High Costs and Language Barriers Make Law Studies Hard for Poor Students

Law is seen as a noble profession in India and across the world, but the current system suffers from major flaws and irregularities. The high cost of fees and the specific medium of instruction are widening the gap between tier 1 and tier 3 colleges. This divide is a big worry because it makes legal education hard to reach for students from poor families, which also limits access to justice. Meanwhile, the Consortium of National Law Universities acts as the top authority that runs the premium and difficult law entrance exams.