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One of my professors suggested pursuing my PhD from NALSAR since they're an alumni from there. However they completed their education LLB to PhD around 10 years ago. So maybe they were just portraying their nostalgia associated with the institution.
Since the exam and the whole PhD would be expensive from any NLUs, I have to be diligent in selecting NLUs.
Could anyone tell me how the PhD is at NALSAR ? I did not appear for AILET and I've heard NLS VC is causing problems with PhD candidates. So the next best is NALSAR & NUJS. What are the reviews for both of these ?
I asked Jindal & Ashoka, insiders told me they prefer foreign LL.M. candidates. So no chance there as well.