Yes there is. Colleges like Cornell, trillburg, Indiana uni Bloomington and uni of Arizona James E. are the colleges which do foreign exchange programs with JGLS

yes

no bro.

Yes you can Jindal definitely has ‘management quota’ but you need to know someone

please read the title of the video

heyy are you joining this year?

Same

That will be completely dependent on your personal research no one can actually guide you, its the information that others can provided, which is easily available.

@@amishasingh6201 thank you

I had another doubt... Like in case of double or triple sharing.. the room keys is with all the roommates? Basically I was wondering about the security and all? Like do u get any stealing cases or something?

no it does not.

go to the website.

all true.

not nice

go to the website.

go to the website.

depends on how good is your CV

How many people sit for placement, how many really get the placement for ballb/bballb

there is no data regarding it, no college can guarantee placements

yes its available

well, I had a lot of my very good friends graduate LLM in 2023 so I can share what I think they would have said. most of them had a very amazing campus life, attendance was difficult to maintain at 75% and debarment is real. Placement was good. overall a good place to be for LLM in India.

yes, it is compulsory

Hey are you planning for jgls surely? As I am also from Delhi and planning to get into jgls

@@Muskanonly not surely but yes its in my list of colleges

Me too planing if i will get atleast 50%scholarship 😅​@@manyavats2464

@@Muskanonlyhey are u also planning to go to jgls this year???

I don't know how that is relevant to you.

see the number of people you share your room with depends on your hotel and gender so they keep changing male - female housing so its difficult to say, most likely, you will be in a triple sharing, I was in triple sharing for most part, earlier this hostel was a boys hostel, min double sharing in Super block ie only one hostel max 4 sharing SH-3 again only one hostel rest all hostel are triple sharing. BA Legal Studies is an excellent program in you have the finances and then you can choose to either continue or discontinue either way you have a very strong base, excellent program, I would personally say go for it, it will give you A LOTTTT OF CLARITY.

@@amishasingh6201 ohkay dii thanku so much 💝💕

So SH-3 is double sharing?

Well, it is a very subjective thing can differ depending on your experience, your goals and background. The living facilities here are best in all law schools, academics is tough and much higher than most law schools but not good quality, what I mean is the prof can either be excellent and have great knowledge or doesn't know anything either way they will have very high expectations from you. In my personal opinion which I said to my family a week into law school is "its not worth the money" now my dad didn't care so I had no option but to finish the course but if I had to give my opinion go to a law school that's not full time residential so you can pursue internships, work, other activities on the side, that will be much more beneficial and a better investment for money.

@@amishasingh6201 thank you so much for the reply. I was considering Jindal for 3 yr llb but was not sure whether it will be rigt for me or not. But I think du law faculty will be better option as it is non residential and much more viable financially. The only drawback I think there is that du doesn't provide any placement support and maybe teachers are not as good as in Jindal.

Jindal's placement support is not as good as you would like specially for programs other than 5years, as far as faculty its extreme it can be very good or very bad. DU will give you more freedom and honestly Jindal after a point feels like a prison cell because of lack of mobility.

Hi, so do you think Jindal is worth it for a BA LLB programme?@@amishasingh6201

the same thing is valid for Ballb as well.

its coming up soon...

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Yes...they do

that depends on your program, check the website for such details relevant to your program

No.

everyone staying on campus is treated equally, there is no preferential treatments or benefits masters students get, there can be cases of your roommate being a bachelors student as well.

yeah they are available on campus, also you can go out cross the road from campus and smoke.

There are no reserved seats, admissions are based on merit and merit only

I did not do any LSAT specific preparation. I prepared for other law entrance exams and that covered everything.

@@amishasingh6201what exam did u opt for

I did prepared for CLAT but in 2020 it was pushed to much later, LSAT was in June and gave this just as a back up. So, my prep was CLAT but I never ended up giving it.

hey...all clubs and activities are open for freshers at different capacities and roles

yes

thanks

thanks

best of luck

Did you get in?I wanna know cause I have enrolled for bcom llb and would love to know few people in advance

​@@IMliving8989what about u ... U gave?

@@bajirchoudhary5046 duh

​@@IMliving8989how to get admission now??

true

It literally is brother

sorry. I saw the comment just now. but mostly these interviews are basic however, I do not have much understand of your particular program. I hope it went well.

yes

yes, there are but its just decent. not very good Air conditioning, you may feel hot despite Ac working

@@amishasingh6201 do they provide warmers also during winter ?

yes they do provide heaters, fall sem'23 there was a huge shortage of heaters, so only 1 heater per room was given which was useless, so mostly people do personal arrangements.

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