Top Law Colleges in India: Careers360 Law School Ranking 2025

Top Law Colleges in India: Careers360 Law School Ranking 2025

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Law offers a variety of career opportunities, with aspirants having the option to become part of the judiciary or pursue private practice. Then, there are law firms that recruit graduates from top law colleges in India. Further, aspirants can also build a career in academia. The increasing popularity of law as a career has seen a simultaneous rise in law colleges in India. But which ones are the best law colleges in India? What are the parameters to consider? Careers360 has compiled the list of the top 25 law colleges in India based on specific relevant parameters to help law aspirants make the right decision. These colleges offer 5-year LLB, 3-year LLB, and LLM programmes. Read ahead to get the complete list and other relevant details.

Top Law Colleges in India: Careers360 Law School Ranking 2025
Top 25 Law Colleges in India by Careers360

Legal Profession in India

The legal profession has become very complex in the modern world because of new law specialisations. The best law colleges will be the ones that adjust their LLB syllabus and pedagogy to these evolving changes in the legal field. Let’s look at some points in this context

  • Until 30 years back, there was no Cyber Law, but today, technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are the driving forces of the modern world.

  • Corporate law has expanded and become more complex with new forms of compliance and other corporate issues arising over the years.

  • Environmental law has assumed significance in recent years as climate change has become a hot topic, and the world is rapidly adopting renewable sources of energy.

  • Similarly, tax law has become so complex and complicated that people are looking at interpretations in different ways.

Things to Consider When Selecting Top Law Colleges

Below are some points that candidates must remember when selecting a law college. These points also form the foundation on which Careers360 law college rankings have been prepared.

  • Candidates must keep a holistic view of the law college rankings. For instance, a college may rank at 10th and another at 17. However, it doesn't mean that the 10th is better than the 17th or the 17th is better than the 10th. Aspirants must keep an overview of the overall rankings and not make rankings the goalpost.

  • Secondly, candidates must only study law in a college approved by the Bar Council of India. BCI is the only accreditation body for law colleges in India.

  • Next, candidates must ascertain the quality of faculty and the specialisations offered by the colleges. It’s also important to understand that as one moves up the corporate ladder, one needs to have an overall understanding of every law, as all the laws are somehow interconnected.

  • Next, candidates must look at the internship and placement opportunities offered by the college and the type of law firms that are part of the placement season.

  • Another critical point to consider is the learning resources available at the college, the quality of the library, and the availability of moot court and research journals.

  • The last point to look at when selecting the top law colleges is whether the colleges conduct talks or workshops by retired judges of the High Courts, Supreme Courts and legal luminaries. These talks are important as these personalities talk from real-life experiences.

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Careers360 Law School Ranking - Parameters

Careers360 has used the following parameters to select the top 25 law colleges in India with different weights assigned to each. The details are given in the table below.

Careers360 Law College Ranking Parameters

ParameterWeightDetails

Faculty Quality and Engagement

15%

Faculty experience and quality of teaching.

Placement, Cost, Alumni, Research and Projects

35%

Students benefit from the alumina network that is created at the college and the research and projects that the college undertakes

Living and Learning

25%

The college infrastructure, such as the hostels, library, and classrooms

Student Quality and Diversity

25%

Living and studying with students from different cities, geographies, and socioeconomic backgrounds allows for the development of different thought processes and perspectives.

Top 25 Law Colleges in India Careers360 Law Rankings 2025

The table given below provides the list of the top 25 law colleges in India as per Careers360 rankings based on the parameters discussed above. For the candidate’s reference, the NIRF law rankings for the colleges have also been given alongside Careers360 rankings. Some differences may arise between the NIRF rankings and Careers360 rankings, as some of the colleges have not participated in either one or both of the rankings.

Top 25 Law Colleges in India

Rank

Law InstituteProgrammeTotal Points (out of 500)

NIRF Ranking

1

National Law School of India University, Bangalore

BA LLB

379.23

1

2

National Law University, New Delhi

BA LLB Hons

377.84

2

3

NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

BA LLB Hons

377.05

3

4

The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata

BA LLB Hons, BSc LLB

359.68

4

5

Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar

B.Com LLB Hons/B.Sc LLB Hons/BA LLB Hons/BBA LLB Hons/BSW LLB Hons

348.49

8

6

Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

BA LLB Hons

343.64

6

7

Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur

LLB Hons

340.91

7

8

National Law University, Jodhpur

BA LLB Hons/BBA LLB Hons

335.03

Not Participated

9

Symbiosis Law School, Pune

BA LLB Hons/BBA LLB Hons

332.68

5

10

Government Law College, Mumbai

BLS LLB

319.68

Not Participated

11

Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat

BA LLB Hons/BBA LLB Hons/B.Com LL.B

314.88

Not Participated

12

Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh

BA LLB

310.47

12

13

Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, Delhi

LLB

309.78

Not Participated

14

National Law University, Cuttack

BA LLB Hons/BBA LLB Hons

309.03

26

15

National Law Institute University, Bhopal

BA LLB Hons

303.9

21

16

Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala

BA LLB Hons

303.39

24

17

Amity Law School, Noida

B.Com LLB Hons/BA LLB Hons/BBA LLB Hons

302.71

Not Participated

18

School of Law, Christ University, Bangalore

BA LLB Hons/BBA LLB Hons

301.63

15

19

Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow

BA LLB Hons

301.43

20

20

Alliance School of Law, Bangalore

BA LLB Hons/BBA LLB Hons

301.02

18

21

Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad

B.Com LLB Hons/BA LLB Hons

296.59

Participated

22

National Law University and Judicial Academy, Guwahati

BA LLB Hons

295.83

27

23

Army Institute of Law, Mohali

BA LLB

294.62

30

24

ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad

BA LLB/BBA LLB

294.29

36

25

University School of Law and Legal Studies, New Delhi

BA LLB/BBA LLB/BA LLB Hons/BBA LLB Hons

289.99

17

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