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Way better than mnlu nagpur you rightly left.
If you want to go abroad, foreign LLM etc choose Jindal. If want to study and work in India, symbiosis is better.
I have secured admission into JGLS (was getting into MNLU-N through CLAT but did not want to study there) and SLS-P.
I wanted to ask you all which of these institutions is better? I intend to try CLAT again to see if I get a better NLU, so I wanted to know which of these provides more free time to study. Additionally, which of these has a better brand image? I am from a small town in Maharashtra, so I perceive that SLS-P is better, but what is the general perception in the industry?