Delhi is turning true to the epithet of the "Legal Capital of India" (here we're talking of proper Delhi only, not NCR). The only city to offer three great options for integrated degree programs in Law after Class 12.

1. NFSU School of Law; an institution of national importance; a national university under MHA
2. DU Faculty of Law; a central university, with a good legacy; low fees
3. NLUD; a state university; no domicile reservation (till now at least); high fees

Faculty of Law, Delhi University Launches 5-year Integrated Law Programmes [BA-LLB (Hons) & BBA-LLB (Hons)] for admissions in this academic year through CLAT 2023 scores.

https://lawfaculty.du.ac.in/userfiles/downloads/Fiveyearlaw/5yearlawdu.pdf

A central university, the benefit of studying law in Delhi in a well-established department, with a small batch size and an almost embarrassingly low fee. A solid combination. Isn't it?

Welcome to the real world. This is your parents' tough love. It will make sure that you learn to stand on your own feet and take responsibility for the consequences of your decisions. If ever you become a parent, you will truly understand why your parents are doing what they doing.

NFSU becomes the first academic institution in the country whose reports will be submissible in courts.

https://www.ahmedabadmirror.com/nfsu-reports-get-legal-sanctity/81856624.html