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Looking at SLAT, around 20,000 candidates compete for approximately 300 seats at SLS Pune, making the selection ratio comparable to that of NLU Delhi. Additionally, sls institutions have relatively lower reservations and a two-stage admission process, where selection isn’t based solely on test scores but also on interviews and extracurricular achievements.
Strong communication skills are essential to clear the interview, reinforcing the idea that admissions aren’t purely number-driven. Given this, if you are top 50 of your class in sls pune I believe its as good as t1 nlus what are your thoughts I just saw so many people bashing sls pune I want to put forward my opinion and get some back I have also heard they are very good mooters best in the field and have very good placement and alumini base