Several recently established National Law Universities (NLUs) in India are experiencing low student enrollment due to inadequate infrastructure, faculty shortages, and limited academic resources. Although these institutions use the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), many students prefer older, more established NLUs with better reputations and placement opportunities. Experts believe that the lack of permanent campuses, experienced teachers, and industry exposure has reduced the appeal of newer institutions. Educational authorities are working to improve facilities, hire qualified faculty, and strengthen academic programs. Legal education experts emphasize that continued investment in infrastructure and teaching quality will be critical for these universities to attract talented students and establish credibility.
New National Law Universities Struggle to Attract Students
