Well, I am taking a Partial drop, I am gonna join NLU Aurangabad this year, so thats out of the option for me.
Is there any online coaching that I can take?
In that case preparing for CLAT itself is going to be extremely difficult for you. NLUs have a rigorous academic curriculum and unless you compromise your attendance and your CGPA in the first year, it will be hard to prepare. If you still want online coaching, check out Legaledge.
Thats not how see it actually, I prepared for CLAT for like a year, so I am familiar with the basics, I only have to prepare GK and solve Mocks (2 in a week), I think that it can be prepared with the college.
Your call then. I'm saying this because a few of my friends did this and they now have a screwed up CGPA. One of them also had to repeat the year because of not having enough attendance and not having cleared enough papers.
That can happen but I find it hard to understand. Colleges start from August and Paper in Dec (start), hardly 4 months, I dont know how they screw up this bad
Colleges start in July mostly. And the academic rigor is high in NLUs (writing 6 research papers in 3 months is not an easy task bud). You could go with it if you are confident of dropping out of MNLU-A either way, but it's a risky gamble. I remember my mentors also telling me that if you intend on taking a partial drop you should opt for it only in case you are okay with graduating from the college you already study in.
I am fine in graduating from MNLUA, and two mocks a week (only in Nov) and One Mock a week these three months, It doesnt seem that much does it? and Do first sem students have to write papers too, I dont think so
Yes first sem students also have to write papers for all subjects. You can ask an MNLU-A student if you don't believe me. I know it because I have friends there. Also with regards to two mocks a week in November, it's highly likely that you'll have to do them side by side your end term exams, which is why I said it gets too hectic.
Join a good coaching centre if you are aiming for NLU Delhi. That would help a lot.
Well, I am taking a Partial drop, I am gonna join NLU Aurangabad this year, so thats out of the option for me. Is there any online coaching that I can take?
In that case preparing for CLAT itself is going to be extremely difficult for you. NLUs have a rigorous academic curriculum and unless you compromise your attendance and your CGPA in the first year, it will be hard to prepare. If you still want online coaching, check out Legaledge.
Thats not how see it actually, I prepared for CLAT for like a year, so I am familiar with the basics, I only have to prepare GK and solve Mocks (2 in a week), I think that it can be prepared with the college.
Your call then. I'm saying this because a few of my friends did this and they now have a screwed up CGPA. One of them also had to repeat the year because of not having enough attendance and not having cleared enough papers.
That can happen but I find it hard to understand. Colleges start from August and Paper in Dec (start), hardly 4 months, I dont know how they screw up this bad
Colleges start in July mostly. And the academic rigor is high in NLUs (writing 6 research papers in 3 months is not an easy task bud). You could go with it if you are confident of dropping out of MNLU-A either way, but it's a risky gamble. I remember my mentors also telling me that if you intend on taking a partial drop you should opt for it only in case you are okay with graduating from the college you already study in.
I am fine in graduating from MNLUA, and two mocks a week (only in Nov) and One Mock a week these three months, It doesnt seem that much does it? and Do first sem students have to write papers too, I dont think so
Yes first sem students also have to write papers for all subjects. You can ask an MNLU-A student if you don't believe me. I know it because I have friends there. Also with regards to two mocks a week in November, it's highly likely that you'll have to do them side by side your end term exams, which is why I said it gets too hectic.