Life at NLU

Krishna Kannan • 10 SEPT 2026

The CLAT Community Rank & NLU Predictor has therefore been designed to give students a more realistic picture of where they currently stand. You can access the spreadsheet here..

Krishna Kannan • 08 SEPT 2026

Your timetable should tell you what you need to do every day, how you should structure your week, and how you should review your progress at the end of every month.

Krishna Kannan • 06 SEPT 2026

The goal is simple: build reading speed consistently without spending hours every day. The routine discussed in this video can be completed in approximately 30–50 minutes daily and is designed to improve not just how fast you read, but how quickly you understand passages, process questions, and eliminate options.

CLAT COMMUNITY • 03 SEPT 2026

CLAT Community has developed three free resources to help CLAT 2027 aspirants evaluate their current preparation, manage school attendance, and keep track of major legal entrance examinations. These resources are publicly accessible and do not require registration or submission of personal details.

Krishna Kannan • 02 SEPT 2026

You can prepare for an entire year and still have one bad exam day. You can fall sick. You can get stuck in traffic. Your vehicle can break down. The paper can be unexpectedly difficult. You can simply underperform on the one day that matters.

CLAT Community • 26 AUG 2026

At CLAT Community, we believe that good preparation should not be limited by your ability to pay for expensive resources. That’s why we’ve spent months compiling, creating, and organising a collection of free masterclasses, study material, theory textbooks, tests, PYQs, sample papers, and practice mocks for CLAT and AILET aspirants. This page is your one-stop guide to accessing all of it.

Krishna Kannan • 13 JUL 2026

I got to NALSAR expecting the life of the mind, and what I found instead was a culture of pure, raw, barely-contained adrenaline growing quietly under the surface of a law school....

Krishna • 13 JUL 2026

Three national law schools — NALSAR, NLSIU, and NUJS — the kind of places that spend the other three hundred and sixty-odd days a year out-arguing everyone within reach, converge to determine, across more than twenty sports, which of them is actually better.....

Pakhi • 13 JUL 2026

A freshers guide to the dogs of NALSAR

Rishab • 11 JUL 2026

Dealing with the trimester system - this is what the most rigorous NLU actually looks like

Raj • 07 JUL 2026

There is a game the older national law schools like to play, and NLU Delhi is always assigned the same role in it. The game is called seniority, and the rules are simple: whoever was founded first gets to raise an eyebrow at everyone else...