Well the National Law School of India University is an institution for undergraduate and graduate legal education in India

Harvard Law School is one of the professional graduate schools of Harvard University,.

It is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.


Well it depends on your choice as if you want to practice in India and in Indian Laws, NLSIU is better and if you want to practice in the USA, Harvard is better.

If you want to be a highly qualified academician, do undergrad from NLSIU and post-grad from Harvard.

If you are rich means very reach then Harvard is better given the international exposure.

If you want to save your money, go for NLSIU.

But in my opinion you should do the law course form the NLSIU as it is one of the most renowned college in India and you will easily get admission in the Harwrd for the PG course

NLSIU BA LLB eligibility

Should have done the 10+2 system or an examination equivalent thereto securing in the first attempt,

Should have 50% (45% in the case of SC / ST candidates and persons with disability) in the aggregate, and

Selection criteria

Admission to the B.A.,LL.B.(Hons.) Degree programme is purely on merit as assessed through a Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)

BA LLB course curriculum

FIRST TRIMESTER

1.1 Sociology-I
1.2 Economics-I
1.3 Legal Methods
1.4 Torts-I
1.5 English & Legal Language SECOND TRIMESTER

2.1 Economics-II
2.2 Political Science-I
2.3 Torts-II
2.4 Contracts-I



THIRD TRIMESTER

3.1 Sociology-II
3.2 Constitutional Law -I
3.3 Contracts-II
3.4 History I
FOURTH TRIMESTER

4.1 History-II
4.2 Political Science-II
4.3 Constitutional Law-II
4.4 Criminal Law I


FIFTH TRIMESTER

5.1 Family Law-I
5.2 Property Law-I
5.3 Jurisprudence I
5.4 Constitutional Law III SIXTH TRIMESTER

6.1 Criminal Law-II
6.2 Land Laws
6.3 JPolitical Science-III
6.4 Family Law II

NLSIU
Address:

National Law School of India University

Gnana Bharathi Main Road, Chandra Layout,

Nagarbhavi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560242

Phone: 080 2321 3160