Hi I have already received 50% of scholarship in JGLS and will be sitting for the June exam to extract the 100 percent scholarship based on my lsat score. Which will be better? MNLU-M or JGLS?
There is no 100 % Scholarship in JGLS if you are not from the state of Haryana. I had a LSAT score of 99%, got a 75% scholarship and it was a really good time, the college experience is great. And as long as you stay away from the drug addicts and snobby elites, you will have a wonderful time. I had a GPA of 6.9 out of 8.0 and still got internships and an eventual PPO (without contacts since I couldn't even afford the full fees)
You cannot stall it. However, that practice is only for the 1st year. Subsequently it is semester wise. In 2017 they asked for 4 lakhs up front in June and the rest in August when joining.
No one actually cares, they have so much money themselves. People were surprised when they came to know about it because I was aloof from studies and didn't take notes and spent hours in the reading room like my classmates. No one actually knows if you have a scholarship, however, a pretty smart friend did figure it out when she texted me asking why I don't put much effort in class when I score so well in LSAT. She told me that she figured out because my JGY ID number, hich is allotted serial number wise to the highest rankers, mine was 201710xx which was in single digits...
Top students at JGLS are served T1s and prestigious foreign LLMs on a platter and the profile of professors is far better than any law school in the country. But that's only the top few; the rest 500 odd students have most likely squandered their time and money and are unemployable.
It is a question of what culture you are better suited to. Neither, in contrast to the top NLUs, guarantees your placement in a T1 just by virtue of being a student and you'll have to work equally hard in both to either secure a PPO or make it at Day Zero.
Nobody gets served anything at JGLS on a platter. Other than probably the mess food. Over 80% of the professors are greenhorns with very little teaching experience. There are so many students here that nobody gets to enjoy much of anything actually. It was a folly to have this 5 year programme with over 700 in a batch.
I finished my 3rd year at JGLS, would love to connect
It is a question of what culture you are better suited to. Neither, in contrast to the top NLUs, guarantees your placement in a T1 just by virtue of being a student and you'll have to work equally hard in both to either secure a PPO or make it at Day Zero.