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NLSIU
NALSAR
Jindal
ILI Delhi
South Asian (For International Law)
IIT kGP (For IP)
DU
TISS
JNU - MPhil (For International Law)
Jamia/ IP univ
Compared to symbiosis Christ academic culture is non existent. Being strict and treating students and faculties like a Child is not a good substitute for not having an academic culture. The current dean and ex HOD has ▮▮▮.
(If any grads from these colleges, please feel free to share the info. I will be grateful)
Key points to keep in mind:
1. Market reputation (will this help in securing jobs)
2. Benefit of the curriculum taught in both schools
3. Faculty
4. Placements (if any)
5. Postgraduation opportunities in both cities (the central campus of Christ lies in the main city itself)
PS: I have done little due diligence as to which college is better and my parents are in favor of Sls pune but still seeking answers as I have not received convincing answers because they were very generic.