This morning’s Mint carries an assessment of India’s best law schools. Surprisingly, the National Law School of India is on top, although it is closely followed by NALSAR, Hyderabad and NUJS. The article though focuses largely on NUJS, which has made impressive strides in recent years in attracting good teaching talent to its campus in Kolkatta.
India’s Best Law Schools (Mint)
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"Surprisingly, the National Law School of India is on top"
Shouldn't you be clarifying that statement Mr. Raghavan?
I don't think the rankings are particularly surprising. Although, in certain respects, the National Law School in Bangalore has unquestionably deteriorated in recent times, in relative terms I think it would probably still rank in the top bracket. The current issue of the India Today also features college rankings. In law, the National Law School in Bang ranks 1st with NALSAR as 2nd.