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- Faculty of Law Delhi
- GLC, Mumbai
- ILS Pune
- NLSIU Bangalore
- JINDAL GLOBAL LAW SCHOOL
Concerning fees, placements, opportunities & education, could you all please rank the aforementioned colleges.
P.S -I am aware of Jindal's exorbitant fees, but let's assume for my sake I get a scholarship.
I am really stressed out, and feel like crashing out, so please help a girl out ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜.
NLSIU Bangalore JGLS Sonipat
GLC Mumbai
CLC Delhi
ILS Pune
Symbiosis Pune
1. NLSUI 2. GLC Mumbai
3. ILS
4. Jindal
Dont know about Delhi University
Above preferential order is based on the following criteria: (i) institute autonomy (including uniform academic calendar, time-bound academic sessions, etc.), (ii) academic rigour (including student-to-faculty ratio, intra-batch competition where members of a batch are more competitive when they secure admission in the institute of their first-preference, etc.), (iii) professional opportunities (including internships, scholarships, references, alumni relations, etc.)
When in doubt, go for that institute which you think (on balance of aforementioned criteria) is capable of providing a strong foundation for your career and one which you are least likely to regret joining. The above ranking, I think, satisfies that principle. Choice is yours. All the best.