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You can try at Sama ODR if you are really interested.
They are doing quite good.
Sr. Adv. / Counsel - Gaurav Pachnanda, Gourab Banerji, Nakul Dewan, Rishab Gupta, Vyapak Desai. While these names are known when it comes to arbitration, you can also consider chambers which do a mix of arb and commercial litigation - Darius Khambata, Zubin Behramkamdin, Zal Andhurjiya, Ritin Rai, Amit Sibal, and I'm sure you'll find other LI threads which mention more such chambers
About potential and saturation, ngl lot of people claim to specialise in arbitration on linkedin nowadays so the field is saturated in terms of the volume of people trying to break into it vs. the number of meaningful opportunities. But arbitration is obviously expected to grow even more in the coming years, and there is no denying that quality lparcatocers would be needed in future. And understand this, no matter what specialisation you choose, the top is always vacant. You beat competition by authenticity. You you are not seeing it as a linkedin buzzword and really enjoy it, it should not be difficult for you to break in. You're from a T1 NLU, leverage that well. Take up relevant co-curriculars. Don't let anyone discourage you. Work hard and i'm sure you'll reach great heights. All the best!