bombay HC give benefits of.

If Mumbai or Delhi enrolment then what do you suggest how do I enroll as my permanent address is different. Rent agreement?

Finally, about AIBE will it make any difference from where I get state enrolment. And can I give AIBE without state enrolment.

Please be kind I know I am asking stupid questions. I am clueless and do not have many seniors to get help on. I will really appreciate helpful responses. Regards.

1. First start by ▮▮▮

2. Second, learn how to do research. Some of what you are asking about is bound to be available on the NLUD website or via the NLUD hostel rulebooks.

3. If you don't get the answers to your questions, go on LinkedIn (create an account if you don't already have one), connect with your seniors and ask them that way.

4. Only then, if neither 2 nor 3 works, should you come to Legally India.

5. Keep in mind that Legally India is full of trolls, who will jump at any opportunity to make fun of all law schools but their own. That might mean people from other unis may give you bullshit information which doesn't reflect what goes on at NLUD.

Dear seniors, I hope you're doing well. I would really appreciate it if someone could share some insights about the hostel facilities at NLU Delhi. Specifically, I’m curious to know:

1. 1.How many students are accommodated in a single room (first year and in later years, if it changes)?
2. 2.What are the general amenities provided in the rooms?
3. 3.Are students allowed to install or use personal appliances like air conditioners or coolers?

I think it’s time to address one of the fundamentally flawed principles being scribbled in the minds of young law students. Almost every premier law college is pushing moots and ADR as one of the most important requisites. Even the recruitment cells while prescribing a CV format require a section of moots to be present.

I think this approach is just bogus. The guy BO’26 from my college, who got our first PPO from a Tier 1 has done exactly 0 moots and ADRs. One should not devote extensive amount of time on these competitions to navigate a career in corp law since the very job of a corp lawyer is to not let the matters go in court. Instead research more about your practice area and have reputable publications. Every law firm has its research corner, none of them really care about moots. Preach.

I agree with the comment above as far as written English goes.

OP, please look up MTI (mother tongue influence) on the internet and see if that is what you are worried about? If yes, there may be material to read and videos to watch on how to address that.

As unfortunate as it may be, there is an unconscious negative bias against lawyers whose spoken English sounds different from the majority of the speakers. While at times, this is not expressed openly, this is evident from the low number of people with a strong MTI at senior levels in large firms.

Hope this helps. All the best with everything.

Other than those two things you mentioned? Nothing really, to be honest. As a UK law grad (with zero connections to India, other than the fact that my parents are from there and that we speak Bengali at home) that wants to go into academia, I can confirm that unless you want to (i) get into academia; (ii) become a barrister; or (iii) have fun (in a moderate to highly stressful academic way) for a gap year you have available to you, an LLM at any British uni, at least, not just Oxford, gives you hash other than some minor bragging rights. So right. No logic behind the mad rush.

Buy first hand. Second hand german cars will kill you on maintenance. Impress people with your work. Become a Partner and then get a first hand one. Trust me you will enjoy it ever so much more.

Sincerely,
A Porsche owning partner who started off with a second hand Toyota.

Well maybe I am wrong in my assessment - I opened & closed my comment with that sentence anyway. I only go to the Supreme Court once a week (and sometimes not even that). I practice mostly in the Delhi High Court, so I'm at a little distance from the activities of the SC. I had authored my comment based on my limited understanding.

That being said, I'm neither a conspiracy theorist nor a troll. And your comment fails to offer a little more than ad hominem attacks which the admin has censored before I could see what it was.

There is no apparent reason to blindly believe TOI, however. Believe it why? Because it's TOI? That's the logical fallacy of appeal to authority - no need to elaborate any further here.

However, I would like to highlight at this juncture that the point you raised has been addressed in my comment already. Read the third-from-the-last paragraph, starting with "then the entire episode concerning absence of an AOR..." in my comment. It's there, my learned friend. Then read the paragraph succeeding that. A lot of lawyers were pissed not because of what the order contained, but the manner in which the proceedings took place.

Again, to you & to other readers of LI - feel free to correct me or add any information that I have missed out. But relying upon TOI reports for what happened in courts, for matters which are anyway well known? We can do better.

In other words, when NLU grads go abroad, is what’s important their foreign LLM degree, rather than their NLU degree? What about NLSIU? Is that regarded at a higher level, like NUS Singapore?

https://www.ndtv.com/feature/london-techie-says-iit-tag-holds-little-weight-in-global-job-market-outside-india-8445599

I’ve spent two goddamn years of my life studying for JEE and NEET unwillingly (courtesy of my parents)

I’d try to tell them multiple times that Law is what i wanted to do. They’ve finally accepted it. But from what i’ve seen, people start law by the age of 18 or 19. Am I too late? I don’t want to stand out or anything like that. I’ll probably be 25 -26 when i graduate and that doesn’t bother me a bit.

Is there anyone here that started law school at 20? or even older? Is it something common?

hey! so i received my revised results for clat n they r as follows

air 1117

general category of raj: 89(seats available: 16)

women: 562(seats available:438)

had a few questions:

1. is there any possibility for nujs BsC and nliu bsc?

2. as deluded and fazed this may sound, nluj?

3. partial drop or a full drop to try for a tier 1? and if a partial drop, rgnul or nluo or hnlu?

4. are tier 2 nlus actually bad and not worth it guys? really need someone to give me a detailed acc of this.

anyway, thankuuu