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I am a dropper who wrote CLAT 2025 and secured a rank that can get me the following colleges, assuming no changes made by the SC case- MNLU(M), HNLU, NLUO, RMLNLU, RGNUL and anything below. I also cleared SLAT to get into SLS-P and LNAT to get into JGLS, although I might have to take a student loan for either colleges. I did secure the seat at Jindal for backup but am very confused as to whether I should do the same for SLS-P as I've heard Symbi might be a better pick than Jindal. I am also open to writing clat again if necessary. I am very confused as to what option I should pick, hence the post. Could someone please guide me as to what my best option would be?
Thank you very much for the responses, and I'm sorry if these questions have been asked before.
Thanks for the preference list suggestions, I'll definitely consider it.
Take JGLS if you have the money. Avoid RML like the plague, it's a ▮▮▮ of broken dreams, failure and zero placements. Hardly anyone gets placed, no tier 1s come to campus and a culture of mediocrity thrives