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Con - it's not a NLU
- Placements are good if you stay in the top 30 to 50 of the batch.
- Lots of opportunities to go abroad on exchange and guidance on doing postgrad abroad (many alumni are settled abroad)
- Good teachers
- Your batchmates will be children of the rich and famous in India: great chance to make influential friends for life
Cons:
- Placements are not good for average or low rankers.
- Excessive partying and drugs culture: you may not like it if you are not into that
- Many non-serious students from rich families, some are bratty and thuggish
- The university is expanding like crazy and soon the medical, dentistry and engineering schools will outstrip law in funding and importance.