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1. Elite Indians between 10-30 years ago (Gen X and Gen Y): CBSE/ICSE schools in metro cities + NLUs + foreign LLM. Back in these times, competition to enter NLUs was less and there was no caste or EWS reservation, plus no competition from non-metro cities.
2. Elite Indians since the past decade (Gen Z): Indian IB schools + Jindal + foreign LLM. Because NLUs are difficult to get into for them, with increased reservation and competition from non-metro cities. Plus elites have more purchasing power to afford IB schools and Jindal, in comparison with before.
3. Elite Indians in the next 10-20 years (Gen Alpha and Gen Beta): British IB schools in India + Jindal and foreign LLM, or foreign university for LLB and LLM (a foreign LLB is still a drawback because of the BCI restrictions).
Rising aspirations and incomes, combined with increased competition in government university spaces...
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c6vgx1ldvz5vo