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My family is earning enough to pay for my admission to Jindal, however I'm not particularly keen on going to Jindal, mostly due to having heard about the type of crowd who go there along with various other issues which I've heard about. However, the NLU I'm getting into has a ton of problems and controversies surrounding it as well which are well documented on LI. Which one would serve as a better fallback option if I were to unable to do well in CLAT 2025 and provide me with the best opportunities for the future?
If fee not an issue or if you get scholarship you must prefer Jindal.
Work hard to be in top 10% of class at Jindal and you will get opportunities better than any NLU.
Dropping a year is the worst idea in legal field.