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Many jgls students go for a dual degree programme or LLM with the help of reference from their collage professors and other alumnis and get scholarship. OCS in jgls is mid but the alumni and the professors gives a huge advantage to the kids.
I do know that 100+ students would be unemployed but many of em go for family business too.
So yeah while the placement numbers seem bad, yet many students go abroad. Jgls is ranked high in QS ranking for law cuz of partnerships afterall.
1. JGLS is by far the best college in India in terms of quality of faculty.
2. SLS is way ahead in terms of links with the industry (our partners are from SLS).
3. Firms recruit from SLS & JGLS in nearly equal numbers. That places SLS better because of their small batch.