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Now, first things first, college will matter a lot for me, considering I am pretty sure my after-college career will be Corporate, and my dream is to crack a Tier-1 Law Firm Job, and I am willing to work for this, whether thats internships, batch rank, MOOTs and papers. Whatever, the hardwork won't be an issue, but I need advice as to which college will make this hardwork easier or increase my chances at a good above-average placement.
My current credentials are, based on the provisional answer key, I am getting a score good enough to get into GNLU or above, most probably NLU Jodhpur if everything stays as it is. I know this is just speculation, but for the time being just assume I have the option between choosing NLUJ or GNLU.
Now, I am writing AILET, not very confident, but I am not writing SLAT, so symbiosis is out of the pool for me. In case, CLAT result is no favorable, I do have the option of writing LNAT and getting into Jindal (considering LNAT cutoffs for Jindal are very low). I can afford Jindal.
Now my question is: what should I be picking between GNLU and NLUJ if it comes to that, and can Jindal in anyway make things better for me? Can Jindal be picked over GNLU/NLUJ? Again, I only have three expectations from my college:
1. A great corporate Tier-1 Law Firm Placement
2. Ease of landing Internships, Moot Opportunities and other CV Building Activites
3. A decent average campus life if not better.
Kindly suggest and help!