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https://www.barandbench.com/news/lawschools/bits-pilani-launches-bits-law-school-in-mumbai
But you also have to wonder why faculty at NLUs (barring NLSIU post-Sudhir) remains abysmal and all the VCs are mediocre and/or corrupt TLC uncles.
Jindal rejects go to Bits.
As on date JGLS faculty and teaching methods is way ahead.
I am sure it help students in future.
If someone can afford that kind of fees, JGLS is a very good option.
Same way lot many people prefer Ashoka University when it comes to liberal arts as compared to DU.
Again fees is the factor.
But if you're into teaching only so you can feel more important than others, because you are doing something "noble", at least make sure your students do not suffer because of the snobbish attitude.
(inb4 ad hominems - I am a faculty at a small college too)
Also, your original point was that "good people get depressed there", hence the link with feeling important/unimportant.
Since it literally screams that it'll get you a T-1 internships. I mean if at the end of the day it places a person at a 18 LPA job, it isn't so bad after all. After the initial payback for 3-5 years, you'll be quite well-off.