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So colleges below these names are a huge risk from a job perspective, and increasing your loan amount 5 times by taking an NRI-sponsored seat instead of just re-taking CLAT and investing properly in a good coaching and yourself.....is a very questionable financial decision that may have huge impacts on your future. If your family can't contribute heavily to the repayment eventually, then you may have to live very cheaply while working at a job you hate for many years before you can switch — and that's assuming that you're one of the lucky ones who can find a job good enough to realistically pay off that huge a loan amount in <5 years in the first place.