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But if you're specifically targetting a PPO and have these options, I would advise you to avoid JSA on the basis of several reasons, better explained at https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/256776-which-big-7-law-firm-is-the-most-reluctant-one-to-give-a-ppo
Between KCo & AZB, if you have to choose, then let it be on the basis of your college profile and how much time you have left. KCo has a one-internship policy but is extremely selective in terms of your work review — not a great idea to bet on this one opportunity.
On the other hand, unless you're from a T1 NLU, AZB has a general callback policy, and they've been giving out a number of interviews lately.
So, if you have the time to do a callback or are from a T1 college, focus on AZB. Otherwise, focus on KCo.
In any case, my advice remains that you should focus on everything you can when it comes to potential PPOs.
KCO > JSA > AZB