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Campus Law Centre or Jindal Global Law School

Al123 17 Jun 2014, 15:36

Hi, i have recently received an offer from jindal for three year llb course and i would also be getting through clc. I want to know regarding JGLS since i dont know much about the institution but i believe that it is certainly going the ISB way(which is a good thing). Just wanted some insight from the students who are studying there.

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AnonymousLLB 17 Jun 2014, 20:31

Choose Jindal if fees is not a problem. There are already plenty of topics about faculty quality, infrastructure, admin issues, hostel life etc. Go through them, and make your decision wisely.

Or wait for a Jindal-ite(Is this what Jindal students call themselves?) to reply.

Al123 18 Jun 2014, 09:29

Thanks for the advice.

I am still waiting for some students to advice me on Jindal law school.

Just need some insight.

AnonymousLLB 18 Jun 2014, 12:03

Just go through some of the other threads on this website!

There is too much offered by the university. Whatever you look for, is there

noplaceforgray 18 Jun 2014, 12:15

Jindal is one of the best emerging law schools whereas CLC has proved itself in the past. C Raj kumar, the dean of JGLS is a DU LLB alumni and many other professors of JGLS. If you have it in you , you can shine even in CLC. The focus of students in CLC ,LC1 and LC2 are not so much in extra curricular activities but you can take part in moots, legal aid clinic and many other activities. People here are serious about their career(majority of judges,civil servants are from here). You will find people from all economic background in CLC and therefore crowd is not always posh like that of JGLS. But your class will be filled with civil servants, CA, engineers and other professionals so it gives you good networking opportunities.People get placement here(but very few student opt for placements) , there is a placement cell in LC1 but one has to work hard. It depends on your priorities what do you want to do in these three years if you want flexibility(in timings) and to make the most out of it with less monetary investment then CLC/LC1/LC2. If money is not a problem and you want placement at the end of the course and a normal college life then JGLS.

My two cents, feel free to disagree.