glc vs jgls
10 Jun 2014, 19:24
i have got 95% in 12th board so i will get admission in glc and i think jgls takes everyone on lsat…and i m pretty confident that i will clear lsat…if fees is not the matter which one i should choose…given someone told me that glc does not have strict attendance and most of its student do internship for 5 years and my parents are saying that doing internship will be good…please help asap
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Dude go for Jindal, I know a lot of people who have dropped out from GLC and joined Jindal. GLC has a name and is a prestigious institute but no actual teaching happens there.
I’m pretty sure they don’t call “everyone” who appears for LSAT-India.
Anyway, since the admission offers have been sent, did you make it?
As a student from JGU I can help you address this issue better. We might be a relatively new institute but we stand out from all the other universities with respect to the brilliant faculty and brilliant infrastructure we have. Our university is very encouraging when it comes to external competitions and delegations.
Apart from that the college is growing really fast and there are amazing collaborations with international universities. Check out the university website and if it is possible visit the campus. The staff/faculty/students are all extremely helpful, and you will be able to blend in with ease. There is 0-tolerance for ragging which really makes our college stand out from the rest. If you are a sports enthusiast, then you would be delighted to see how well it is provided for in our college.
I have 93.23 for my LSAT - 3yr LLB. Does JGLS look mainly on LSAT scores ? What are the chances of getting a scholarship & how much approx. ? How are the placements this year ? Any other good colleges ?
hey thanks all of you…going to jgls and ya i have been selected
[quote=“law aspirant” post=10540]hey thanks all of you…going to jgls and ya i have been selected[/quote]
If you could also share your score of LSAT, that would be great. :)
86.81
Well you should get a good studentship offer. They primarily look at the LSAT scores, however it is not the only criteria. They also let you apply for studentship after the college starts, based on your performance your studentship can further increase as well. If you are pursing the 3 year course, I think this is the best option for you. I do not think any college which offers the 3 year program can help your career more than JGLS.
I don’t want to sell my college to you, however I would only propagate what I truly believe in. We have a great faculty, you can see it for yourself. The infrastructure is really brilliant. I do not wish to harp everything all over again. It is a matter concerning your future, take some time out and visit the campus, talk to the professors and you will know what you want to do.
Wish you all the best.