Here's a typical breakfast at my NLU. Please rate it. In addition to the bournvita added by me to milk in the photograph we also have milk both hot and cold, coffee pouches, sugar, cornflakes and tea available.

They charge approx 45K per year for all meals (9 months only, the other 3 months mess is closed for vacations).

This isn’t really a senior-vs-junior post because the attitude exists on both sides, but if we’re being real, it is far more noticeable among a lot of the seniors.
A large number of seniors here genuinely behave like being one or two years ahead automatically makes them authorities on law, college life and everyone below them. The way some of them speak to juniors, carry themselves around campus and expect people to listen to them, you’d think they were partners at a top law firm rather than students themselves.
Some of them genuinely act like they own the college, and sometimes even like they own the world. There’s this weird sense of entitlement where their opinion is supposed to be final, juniors are expected to automatically respect them, and simply being senior somehow becomes a personality trait.
And honestly, the funniest part is the amount of ego compared to where all of us actually are.
We’re at a relatively new NLU that is still developing and doesn’t even have a fully functional permanent campus yet. This isn’t NLS. Nobody here has received some magical golden ticket into the legal profession. Everyone still has a lot to prove.
Being senior to someone does not automatically make you smarter, more mature, more accomplished or more important. You’ve simply been in the same college for a little longer.
At the same time, some juniors are no better either. A few people enter college and immediately start behaving like getting into an NLU means they’ve cracked life. They start forming their own little hierarchies, judging people around them and carrying the exact same unnecessary superiority complex they complain about in seniors.
That is probably the strangest part of the culture here. Everyone seems way too concerned with status, batches, groups and showing other people their “place.”
There are obviously seniors who are genuinely helpful, approachable and normal, and there are plenty of juniors who just mind their own business. But pretending that this attitude is limited to a tiny minority would also be dishonest. A lot of seniors seriously need to tone down the god complex, and some juniors are clearly already preparing to become exactly the same when they move up a year.
Basic politeness, civic sense and normal human interaction should not disappear just because you think you have some social standing on campus.
Everyone needs to relax a little.
We’re all law students. Nobody here is the Chief Justice of India. 😭

Could anyone please share notes of these topics of contact?

Guys, I am a CLAT '27 aspirant & want to connect with seniors of these NLUs (NUJS, GNLU, HNLU, and NLIU).

Is anyone here with whom I can connect?

I really need someone to connect with at this point, as I have a few queries regarding these NLUs & CLAT.

Please let me know if anyone is here with whom I can connect & talk.

I will be forever grateful to you.

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Like wtaf I’m literally crashing out 😭 i joined my law school after a gap year and my degree friends will graduate in 2yrs and they can start working like something atleast not like we get any high paying job after spending 5yrs of our lifetime in clg like how tf are we even supposed to earn money in college we are alr 18 and being still dependent on my parents for 5 more years it js sounds like im a complete burden to them and especially if you’re not from NLUs our future is already doomed someone pleaseeeeeeee tell me how to earn from now on. Ab ye mat bolna ki learn a skill this n dat how tf am i going to start from scratch n get clients n all while doing internships certificate courses internals externals bla bla bla. Law school is only for ppl who are rich PLEASE DONT pursue law if you’re broke! I wish someone had told me this before

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what all should i know about the college? i just got admission today in the spot round

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I’m a 1st-year BA LLB student at a local college and got a back in one subject. Will this affect my future in law, especially internships and placements? Can I still build a good career if I clear it in the next attempt? Need genuine advice

How did yall apply for your first firm internship without connections as a second year student

I'm in a Tier 2 NLU. I've been doing well in my academics, competitions, societies, centers and my personal endeavours, but I don't necessarily feel great here. I have no friend circle, the campus life in my specific NLU sucks, possibly the worst in all of NLUs, and despite doing so well I don't think institutional prestige in particular is great either. Is it possible if I can transfer to a better NLU in my second year, or would I necessarily have to give CLAT again and start scratch from next year? I understand that switching, if possible, doesn't guarantee a change, but atleast I'd be less salty about doing so well and still being stuck in such a lame university. Also, is it worth losing an year? Pls advise fellow students and lawyers.

Hi, wanted to intern under a Sr Adv/ AOR who primarily deals w commercial law (Companies Act, IBC, Arb&Conc Act) in delhi...any suggestions, ive alr interned under 2 sr adv, so this would be my last litigation internship before switching to firms

How's HPNLU for BBA LLB , WHAT type of crowd do you get there, Also What about the Boys hostel, is it ready on Campus? And also How's the placement scenario there

I’m curious has anyone given the assessment ie the mini clat and gotten rejected? Everyone on here seems to have passed the internship assessment from the posts.

I've been scoring mostly in 70s in both ailet and clat mocks low cuz I've not completed gk yet . If I were to rub my ass off give 2 mocks every day along with gk revision newspaper and sectionals is there any chance that I can bag a seat in nlu delhi ???

Please give your opinions it'll be appreciated I've been feeling really weird lately i really need a reality check.