Hey.

NLU, Jodhpur and NLSIU, Bangalore both NLUs are among the top Law colleges in India. But NLSIU has a slight edge over NLUJ and other NLUS because of which it has constantly been the 1st Rank in Top law colleges in India. Faculties in both colleges are great. Academic

Hello Karunakar,

Yes, you can get into NLUJ even if your rank, as mentioned in the question is 1000-2000. You can most probably get in, in the 3rd-4th round

Hey Imran.

The top 4 NLUs have a similar pattern of Placements. NLU bangalore has been the top law school in India since a lot of time.  

Various top Law firms and companies visiting for placements are- Amarchand Mangaldas, Surana and Surana, Luthra & Luthra, Khaitan & Co, Lakshmi kumaran

Hey Sneha!!1

Life at NLSIU is very pleasant and easy going.U can enjoy ur life easily along with the academics.

U have a great scope to get to know various things apart from the regular academics.

Usually the classes get over by 1:30,So u have a whole half day for

Hello Mayank

I can provide you the median pacakage offered by National Law School of India, Bangalore.

For B.A LLB program it was Rs. 14.50 Lakhs and for LLM program it was 4.71 Lakhs in the 2017.

Check the details- https://www.careers360.com/university/national-law-school-of-india-university-bangalore

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Hi,

Hope you are well.

See, If you are asking best law college for a delhiite, that means I am assuming, you want to study law in Delhi only.

If only in Delhi, the best law colleges are-

1. NLU Delhi, for that you need to crack Ailet.

2. Jamia

Hi,
As you are from Telangana, keeping that thing in mind it will be alot easier for you to secure you a seat at NALSAR Hyedrabad. If you have secured a CLAT Rank between 1-53 then you can be 100% sure that you are going to get a seat in

Dear Niraaliagarwal,

The minimum score usually required in PG CLAT depends on the highest, lowest and average marks scored by the candidates. It also depends on the number of candidates who appeared for the exam and the previous year's cutoff trend. 

For furher details please refer to the link  https://law.careers360.com/articles/nlsiu-bangalore-cutoff

Hi,
As course is offered in Distance mode there won't be any seat limit, graduates of any discipline from a recognised University is eligible to apply and take admission. I hope it helps!