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India has 913 law schools<ref>Bar Council of India (BCI) chairman and solicitor general Gopal Subramanium, Legally India interview, 13 July 2010"BCI chief to consolidate over 700 law schools"</ref>.

List of law schools

The top-ranked law schools according to the 2009-10 Mooting Premier League (MPL) are:

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Other law schools and colleges

References

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Balaji Law College, Pune.