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- UCL
- King's
- LSE
- QMUL
- Bristol
And many others, besides.
If your average percentage is 60 and above, but below 65, then your options narrow slightly. I'd say UCL and LSE certainly go out the window, for sure in that scenario.
PS: What do you want the LLM for? Ain't gonna help in commercial law firm jobs in the UK, maximum helpful for academia. A UK LLM is quite expensive, and is going to get even more expensive, especially if the UK government's proposal to impose a 6% tax on foreign students' tuition fees on the universities goes through (and this excludes increases the unis themselves implement on a yearly basis). They are likely to pass those fee-increases onto the students, rather than absorbing it through savings and other "efficiencies".
In terms of publications, I have written for several prestigious Indian law blogs as well as some international ones.