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For someone in the BO 26-31, I would genuinely rate it right after maybe the top 5 NLUs in the country ig- and anyone who's telling you otherwise is unfamiliar with the place and it's quality. Just go have a look at their quality of academia- their Dean is perhaps one of the leading authorities in Asia on contract law, writing the OUP books on the subject. They even have doyens in their field involved in the teaching- Prof. Umakanth Varottil from NUS is a visiting faculty if i'm not wrong- plus in a recent conference, they had Prof. Mindy Chen (the former dean of oxford) over and how many law schools can say that?
There isn't anything like it and it's a much needed breath of fresh air in the oversaturated world of random private universities. In a lot of ways- including faculty quality- it is what JGLS and some other law schools once were before commodifying and increasing batch sizes. The batch sizes are good too, and there will (hopefully) be good placement prospects.
Like genuinely, anyone who tells you otherwise hasn't experienced what they're doing with the place. Also, most of all- if SLS Noida and MS Ramaiah are your other options, there shouldn't be any question here.
Sls Noida
Ms Ramaiah school of law
I am willing to work my ass to get into boutique firm or a upper t2 firm and slowly work my way up.(I have zero connections in the legal industry). Your insight will be much appreciated