An Indian LLM is not respected, so go for a double degree where you get an Indian and an overseas LLM. Jindal offers it, possibly NLSIU and NALSAR too. Alternatively, consider an MBA from IIM or even an MA from JNU or TISS (f you are math-phobic). These degrees are respected more than LLMs.

There are many MA programmes at JNU. List here. An MA in pol science should be easy for lawyers. You can choose a constitution-related topic for your thesis. An MA from JNU also opens doors for PhDs abroad. JNU has a big alumni cabal in universities all over the world.

https://www.shiksha.com/university/jawaharlal-nehru-university-delhi-4225/courses/ma-bc

Buddy, I was talking about dual degree LLMs. Keep shut if you don't understand.

Jindal Global Law School
The dual LLB/LLM degree program with Jindal Global Law School offers students beginning their degrees in India the opportunity to finish their studies at Fletcher and earn an LLM.

The two dual degree programs include the five-year BA, LLB (Hons)/LLM and BBA, LLB (Hons)/LLM degree programs, enabling students to follow the Jindal BA, LLB (Hons) and BBA, LLB (Hons) programs for four years, and follow the Fletcher LLM program for one year, and obtain the BA, LLB (Hons) or BBA, LLB (Hons) from Jindal and the LLM from Fletcher. Additionally, a three-year LLB/LLM degree program designed for students with prior bachelor’s degrees, enables students to follow the Jindal LLB program for two years, and follow the Fletcher LLM program for one year, and obtain the LLB from Jindal and the LLM from Fletcher.

Interested students should work with the international office at Jindal to coordinate their Fletcher application. Please note that the Fletcher LLM will not qualify students to sit for U.S. bar exams.

The Gifted Programme
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The Global Immersion Fellowship for Talent & Educational Development (GIFTED) Programme provides a unique opportunity for students enrolled in our LL.M. programme to pursue international education in India with defined pathways to the LL.M. programme at our renowned partner universities. At present, the participating law schools are:

- School of Law, Texas A&M University
- Maurer School of Law, Indiana University

Selected students spend their Fall semester at JGLS and complete all compulsory courses and then move to the partner university in the Spring semester. Upon successful completion of the programme, the student will be awarded a dual LL.M. degree (each from JGU & the partner university respectively). The selected students will have an opportunity to complete two LL.M. s in one year.

Jgls-Brunel Dual Ll.M. Programme
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The JGLS-Brunel Dual LL.M. collaboration provides a unique opportunity for JGLS students to secure two LL.M. degrees. The selected students spend one year at JGLS and another year of study at Brunel Law School to pursue the Masters of Law (LL.M.) programme.

Jgls - Qmul 1+1 Arrangement
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The JGLS – QMUL 1+1 Collaboration provides a unique opportunity for JGLS students to secure two LL.M. degrees. The selected students spend one year at JGLS and another year of study at the Queen Mary University of London to pursue the Masters of Law (LL.M.) programme.

https://fletcher.tufts.edu/programs/masters/joint-dual-programs

https://jgu.edu.in/cpgls/international-collaborations/

Yes, all of those are just a waste of money and mostly for show. JGLS degrees are not considered respected anywhere outside JGLS, even if it's got the stamp of foreign universities. These don't have the rigour or quality of the foreign LLMs at all, but are still highly expensive.