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1. NLSIU Strawberry Fields (Great collection of Indie artists from Bangalore and Mumbai, have seen many emerging bands give one of their first performances here.)
2. Outlawed (NUJS Kolkata - they throw the best parties, plus were among the earliest to give platform to Nucleya, Local Train and the likes.)
3. SLS Pune Symbhav (Good on money, so good at calling already established Indie bands).
3. NH-65 (NLU - Jodhpur -they have been doing well in recent years, timing with other fests in Jaipur/Rajasthan around the same time, makes it a good trip.)
My rankings are a bit biased towards fests that have helped emerging indie bands because that is honestly, one of the primary functions for a music festival.
Also, do keep in mind though that the above rankings are based on my personal experience prior to the pandemic. Post pandemic, there is going to be a drastic change in campus cultures since more than 2 years of online classes have resulted in new batches having no idea of prior college cultures. It can also be a great opportunity for establishing fresher, more vigorous and more open/inclusive cultures across all law colleges.