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unbiased opinion, i am an NLUJ student
Unbiased opinion, I am a GNLU student.
I was in the same position as you but the only difference was I knew my preference (atleast according to which one should ideally choose his/her University)
This was:
- NLUJ
-GNLU
-NLIU
My classmate was in NLIU and my Childhood friend was in GNLU both a year higher than me, it would have been easier getting used to the law school life because of them, inspite of that I chose NLUJ reason being:
- No domicile Quota (The govt is now planning to introduce a 25% Quota but the Student body is trying very hard to fight this decision)
- Diverse student Body (Due to no domicile)
- Small Batch Size (120 students in NLUJ when compared to GNLUs almost 200 and NLIUs almost 160)
- Jodhpur sounded like a better place when compared to Gandhinagar and Bhopal. (Except the summers)
- Single Rooms from first year.
- Two streams BA and BBA to choose from, NLIU folks don't get a choice and GNLU folks have some sort of merit system to decide between BA, B.com, BBA, Bsc and BSW.
- My food and cultural practices were much more compatible to MP and Rajasthan when compared to Gujrat, also Gujrat being a dry state was a huge turn off.
- Generally CLAT coachings except Legal Edge recommend keeping NLUJ above GNLU and then NLIU.
- While I don't care for placements as I want to go into litigation all three of them were almost at par with each other, NLUJ had if I remember correctly had almost 100% placements last year.
Honestly just keep preparing for your exams and worry about these things later, you'll get the option to change your preference list a few days before the counselling starts.
Best of Luck 👍🏻
you can always move up/down your list during vacancies
for the time choose nluj id say
but we all can agree that this kid is wasting time on LI while he should be giving mocks.
job lgne ke baad life jhand kese hogi?