Law colleges in India
Although there is no definitive ‘ranking list’ for Law colleges in India, the factors that determine the credentials of a school are as follows:

• School Reputation- in the Industry and among foreign schools
• Academic Standards / Quality of Faculty
• Recruitment Statistics
• Location
• Student Community / Campus Life
• Infrastructure: IT Infrastructure, Hostel facilities, Library, Research facilities
• Quality of the entrance process

Some of the top Law institutes are as under:

• NLSIU Bangalore: The National Law School of India University is a decade-old stalwart. It offers the five-year integrated BA, LLB (Hons.) Degree. The All India admission test of NLSIU tests proficiency in English, mathematical skills (class X level), general knowledge, current affairs, legal aptitude, logical and analytical reasoning ability and personality assessment. The test is held in May every year. Beginning this year, admission is likely to be based on CLAT test scores. It also offers the two-year LLM program to graduates of law.
• NALSAR Hyderabad: Established three years back, NALSAR offers an integrated LLB professional degree.
• NUJS Kolkata
• Delhi Faculty of Law: The Law Faculty of Delhi University is a popular choice with around 1,500 students being enrolled annually. 25 percent seats fall under the reserved quota. The cost for the course is less than INR 5,000. The faculty approaches both theoretical and practical aspects of Law.
• NLIU Bhopal
• NLU Jodhpur

Other prominent colleges

• Christ College of Law
• ILS Pune
• Symbiosis Pune
• GNLU Gandhinagar
• GLC Mumbai
• HNLU Raipur
• UPES Dehradun
• NUALS Cochin
• Amity Law School (IP-University affiliate)
• Faculty of Law, BHU
• ULC Bangalore
• Army Institute of Law, Mohali
• Kerala Law Academy

The New 'Juris Academia' (Law Schools):

• CNLU, Patna
• RMLNLU, Lucknow
• RGNUL, Patiala

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