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2. Yes
3. NUJS and then NLUJ
nujs vc changed so thats a plus point but if u are a girl hostels will be a problem
nluj seats increased last year and lmty it is getting crowded, but otherwise college is nice but no college life because it is hectic but gnlu on other hand will become boring over time and some peopel do like or prefer the pressure that nluj has , hostels will be a problem here as well because 5th year 100 students will go and 196 will come so think for yourself
baki top 3 ki chul hai toh nujs jao varna nluj , gnlu idts should even be a question
2- Of course it is. SLSP has been barely managing 5-10% placements, not even half of which are t-1s. A T-1 will always give you the edge. 1 year of dropping out opposed to an alma you can count on, and a uni that puts you an advantage by simply existing.
3- Not quite. If you have a home bias, then that's a different story. Else, the preference always is and will be NUJS>NLUJ>GNLU.
Iam currently a first year student at SLSP and gave CLAT 2026 the three questions i have in short from everyone is
1. Is there any Impediment if one starts law school at 20 )social, career progress, ageism in law school, placement preference)
2. Is it worth leaving SLSP for greener pastures are they actually greener? Context SLSP has swelled its batch size to over 600 and is not faring well administratively or academically there isnt much exposure overall disheartening.
3. NLUJ being closest to home will have a little bias for me but is it the best out of the three?
All opinions appreciated
Thank you