Law in India

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Any law college, however does not specialize as such in real estate /infrastructure laws in India. However, there are colleges, like NLU, GNLU which has specific center dealing with real estate and infrastructure law and, thus you get to learn a lot from there.
Most of the NLUS have various centers under which various certificate courses and training programmes are taken up for that particular law.
For instance, GNLU recently took up a conference on real estate laws.
Also, you could have your subject of specialization as real estate /infrastructure laws in any institute that has a provision for specialization for eg. NLU-Jodhpur, NUSRL-Ranchi, Nirma University etc.
Also, there are no college as such that is specifically meant to deal with Real Estate Laws as such.
There might be a chair /center for the law but not such specialization.
Also, depends on faculty at various institutes you may get one.

For all the aspiring students who wish to pursue law, should have a look at this comprehensive list of top law colleges in India.
1. National Law School of India University, Bangalore.
NLSIU, Bangalore offers various law courses to students at the undergraduate, postgraduate and doctorate (Ph.D) level. Students can also look for law programmes in distance mode from NLSIU.
For admission in UG course, students should have basic qualification of HSC/Intermediate (10+2) or any other equivalent exam from any recognized board. The eligibility criteria for the PG course are that students should possess LLB degree or an equivalent qualification from an acknowledged university.
2. Law Centre-1, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi.
Law faculty is one of the most prestigious institutions that offer, full time LL.B programme. Admissions for the same are held through application for the entrance test which is organised in the second or the third week of June each year, the qualification is Graduation from a UGC recognised university.
3. NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad.
The university offers law programmes to students at the undergraduate, postgraduate and doctorate (Ph.D) level. It also has a distance education wing, NALSAR Proximate Education (NALSAR Pro) that offers PG Diploma courses in patents law, cyber laws, media laws and international humanitarian laws.
Students are eligible for admission in UG courses if they have passed their Higher Secondary School Examination or any equivalent exam with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST category) from any recognised board. For PG courses, students should have a minimum 50% marks or equivalent grade in their undergraduate law course.
4. Symbiosis Law School, Noida
SLS-Noida offers two five years integrated undergraduate programmes, namely, B.A. LL.B. (Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws) and B.B.A. LL.B. (Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Laws). The admission process holds mandatory for the students to appear for SET (Symbiosis Entrance Test), the details of which can be seen on their official website.
5. Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar
GNLU offers law courses at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctorate (Ph.D) level to students. It also offers online programmes and courses to the students such as Diploma in internet law & policy, Diploma programme in advanced entrepreneurship management and corporate laws, certificate programme in contract drafting and certificate.

There are a number of colleges in India which offer law courses, but among a number of colleges I would like to suggest one top college i.e. Symbiosis Law School Noida. It is strategically located in the industrial hub of NCR.
It is one of the leading institutes of law. It promotes academic excellence, intellectual discipline and professional leadership.
To apply for SLS-Noida, one has to give SET (symbiosis entrance test) examination. It is a university level common entrance test organized by symbiosis international university for selecting students for admission.
After clearing the SET examination, students are required to go through the selection process conducted by the respective symbiosis institution for admissions.
The short listed candidates will be invited for personal interview (PI) and written ability test.

Cyber law is a budding field in India with lots of challenges and opportunity. It is worth to pursue further in this field if it appeals to you. NLIU Bhopal has Rajiv Gandhi National Cyber Law Centre, one of its kind in the country. The center offers 2 years long Masters Course which not only provides you with academic knowledge but also practical exposure. Further, many well-known names like Pangea3 comes for placement which offers placements. One student with above average performance can easily get a package up to Rs. 7 L to 8L per year.
For further reference please see the link attached.
https://www.nliu.ac.in/courses/msclis/msclis-main.html