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However, it is not worth it to get through Donation in Symbiosis, despite its reputation, it often doesn't offer a good return on investment.
In India, only a few law schools, such as NLSIU Bangalore, NALSAR Hyderabad, and WBNUJS Kolkata, are considered worth attending. Even from these top schools, the legal market is crowded, making it tough to secure top positions. Success requires more than just a degree; it demands internships, networking, and continuous learning.
NLUs like GNLU, NLUJ, NLU Delhi come next, then you may go for HNLU, NLUO, RML, Mumbai NLU. End of the list!