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I'm told a few 4th years are averaging 7.8 and above, and I've heard a couple of 5th years are averaging 7.9+ in Jindal.
If you want to have it a bit easier regarding internships/placements at Jindal, you do need to maintain a high GPA. Yes in a particular batch grossing over 1000 kids, the competition between the top 50 is cut throat, but it is more diligence than anything.
@kian this is verified information by an insider, also you can mark it trollish if someone in an official position objects, I just want recruiters to be careful.
Theres nothing you can do at this point apart from having the top rank and working very hard to beat stereotypes at university and internships.