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Especially for Corp placements, if you are top of batch, I don't see why you shouldn't be placed easily.
About tier 3 nlus, they really aren't doing very well tbh. Neither do they have strong alumni or brand name like GLC does, nor are they really good in infra or faculty. Yet, talk to some students there, get the latest experiences.
So tldr,
Go to GLC if you think you are a highly motivated and hardworking person.
Tier 3 nlu works but don't keep a lot of expectations from the institution as such, but a diverse student body with many motivated people will definitely help.
Don't do JGLS unless you are used to such environments and can afford it easily
At GLC, your success will literally depend on how much you are willing to put in.
And believe me, even if you are all hyped up thinking that you'll do everything you can to make sure you use the location and time advantage that GLC provides, it's not tough to get demotivated and lose track. So think hard about it.
About Jindal, if you can't afford the normal fees, please don't go. Even with a Scholr
Which college should I join? Tier 3 nlu, GLC, sls or Jindal? Keep in mind I'll choose Jindal only if i get a scholarship if not I don't think I can afford it.
Second thing is, if im not able to crack clat next year, I need a law school that can still help progress both academically and career wise
My goal in law school is to get into a high paying law firm job, although it might change in the 5 years so, please recommend me a good law school that can help me with this