Don't. NO LAW school in that country is worth that money. Put your 15L in an SIP for 5 years. Then take the median take home pay for a fresh graduate from that school, less your expenses to live and have fun (cause you need to have fun, not animal existence) and see how long it takes to recover your investment.

Jindal is for rich kids who have a stick up their backside. I am yet to see any Jindal graduate show more legal acumen than pencil lead.

There’s a way to put things forward my man/woman, I wouldn’t advise this guy to come to Jindal either but what is this- “ I am yet to see any Jindal graduate show more legal acumen than pencil lead". Your superiority complex will kill you someday. You're too toxic for yourself and you replicate the mentality of xenophobes when you intentionally look at an entire group of 2000+ students not being capable of showing any legal acumen and rich kids who have a stick up their backside. I am disappointed this was not marked trollish and you're talking about it being facts contested here. Your obsession is at a display from the fact that this comment was published 15 minutes ago and you came back after 5 minutes to check for the reactions. You got the reaction you wanted. I reacted. I hope you have a good day now. Your contempt only makes us stronger.

Don’t. No point, there’s a lot of peer pressure at Jindal and scholarships can be taken back if you get F grades or Disciplinary notices. And getting scholarships is not easy, the kind of scholarships that you are expecting can only be obtained above the 99 percentile which is not easy to score. Another factor is that you’d be under constant pressure to land a corporate job and you might not understand this right now but law school is all about exploring options and if something makes you incapable of doing that, don’t go for it. Furthermore, the general crowd is pretty well off and while no one would troll you or ask you to spend your money if seeing others in Gucci sneakers with Chivas in a hand gets you insecure, do not come to Jindal. You’re in 12th man, aim to save that money, aim for CLAT and if you do well in CLAT you’ll do well in LSAT too. You’ll have options you can then make a choice, although I’d not advise you to live on the brink but at a place where you find yourself in comfort. Aim for NLS or something man you can do it. Good luck.

Even with scholarships, it would come to a good 5 lacs per year. I'd topped the LSATs and that's the offer I'd received. Not counting ancillary living expenses as a student which would another 1 lac per year (which is also higher when you're in JGLS).

I remembered my father was worried when I told him I'm appearing for LSAT and he'd seen the Jindal brochure. As a 12th class student you don't know what 7 lacs per year really is but for my dad it was his entire annual salary. Thankfully, I got through CLAT but I do regret making my dad feel like he couldn't afford his child's education.

So yeah, as good as Jindal may grow up to be, I'd always hate it for this fact.