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Also if you could rank, which NLU(s) are better among the above if you wish to pursue litigation ?
I would say all top 6-7 NLUs give you a good alumni base but NLS definitely takes the cake by virtue of being the oldest. Apart from that, I think NLIU, NUJS, and NLUJ seniors are quite active in lit.
Regardless, having top 5-6 NLU(s) helps putting you into consideration. However I do think NALSAR and GNLU are a bit placement oriented
Not NLUD? I'm not in NLUD but i thought they had to be leading the litigation scene? I've read that like 4 times already and now it's 5 that's absurd am I missing something
I guess that's because these three have the biggest batch sizes comparatively (all of them have 2 courses) so it makes sense