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This seems to the first ranking in a long time to actually put NLSIU out of its traditional number 1 spot. This could be a consequence of all the changes at NLS after the new VC, most importantly, the increased student intake and domicile quota which obviously affects public perception. Is this the future order of NLU rankings? Another positive aspect of this ranking is that it reveals the names of the jury members to made the decision which includes partners at tier-1 firms and senior lawyers. Surely, this is how the industry perception is also shaping at viewing these top NLUs, and it's in line with how many students and coaching centres see it as well.