Among the nation’s top law schools are some of India’s most prestigious national universities (NLUs) and public and private institutions that have established themselves as industry leaders. Indian students who want to study law after finishing secondary school must take the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). Many governmental and commercial organisations recognise CLAT as a condition for enrolment in their law school programmes.

The five-year integrated law degree curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including corporate law and international trade. Because there are so many law schools in India to choose from, prospective law students may find the options available to be overwhelming. This article will provide a comprehensive list of India’s top Private Law Schools to aid law aspirants in making an informed choice.